The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle brings the beloved characters from the popular anime into the world of idle RPGs, offering fans a fun and strategic way to explore Britannia. With so many characters to choose from, knowing which ones to invest in can make a significant difference in your success. That’s where our tier list comes in, helping you identify the best and worst heroes in the game.

In this guide, we’ll present a detailed tier list to give you a quick reference for the top-performing heroes, especially when rerolling. We’ll also dive deep into each character’s strengths and weaknesses, so you understand exactly why they earned their spots on the list. This will give you a solid foundation to build the best team possible as you progress through the game.

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The Best Seven Deadly Sins: Idle Tier List

In games like The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle, having a tier list is essential, especially when you’re aiming to build the strongest team. Tier lists help you understand which heroes are worth investing your time and resources into, and which ones might hold you back. This is particularly important when rerolling, as you want to make sure you’re getting the best possible start with top-tier characters.

The summoning system in The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle is unique, with the game encouraging constant summoning by rewarding players with hundreds of summoning tickets just for playing. As you summon more units, your summon level increases, which in turn improves your summoning rates. The maximum summon level is 10, where the summoning rates on the standard “Hero Summon” banner are as follows:

• Legendary Heroes: 0.15%
• Unique Heroes: 8%
• Epic Heroes: 19%
• Rare Heroes: 29%
• Normal Heroes: 43.85%

While these rates may seem low, the game’s emphasis on frequent summoning means you’ll have plenty of chances to get the heroes you want. In fact, rerolling is a viable strategy in The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle, as we discussed in our reroll guide. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the tier list so you know which heroes to target.

S		Name	RARITY	Role	Type
		Galland of Truth	Legendary	DPS	Dex
		Dragon Sin of Wrath Meliodas	Legendary	DPS	Str
		Fox Sin of Greed Ban	Legendary	DPS	Int
		Gloxinia of Repose	Legendary	Support	Vit

A		Name	RARITY	Role	Type
		Sapphire Holy Knight Griamore	Legendary	Tank	Int
		Giant Girl Diane	Legendary	Tank	Int
		Fighter Diane	Legendary	Tank	Str
		Diamond Holy Knight Howzer	Legendary	DPS	Int

B		Name	RARITY	Role	Type
		Princess of Liones Elizabeth	Epic	Support	Int
		[Boar Hat] Tavern Master Meliodas	Unique	DPS	Vit
		[Beard of the Mountain Cat] Allioni	Epic	Tank	Int
		Swordsman Nanashi	Legendary	DPS	Vit

C		Name	RARITY	Role	Type
		[The Pleiades of the Azure Sky] Denzel	Legendary	Debuffer	Str
		Fraudrin of Selflessness	Legendary	Tank	Str
		All Rare and Normal Rarity Heroes	N/A	N/A	N/A

On these tables you can find the strongest and weakest characters in this game. As a beginner to The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle, understanding what makes these characters stand out—or fall short—will give you a deeper insight into the game’s mechanics. In the next section, we’ll explore each of these characters in detail, so you know exactly why they’ve earned their spots on this tier list.

S Tier Heroes

These heroes are the best of the best. These are the characters you want to reroll for, as they can singlehandedly carry your team through the toughest challenges. Their abilities are powerful, versatile, and often game-changing, making them invaluable in both PvE and PvP scenarios.

Galland of Truth

Galland of Truth stands out as a powerhouse in The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle, primarily due to his ability to deal immense damage with every attack. His unique passive skill, which gives him a 50% chance to inflict an additional attack that deals 190% of his Attack, makes him a formidable damage dealer. As if that weren’t enough, each time this additional attack triggers, Galland gains a stack of Seasoned Fighter, increasing his Crit Chance by 3% per stack, up to 10 times. This not only makes his subsequent attacks more lethal but also ensures that Galland becomes progressively stronger as the battle goes on. His ultimate ability further cements his status as an S Tier hero, dealing massive damage and boosting his attack speed, allowing him to rain down even more powerful blows on his enemies. Galland is the kind of hero that can single-handedly turn the tide of battle, making him a prime target when rerolling.

Dragon Sin of Wrath Meliodas

Meliodas is another must-have hero in The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle, especially for players who appreciate high-risk, high-reward characters. His ability to land critical hits not only deals significant damage but also reduces all of his cooldowns by 0.5 seconds, allowing him to use his skills more frequently. This creates a snowball effect where Meliodas becomes increasingly deadly as the fight progresses. His ultimate ability further enhances his already impressive damage potential by boosting both his Crit Chance and attack speed for 7 seconds. Meliodas is a hero who can carry teams on his back, especially in scenarios where burst damage is needed to take down tough opponents quickly.

Fox Sin of Greed Ban

Ban’s kit is centered around consistent energy generation and powerful debuffs, making him a versatile and dangerous hero in any lineup. With a 20% chance on each attack to deal additional damage and recover 10 energy, Ban can frequently unleash his ultimate ability, which is key to his effectiveness. His ultimate not only deals massive damage but also inflicts Snatch on both Ban and his target, increasing Ban’s Final Attack while reducing the enemy’s. This dual effect makes Ban a formidable opponent who can weaken enemies while simultaneously enhancing his own power, making him an invaluable asset in both PvE and PvP scenarios.

Gloxinia of Repose

Gloxinia is a perfect example of a support hero done right. While her basic attacks might seem underwhelming at 73% damage, the true value lies in her ability to heal the ally with the lowest HP by 10% of her Attack with every strike. This consistent healing makes Gloxinia a crucial part of any team, ensuring that your frontliners stay alive longer. Additionally, her ability to deal AoE damage while inflicting Lv. 4 Break on enemies, which reduces their crit defense and binds them briefly, adds a layer of crowd control that can disrupt enemy formations. Her ultimate ability further amplifies her support role, healing allies by a large amount, removing all debuffs, and granting immunity to damage-over-time effects for a short duration. Gloxinia’s combination of healing, utility, and control makes her indispensable in any high-tier team.

A Tier Heroes

The characters in this tier are awesome and have tremendous potential. While they might not be as universally dominant as S Tier heroes, they can still be incredibly effective when used in the right team composition. With the right setup and synergy, these heroes can perform at a top level and be crucial assets in your roster.

Sapphire Holy Knight Griamore

Griamore is a top-tier tank that excels at absorbing damage and protecting his team. While his damage output might be modest, his ability to erect a barrier around himself equal to 25% of his HP every 5 seconds makes him extremely durable. This barrier allows Griamore to soak up damage that would otherwise threaten your squishier heroes, making him an ideal frontline defender. His ultimate ability complements his role by inflicting heavy damage on a target and applying Lv. 5 Break, which drastically reduces the target’s crit resistance, setting them up for devastating follow-up attacks from your DPS characters. Griamore is a reliable tank that, with the right support, can keep your team safe and set up your attackers for success.

Giant Girl Diane

Giant Girl Diane is the epitome of resilience, making her a fantastic choice for players who prefer a more defensive approach. Her ability to inflict damage whenever she is healed, coupled with the Steel Will buff that activates after each healing proc, makes her nearly impossible to take down. This buff not only heals her further but also increases her Final Defense by 40% and grants immunity to various crowd control effects like Flinch, Stun, and Freeze. Diane’s ultimate deals AoE damage and inflicts Lv. 4 Petrify on enemies, immobilizing them and reducing their crit resistance, making her an excellent choice for crowd control and survivability.

Fighter Diane

While still a tank, Fighter Diane leans more toward a balance of damage and durability. Her standout feature is her Immortality effect, which triggers when her HP drops to 0, preventing her death for 10 seconds. This gives her time to continue dealing damage or absorb more hits before finally going down, making her incredibly hard to kill. Her ultimate ability not only deals heavy damage but also grants Lv. 5 Evasion to all STR allies, significantly increasing their survivability by boosting their Final Evasion. Fighter Diane is invaluable in teams that rely on STR characters, providing both offense and defense in a single package.

Diamond Holy Knight Howzer

Howzer is a critical damage specialist who gets stronger with each successful attack. His ability to buff his own critical damage by 30% on every hit makes him a formidable damage dealer as battles progress. Additionally, he can deal consistent damage every 5 seconds, further contributing to his DPS potential. Howzer’s ultimate inflicts heavy damage on an enemy while applying Lv. 3 Resistance Down to the target and Lv. 3 Swiftness to himself. These effects make it easier for Howzer to land critical hits and attack faster, making him an excellent addition to teams that focus on burst damage.

B Tier Heroes

The heroes here are solid choices, especially early in the game. These average heroes will likely make up the bulk of your team in the beginning stages. However, as you progress and summon more characters, you’ll want to gradually replace them with higher-tier heroes to maintain a competitive edge.

Princess of Liones Elizabeth

Elizabeth is a support character with a focus on weakening enemies and healing her team. She has a 20% chance on each attack to deal additional damage and apply Lv. 3 Weaken, which reduces the target’s Final Attack by 18% for 3 seconds. This debuff can help mitigate incoming damage, making her a useful secondary support. Her ultimate provides a decent heal to the entire team and applies Lv. 2 Regeneration, which continues to heal allies over time. While Elizabeth’s healing and debuffing capabilities are solid, they are not exceptional, making her a reliable but not indispensable choice.

[Boar Hat] Tavern Master Meliodas

This version of Meliodas is a decent damage dealer, especially when he lands critical hits, which trigger an additional powerful attack. His ultimate is a crowd control tool, dealing heavy damage to an enemy and all enemies within 2 meters of the initial target. This ult is particularly effective against DEX targets, making Tavern Master Meliodas a good option in specific matchups. However, his overall utility is limited compared to other Meliodas versions, placing him in the B Tier.

[Beard of the Mountain Cat] Allioni

Allioni is a tank with moderate damage output, making him a middle-of-the-road choice. His ability to inflict additional damage on crits, especially against STR targets, adds some value to his kit, but it’s not game-changing. His ultimate grants him Lv. 4 Veil, shielding him for 20% of his max HP for 10 seconds, which helps him absorb more damage. However, his overall contribution to a team is average, and he lacks the impactful abilities needed to elevate him to higher tiers.

Swordsman Nanashi

Nanashi is all about speed, granting himself Lv. 5 Swiftness every 3 seconds, which permanently boosts his attack speed by 10% during combat. This makes him a decent damage dealer, especially in longer fights where his speed advantage can compound over time. His ultimate is powerful, dealing massive damage and restoring energy if it finishes off the target, potentially allowing for another ult soon after. However, Nanashi’s reliance on finishing off enemies to fully realize his potential makes him somewhat situational, keeping him in the B Tier.

C Tier Heroes

C Tier Heroes are the ones to avoid. These characters might have some niche uses, but overall, they’re not worth the investment. They lack the strength, utility, or versatility needed to justify using them in your team, so it’s best to steer clear of them and save your resources for better options.

[The Pleiades of the Azure Sky] Denzel

Denzel is a Legendary hero who unfortunately falls short of expectations. His kit is underwhelming, with his primary attack inflicting Lv. 5 Slow, which reduces the target’s attack speed by 12% for 5 seconds. While his ultimate inflicts Lv. 5 Weaken, reducing the target’s Final Attack by 30% for 10 seconds, these effects are mediocre, especially for a Legendary hero. Denzel’s lackluster performance and minimal impact in combat make him a hero to avoid investing resources into.

Fraudrin of Selflessness

Fraudrin has a niche use in PvP due to his ability to revive with 100% HP and taunt enemies, drawing their attacks. However, outside of PvP, Fraudrin’s utility is limited. If he’s not well-leveled and supported by buffs or heals, he will often find himself dying repeatedly, offering little to no value to the team. His reliance on specific conditions and his lack of consistent impact make him a poor choice for most team compositions.

All Rare and Normal Rarity Heroes

Rare and Normal heroes in The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle are primarily there for collection purposes. While you might unlock and upgrade them to complete your roster, they should never see actual combat in your main team. Their stats, skills, and overall performance are significantly weaker than higher-tier heroes, making them unworthy of any serious investment. Save your resources for more capable

With this tier list, you now have a clear idea of which heroes to aim for and which to avoid in The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle. Remember, playing on PC with BlueStacks can make rerolling more efficient, thanks to features like the Instance Manager, which lets you summon on multiple accounts at once. Start strong with the best heroes, and you’ll be well on your way to conquering Britannia! Enjoy playing The Seven Deadly Sins: Idle on PC or laptop with BlueStacks!