Field Manual 03 · Units

Command An Army tier list

An editorial snapshot of the tracked roster, with enough role context to help you build an army instead of simply collecting letters.

6 minute readUpdated September 13, 202613 units tracked
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How this tier list works

Our tiers combine current role value, rarity information, and how easily a unit fits into a useful four-slot formation. They are an editorial aid, not official rankings or a promise that one unit will win every matchup. New and recently added units remain unranked until there is enough confidence to place them.

Read roles before lettersAn S-tier frontline unit cannot replace the job of a ranged or mobile unit. A lower-tier troop can still be the right choice when it completes your formation.

Current tracked tiers

TierUnitsCurrent roleTracked chance
SImmortal, SpartanFrontline anchors0.19% each
SSamurai, BerserkerFrontline specialists0.06% each
ACrossbowmanRanged damage4%
AScout RiderMobile pressure20%
BMercenary, Spearman, ShieldmanAccessible frontline18.88% each
CArcherStarter ranged18.88%
PendingFlaming Archers, Halberder, Imperial HalberderNew unitsChecking

S tier: premium frontline

Immortal and Spartan are versatile defensive anchors in the current database. Samurai and Berserker also occupy S tier but are described as more specialized or aggressive. The low tracked pull chances make them difficult targets, so avoid treating them as prerequisites for progress.

A tier: role-defining options

Crossbowman provides focused ranged damage, while Scout Rider supplies mobility. These two units are valuable because they cover jobs that a frontline-heavy roster otherwise lacks. Scout Rider's higher tracked chance can make it a practical formation tool rather than merely a consolation pull.

B and C tiers: usable foundations

Mercenary, Spearman, and Shieldman are early frontline fillers. Their value comes from letting you establish a screen while you build the rest of the roster. Archer gives starter ranged coverage. Replace these units when the upgrade clearly improves the same job or allows a stronger formation—not simply when a rare name appears.

New units: wait for evidence

Flaming Archers, Halberder, and Imperial Halberder are marked as new in the current tracker. Until their chances and performance are confirmed, they remain unranked. This avoids presenting speculation as settled advice.

How to use the list

  1. Identify the missing role in your current squad.
  2. Compare units within that role, not across unrelated jobs.
  3. Check whether the rarity and resource cost are realistic for your account.
  4. Test one replacement at a time in actual matches.

For concrete templates, continue to the formation guide or use the live unit comparison tool.

Accuracy noteThis list can become outdated after game updates. Official announcements and in-game values take priority over this independent editorial guide.