Star Savior

Star Savior Reroll Tier List: Best Units To Aim For On Day One

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Rerolling in Star Savior is all about securing at least one “National Power” carry plus a top-tier support or tank so your account feels strong from the tutorial onwards. Because a full reroll cycle can take 25–35 minutes, aim for 1–2 premium units and stop rather than chasing perfection.​

Day-one reroll priorities (short list)

Most reroll and tier-list guides agree on five “Tier 0 / National Power” units that are worth resetting for.​

Top reroll targets (Tier 0 / SS):

PrioritySaviorRole / AttributeWhy you reroll for them (summary)
1LunaCaster / OrderBest AoE farmer and story clearer; binds enemies and shreds waves and elites. ​
2SmileRanger / StarFast single-target DPS with huge fixed defence-down, enabling one-turn boss kills. ​
3KiraAssassin / SunStealth-based boss killer that cuts enemy action gauges and avoids targeting. ​
4AsellaStriker / MoonFlexible AoE + single-target damage; ideal “first carry” for story and farming. ​
5LydiaRanger / ChaosWide AoE plus effect-resist shred, making all debuffs and CC more reliable. ​

If you can lock in any 1–2 of these on day one, you are already well ahead of most accounts.​

Best supporting picks to pair with your carry

After one Tier 0 damage dealer, your next priority is a strong sustain or tank so you can push harder content safely.​

God Tier supports/tanks (fantastic reroll “second hits”):​

  • Serpent (Supporter / Sun): Nullifies enemy skill damage once per ally and auto-heals the lowest HP target; widely recommended as the best survival support in hard PvE.​
  • Harley (Defender / Sun): Frontline tank that buffs allies’ defence and speed while providing ignite stacks; strong anchor for aggressive teams.​
  • Lily (Caster / Moon): Attack-scaling shields plus attack-down debuff, giving both protection and damage reduction.​
  • Dana (Caster / Star): Team-wide attack buffs and enemy speed debuffs while still dealing AoE damage; blends support and DPS.​
  • Frey (Supporter / Star): Free but rated Tier 1/S in lists; excellent healer/shielder and worth keeping if she shows up with a top damage dealer.​

Tier 1 damage/tank backups (still excellent reroll outcomes):​

  • Charles, Carmen, Epindel, Tanya – strong DPS/tank options that round out teams even if you miss a Tier 0.
  • Vesta (SR tank) and Bella (SR healer) – great if you pull them alongside a Tier 0 DPS on an otherwise average account.​

In practice, many guides recommend stopping rerolls once you get:

  • 1× Tier 0 damage dealer (Luna / Smile / Kira / Asella / Lydia)
  • plus either Serpent, Harley, Lily, Dana, Frey, Carmen, or Charles.​

Practical reroll goals and when to stop

Given the long reroll time and generous launch pulls, most JP/KR resources suggest these realistic targets:​

  • Ideal outcome (whale reroll standard):
    • 2× Tier 0 units (for example, Luna + Smile, or Luna + Kira)
    • plus 1 God Tier support/tank (Serpent/Harley/Lily/Dana)
  • Strong, sensible outcome (recommended for most players):
    • 1× Tier 0 unit
    • plus 1 top support/tank (Serpent, Harley, Lily, Dana, Frey, or Carmen/Charles)
  • Good enough (stop here if tired of rerolling):
    • 1× Tier 0 or high Tier 1 carry
    • and decent SR sustain (Vesta, Bella)

Because launch events and story rewards give over 500 tickets and multiple guaranteed SSRs over time, chasing more than one Tier 0 can lead to burnout without being strictly necessary. Securing a single “National Power” carry and a solid support on day one gives you a powerful foundation that later SSRs and selection tickets can build on.

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