This is the complete tier list champions of King Arthur: Legends Rise, sorted by rarity (Legendary, Exceptional, Rare, Common) and then by rank (S to D). Each name is also listed in English in parentheses, which is handy if you're playing in another language.
Please note : No tier list is perfect. A champion considered weak can shine with the right team synergy and excellent gear. The ranking compares champions of the same rarity based on their utility, their buffs to allies, and their debuffs to enemies.
Explanatory video in French by Alucare, ideal complement to the page. View video (you can use YouTube's automatic translation)
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Before you begin, you should also know that within each tier, champions are ranked by alphabetical order. So this isn't a ranking from strongest to weakest within the same tier. To find your character quickly, do Ctrl+F on a PC, or search by rarity and then by name on a mobile device.
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Legendary Champions: Tier List King Arthur: Legends Rise
The Champions Legendaries are the most powerful in the game and the hardest to obtain. They're the ones that carry your best builds through the most challenging content.
A champion climbs to S rank when it remains useful in almost all situations, whether in PvE or PvP. It should provide buffs Where debuffs that can change the outcome of a battle and remain valuable even without perfect gear. Lower-tier characters are still playable, but they require a well-built team built around them.
S | God Tier Legendary Champion
the S rank features the most versatile champions. You can include them in almost any of your teams without going wrong, whether you're leveling up solo or dominating the arena. If you're just starting out, focus your resources on them first.
- Bedivère (Bedivere)
- Guinevere (Guinevere)
- Merlin
- Morgane (Morgan)
A | Legendary Champion, Rank A (Excellent)
The champions of Class A are excellent and very close to the top. They excel in several areas, but remain a step below the S models in terms of pure versatility.
- Claudas
- Gillien
- Sigrun
B | Rank B Legendary Champion (Good)
the Class B remains solid. These champions get the job done in most situations, as long as they're supported well and built properly.
- Aine
- Gauvain (Gawain)
- Lancelot
- Lot
- Sergius
- Tristan (Tristan)
C | Legendary champion rank C (Bad)
the Class C brings up the rear among the Legendaries. These champions are situational and not highly recommended if you have better options available. Keep them as a backup, but don't invest your best resources in them.
- Clarisin
- Florentius
Champions Ranking: Exceptional
The Champions of Rarity Exceptional form the core of most teams in King Arthur: Legends Rise. They are easier to obtain than Legendary items, yet remain very reliable from the beginning all the way through advanced content. The ranking goes from S rank to Class C.
S | S Rank (God Tier)
the S rank brings together the Exceptional champions who add the most value to your team, whether in offense, support, or control. These are safe choices to be a priority for investment.
- Anguish
- Kay
A | Grade A (Excellent)
Right behind it, the Class A brings together champions high-performance. They fit right in with a competitive team and are a huge help.
- Sarah
- Yseult (Isolde)
B | Rank B (Good)
the Class B brings together champions correct, which are especially useful early in the game or for rounding out a build. They're a good stopgap until you have better options.
- Accolon
- Arthur
- Ban
- Baudouin (Baudwin)
- Bors
- Clementine
- Rosier
- Turin
C | Rank C (Bad)
the Class C brings together the top low because they're so rare. Keep them if you're just starting out, but replace them as soon as you get a higher-ranked champion.
- Ardoin
- Cormac
- Fredric
- Gareth
- Kyrddin (Kyrdoin)
- Nicholas
- Ralph
- Uriens
Rare Champions Rankings
The Champions of Rarity Rare are the easiest to obtain right from the start of your adventure. They won't replace a Legendary in the long run, but some are still solid options while you're building your team. The ranking goes from S rank to Class C.
S | S Rank (God Tier)
No champion Rare does not reach S-rank. This rarity level mainly serves as a stepping stone, and the best profiles are found in higher rarity levels.
A | Grade A (Excellent)
- Djerit
Djerit is the Best Rare Champion in the game. It handles its role easily early on and is worth investing in as long as you don't have anything better.
B | Rank B (Good)
- Amelia
- Maoul
- Trygve
These three champions work great as stopgaps as long as your roster stays small. They get the job done in the early game, without being the cornerstones of your team in the late game.
C | Rank C (Bad)
- Aaron
- Alan
- Argus
- Beborne
- Bulk
- Cailleach
- Douglas
- Finn
- Gwynn
- Hector
- Jack
- Jan
- Kenneth
- Killian (Kyllian)
- Leppaludy
- Lionel
- Luke
- Pelgarf
- Rollo
- Tarzhaden
Regular Season Standings
The Champions of Rarity Ordinary are the weakest in the game. None of them reach the S, A, B, or C tiers: they all end up in D-tier. You'll mainly use them at the very beginning of the game. As soon as you unlock Rare content or higher, you can replace them without hesitation.
S Rank (God Tier)
There are no Common champions at this rank.
Grade A (Excellent)
There are no Common champions at this rank.
Grade B (Good)
There are no Common champions at this rank.
Grade C (Poor)
There are no Common champions at this rank.
Rank D (Terribly Bad)
These champions help you out in the very beginning, but their statistics and their skills quickly plateau.
- Andres
- Andrew
- Cayley
- Joseph
- Kian
- Serju
- Ted
Explanatory video in French by Alucare, ideal complement to the page. View video (you can use YouTube's automatic translation)







