All 326 playable champions are pre-loaded — drag them into S through D and build the MCoC tier list that matches the roster you actually run.
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This board is the fighting game — all 326 champions in the Contest. For the films and their characters use the Marvel tier list, and for the hero shooter the Marvel Rivals tier list. Separate rosters, separate boards.
Every playable champion in Marvel Contest of Champions is on the board — all 326 of them, from the 2014 launch roster through to the newest additions. Drag them into S through D and build the MCoC tier list your own account would defend.
Temporary variants are left off. Symbioids, Doombots, Henchpools and the rest come in six class versions each and are not standalone champions, so including them would pad the board by dozens of tiles without adding a single real choice.
Variants of the same character are separate entries, because that is how the game treats them — Spider-Man (Classic), Spider-Man (Supreme) and Spider-Man 2099 share a name and nothing else.
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MCoC has run for over a decade, and its rankings move for reasons that make a single list impossible to agree on.
Attack and defence are different lists. A champion who shreds content can be a free win on defence, and the best defenders are often unremarkable to play. Most disagreements are two people ranking opposite jobs.
Rank and sig matter enormously. A 7-star at high sig is a different champion from the same one at 4-star, so a list only means something once you say what investment it assumes.
Counters beat raw power. Much of the endgame is about having the specific answer to a specific node or boss, which is why niche champions sit high on lists written by people deep in content and low everywhere else.
326 champions is a lot to face at once, and the game gives you the sorting for free.
By class — Cosmic, Tech, Mutant, Skill, Science and Mystic — is the obvious cut, and it is more than cosmetic: each class is strong against one and weak against another, so champions really do compete within their class first.
By role is the useful second pass. Sort into damage, utility, defence and counter-specific picks, then rank inside each group.
By era is worth a look if your account is older. Champions from the early years and champions from the last two seasons were designed to very different power levels, and comparing them cold flatters neither.
326 standard playable champions, and all of them are on this board. Temporary variants like Symbioids, Doombots and Henchpools are excluded — they come in six class versions each and are not standalone champions.
Yes, because the game treats them that way. Spider-Man (Classic), Spider-Man (Supreme) and Spider-Man 2099 are entirely different champions with different kits, so each gets its own tile.
Pick one — they are close to opposite lists. A champion who clears content quickly is often a free win when the AI controls them, and the strongest defenders can be dull to play. Two boards are far more useful than one compromise.
A great deal. The same champion at 4-star and at 7-star with high signature is effectively two champions. Any honest MCoC list states what investment it assumes.
Usually being the answer to something specific rather than being generally strong. Endgame content is built around nodes and immunities, so a champion who solves a problem nothing else can will outrank one with better numbers and no niche.
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