All 29 released operators are pre-loaded — drag them into S through D and build the Endfield tier list that matches the account you are actually playing.
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Every operator you can currently play in Arknights: Endfield is on the board — all 29 of them, the Endministrator included. Drag them into S through D and build the Endfield tier list your own roster would back up, rather than repeating a launch-week list.
Only released operators are loaded. Announced ones are deliberately left off until they are actually playable — ranking someone nobody has built is guesswork that goes stale the day they arrive. They go on the board when they land.
Playing the original too? The Arknights tier list covers that roster separately — the two games share a world but not a cast, so they get their own boards.
New to ranking? The how to make a tier list guide covers the basics, and what S tier means helps once the top row gets crowded.
Endfield is a party-based RPG rather than a lane defence game, so the things that decide a placement are not the ones Arknights players will expect.
Team fit beats solo numbers. Operators combo off each other, so one whose kit sets up the rest of the party is worth more than their own damage column suggests. Supports get underrated on every launch-week list for exactly this reason.
Investment changes the answer. Levels, weapons and gear can lift a mid operator above one who reads better on paper. A board of unbuilt operators and a board of fully-kitted ones are different documents — say which you made.
Content decides it. An operator built for single-target boss damage answers a different question from one clearing groups, and the factory and exploration side of the game rewards different picks again. Decide what you are ranking for before the first drag.
Most disagreements come from ranking operators who do unrelated jobs against each other. Sorting roughly first makes the board come together far faster.
Damage operators carry the clear rate and are the easiest to rank, because their contribution is visible. Support and buff operators show their value in everyone else's numbers instead of their own.
Defensive operators hold the party together once fights stop being short, and they look unnecessary right up until they are not. Utility picks handle the exploration and automation side, a narrow job done well enough that nothing else gets considered.
Rank inside each group first, then merge the winners. It is much quicker than staring at the whole tray.
29 are playable right now, and that is what this board loads. Two more have been announced and are not on the board yet — they go on once they are actually released.
Because a tier list of someone nobody has played is guesswork that goes out of date the day they arrive. This board carries released operators only, and new ones are added when they land.
No. Endfield is a separate game with its own cast — an open-world RPG rather than the original's lane defence. The original Arknights roster has its own board, and the two are ranked separately.
Usually how well they lift a team rather than raw personal damage. Endfield parties combo, so an operator who reliably sets up everyone else outranks one with a bigger damage number and no interaction. Flexibility across content matters more than a single strong matchup.
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