Duet Night Abyss tier list: All characters, ranked
If you’re trying to figure out which characters to focus on in Duet Night Abyss, this tier list gives a clear picture of who stands out and who needs a bit more work.
Duet Night Abyss characters tier list
S-tier
Image via Hero GamesPsyche
Psyche is one of the top damage dealers. She uses a polearm with fast attacks and strong mobility.
Daphne
Daphne is a support character with healing and buff skills. She works especially well when your team needs to sustain more than raw damage.
Lynn
Lynn is a balanced DPS: dual pistols/rifle style, slightly easier to play, and can slot into many teams.
A-tier
Image via Hero GamesYale and Oliver
This twin-inventor duo fights together, mixing fire-based mechanics and synergy effects.
Phantasio
Phantasio is more niche: a “burst” type character, dealing big damage in short windows. If you time things right and build them well, they perform.
B-tier
Image via Hero GamesLisbell
Lisbell has utility and maybe situational strength, but lacks the flexibility or raw performance to keep up with higher tiers.
Rebecca
Rebecca uses ranged attacks with elegance and precision. Good in many scenarios, but you’ll find more value from higher-tier picks if you can.
Berenica
Berenica is a solid generalist: melee-ranged transition, decent all-around stats. She’s a safe pick if you don’t have the best gear yet.
Rhythm
Rhythm uses a rapid-fire assault style, with good mid-range control. She works well, but again, she needs investment to shine.
Truffle & Filbert
This duo is support-oriented: healing, buffs, utility over pure DPS. Very useful in long fights or where the team sustains matters.
Sibylle
Sibylle has hybrid utility + survivability. She can fill a niche, especially in tougher fights where control or survival matters.
Hellfire
Hellfire brings heavy strikes and flame-based AoE damage. Works well if you like aggressive play, but maybe less flexible than top picks.
Lady Nifle
Lady Nifle uses life-drain and necrotic effects, which are good for self-sustain and control, but don’t have the full versatility of higher tiers.
Outsider
Outsider is a frontline brute with sustained assault and shield resilience. Good when you need a strong “tanky” or break-through type character.
C-tier
Image via Hero GamesRandy
Randy is fun to play and has a sword-based style blending tank/counterattack, but compared to higher tiers, he doesn’t perform as consistently well.
Tabethe
Tabethe focuses on ambush, dual blades, and high damage in short windows. Good if you like that style, but more situational and less flexible overall.
D-tier
Image via Hero GamesMargie
Margie is a mechanical-tool hybrid user, with mixed elemental damage and gadgets.
She can work in early or casual play, but if you aim for end-game content, she will likely require too much effort relative to reward.
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FAQs
Should I only pick S-tier characters first?
- Not necessarily. If you like a character and invest time in them, A- or B-tier picks can still carry you a long way. But S-tier gives you more head-start and fewer compromises.
Will these rankings change over time?
- Yes. As the game gets updates, balance changes, and new characters come out, this list can shift.
Do I need all the characters to do well?
- No. Focusing on a core team of 2-3 good characters and building them up is better than spreading resources thinly across many.
How do I unlock these characters?
- In DNA, you can unlock all characters for free via tasks or shard-grind instead of gacha pulls.
