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While it may be a gacha game, Girls’ Frontline 2 Exilium boasts an in-depth combat system. Even if some regular units can carry through the story, you’ll need some of the best T-Dolls to make it to the most challenging content in the game. As in any other character-collector/gacha title, we’ve made a quick tier list for Girls’ Frontline 2 Exilium to help you see which of these units stand as the best you can add to your squad.
S-Rank T-Dolls
| Character | Role |
|---|---|
| Suomi | Support |
| Qiongjiu | Sentinel |
| Sabrina | Bulwark |
Let’s kick off with the three best T-Dolls on our tier list and the ones you should really aim for in Girls’ Frontline 2 Exilium.
Suomi is the best Support in the game right now, boasting great Stability-restoration skills, shields, and even the ability to remove detrimental effects on your other characters. She’s a fantastic Support T-Doll to have and one that fits well in any team.
Qiongjiu is and will be one of the best DPS units in the game. With her skills, she has a lot of “future-proof” mechanics that will remain relevant even in upcoming updates. She can do a huge amount of single-target damage, which is ideal for certain scenarios.
Lastly, Sabrina is the best tank-like character you can get. She has some of the most destructive counterattacks in the game and some very useful AoE skills to do crazy amounts of damage. Also, the fact that she can destroy cover with most of her skills is a bonus for every team.
A-Rank T-Dolls
| Character | Role |
|---|---|
| Cheeta | Support |
| Ksenia | Support |
| Mosin-Nagant | Sentinel |
| Peritya | Sentinel |
| Tololo | Sentinel |
| Groza | Bulwark |
| Ullrid | Vanguard |
| Vepley | Vanguard |
The A-Rank tier list of Girls’ Frontline 2 Exilium is a bit more varied and has T-Dolls from all roles. If you don’t have any of the S-Rank characters, having any of these in your squad will make a huge difference.
Cheeta and Ksenia are excellent Support units, with the former focusing on buffs and the latter on healing. Both are great, but Cheeta relies on RNG a lot, and Ksenia’s healing output isn’t as high as Suomi’s.
Our Sentinels are Mosin-Nagant, Peritya, and Tololo. All three are great at doing damage and will carry you through most of the content. Mosin is fantastic at single-target DPS but lacks the mobility of other damage dealers. Peritya is the master at AoE damage but lacks in the single-target department. Tololo can take many extra actions, but her DPS potential needs a few turns to shine.
In the Bulwark department, we have Groza, who is an extremely great F2P tank option. She has terrific counters and a lot of mobility. All in all, she’s the whole package and can buff, heal, and do damage. However, she doesn’t master any of these elements, making her only good for starting squads.
Lastly, we have Ullrid and Vepley. Both are great close-range fighters, with Ullrid being one of the best melee units. However, she has a bad early game and only shines if you have more copies of her. Vepley suffers from the same early-game issues, but she’s great at breaking cover, buffing allies, and even doing consistent AoE damage.
B-Rank T-Dolls
| Character | Role |
|---|---|
| Colphne | Support |
| Sharkry | Sentinel |
| Lotta | Sentinel |
| Nemesis | Sentinel |
Fortunately, the B-Rank characters in this tier list are scarce, which means there’s some sort of balance in Girls’ Frontline 2 Exilium, which is perfect for all players. Here, we only have four T-Dolls who are not the best, but not the worst either. If you have any of these characters, consider adding them to your squad if you really need to fill a role, but swap them as soon as you get an A-Rank one.
Our only Support here is Colphne, a fantastic healer and one who will help during story missions and other types of content. However, she doesn’t bring anything relevant in terms of DPS.
The three Sentinels we have are Sharkry, Lotta, and Nemesis. All three have good things going on. For example, Sharkry has good damage potential but lacks mobility. Lotta is another case of great AoE skills but almost no single-target damage. Nemesis falls into the selfish DPS category. She can do a lot of damage but won’t support the squad at all.
C-Rank T-Dolls
| Character | Role |
|---|---|
| Krolik | Vanguard |
| Littara | Sentinel |
| Nagant | Support |
Last but not least, we have our C-Ranks, which, thankfully, are only a few.
Krolik is a good melee DPS who can help you during the early game, but her DPS potential falls off considerably as you progress. You should swap her as soon as you get a better Vanguard.
Littara might be good at breaking cover and doing AoE and single-target DPS, but her damage isn’t the highest, and on top of that, she doesn’t provide anything to her party.
Finally, Nagant is one of the worst units in the game because, while she has some useful crowd-control skills, that’s all she has. She doesn’t bring any buffs, damage, or anything that can really make a party stand out. While her design is great, you should bench her instantly.
