BRIGANDINE ABYSS Tier List Hub

Tier lists for BRIGANDINE ABYSS are useful only if they rank things the game actually contains. Adglobe shipped six story campaigns—Gran Dragnica, Scarlet Will, Mysteine, Purifanoe, Samura Clan, and Pandemyuon—plus Mission Mode’s twenty-four factions with unique win conditions. Knights have more than twenty classes, but public sources do not publish a complete named tree. Monsters are confirmed as types (dragons, unicorns, chimeras, lizards, and others), not as a fan-made bestiary. This hub therefore ranks story campaigns for beginners versus veterans, knight roles, and monster roles. It does not invent extra story nations, named class ladders, or unsourced unique monster titles.

Use rankings as a first-campaign filter and a Rally planner, not as a law. BRIGANDINE ABYSS is a single-player war sim. Mission Mode difficulty is about the win condition you are asked to satisfy in ninety-nine seasons, not a hidden power level attached to the nation. A monster-collecting mission is not “harder” than a conquest mission in the way a fighting-game tier list is harder; it is a different homework assignment.

How this wiki ranks

S-tier here means “do this first or Rally this first” based on published reviews and official flavor. A-tier means strong once you understand Organization, Command Points, and the level 10 / level 20 class-change gates. B-tier means fully viable but easier to misuse. Nothing on these lists is unplayable. Enemy AI will still walk healers into your front line on some maps, and accuracy can still fail a 75 percent swing, so a “low” rank is not a death sentence.

The Faction Tier List is the page to open before you start Story Mode. It puts Scarlet Will and Gran Dragnica first for new commanders, then discusses the other four campaigns without fabricating leader auras. The Class Tier List ranks Rally batteries, frontliners, mages who cannot move and cast, fliers, and healers. The Monster Tier List ranks extra-action Rally, fliers on height maps, expensive dragons, and other confirmed types by job, not by fake proper names.

What is actually confirmed

Leaders spend Command Points that grow with level and can field up to five monsters if the pool allows. Monster promotions raise CP cost. You usually deploy three squads; story specials can face six. Rally absorbs one monster for traits (movement, counter, element, defense, extra action) and puts that creature at risk if the leader dies. Defeat the enemy leader and the rest of that squad retreats. Class change happens at 10, then at 20 with a quest item unless you are a faction leader. Mercenaries vanish forever on a loss. Those rules matter more than any S-rank sticker.

If you still need the loop explained in order, read How to Play. Combat Tips and the Rally guide explain why a lizard Rally battery outranks a pretty dragon you cannot afford after promotion. Quests and Training is how you get class-change items without parking every plot knight on a side job.

Factions are campaigns, not costumes

Story Mode is six long campaigns with event battles, plot-locked nations, and geographically restricted classes. Mission Mode is twenty-four starting kits with domination, stronghold-building, or monster-collecting homework. Ranking Scarlet Will above Pandemyuon for a first run is a teaching recommendation: unicorns and a clearer on-ramp beat chimera-heavy identity before you understand Command Points. Ranking Gran Dragnica high for beginners is the same idea with dragons as a readable fantasy. It is not a claim that Adglobe published a numeric balance chart.

For nation flavor and monster pools, use the Faction Overview and Best Faction pages. For the creatures themselves, stay inside the Monsters Hub, Monster Summoning, and Best Monsters guides. Knights live in the Knights & Classes Hub and the Class System article. The Stats page is honest about missing official stat names and still useful for Command Points, height, and Rally traits.

How to use these lists without lying to yourself

Pick Scarlet Will or Gran Dragnica if this is your first Meltitea war. Learn three-squad deployment, Rally dismiss timing, and the quest-versus-front-line split. Then replay a different story nation or open Mission Mode and treat the win condition as the real difficulty slider. When a list says a role is S-tier, it means reviews keep pointing at that job—extra actions, flying over height, hunting the enemy leader—not that a wiki author playtested an unpublished named promotion.