Overhit Tier List & Basic Guide

This Overhit tier list is a new tier list for Global server. This Overhit tier list was constructed by players who dedicated quite sometimes into the games. Therefore, the assessment as well as the analysis of characters can be subjectively right or wrong. Since, again due to the game is still in its early stage. So, the tier list will have some changes after sometimes. 🙂

As a player, you can always choose to follow the tier list for better gaming experience, especially, if you want to have some good characters and team combination at the start of the game. Again, please do not take this list as absolute when playing. Playing is for fun and enjoying.

This Overhit tier list will be constantly updating to match with the current situation of the game. Please do note that, do not play with all depends on the tier list. Play with what make you feel good. 🙂 That’s the best!

In this post, we have two sections: Overhit Tier List and Overhit Basic Guide. Please use the table of content below to navigate to your preferred section.

Update: May 30, 2019

Overhit Tier List

Note to players who use the Overhit Tier List

• Use the SEARCH function either on your browser or at the table will help you A LOT!
• Many units who are not top-tier in this listing are still usable in most situations (and sometimes preferred). You should always priotize who you enjoy playing.
• This table of tier list is optimized to be used on mobile devices. However, for best visibility, it is highly recommended to use this table on desktop.

Also, we cover some of very useful tips and guide for you to start playing the game. You can check below, after Overhit Tier List (or click the link below):

• Overhit Basic Guide.

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Overhit Basic Guide

1.0 Terminology

• Arn: The standard currency in Overhit, comparable to gold in traditional RPGs.
• AP: Energy points used to complete missions, raids, and more.
• Combat Ability: A hero’s overall power based on stats, skill-ups, grades, and level
• Elixir: An element-specific reagent for leveling up hero grades
• Essence: A reagent for leveling up hero abilities
• Gacha: The process of summoning a new hero.
• Guide Missions: One-time missions linked to story and game progression.
• Missions: Daily, weekly, monthly, and achievement missions.
• Reagent: A required ingredient for an upgrade or crafting recipe.
• Skill Stone: An element-specific reagent to level up hero skills
• Soul Stone: A stone linked to a specific SSR rank hero. Combine 50 to summon that hero.
• Soul Shard: A stone that can be combined in stacks of 50 to select summon a UR rank hero.

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2.0 Core differences from other gacha games

2.1 Hero Level Cap

A hero’s base level is 40. By combining a hero with an identical counterpart (“dupe”) or a Light of Talent with an equal or lesser rating (SSR Hero requires SSR Light of Talent), a hero can gain an additional 5 levels. This can be done 5 times, for a maximum level of 65. TL;DR: Save duplicates of UR, SSR, and SR servants.

2.2 Elemental Discord

Like other gacha games, Overhit features a strength/weakness wheel that pits fire against nature, nature against water, and water against fire. Also like other games, it features what Overhit calls “Discord Elements.” Discord elements are light and dark. They are neutral against all elements except their counterpart. TL;DR: Unlike other gacha games, light and dark heroes are in the general summon pool and are not innately more powerful than an RGB hero.

2.3 Positional Advantage

Overhit’s combat features a battlefield with opposing 3 by 3 grids—one occupied by your heroes, and the other occupied the enemy. You can strategically set up your units to increase threat generation, reduce damage taken, and more.

2.4 UR Hero Summoning

Unlike most gacha games, Overhit’s most powerful and elusive heroes, UR Rarity heroes, are not pulled by luck from banners or general summons. General gacha summons fill a fever meter, and when a user completes 100 gachas, they will receive 30 world shards. 30 world shards can be used on a special summon, called a Legendary Gacha, that summons a guaranteed SSR hero. The Legendary Gacha has its own fever gauge, with every 2 Legendary Gachas rewarding the player with a set number of UR Soul Shards. When a player reaches 50 UR Soul Shards, they may summon the UR hero of their choice. This is an enormously time-consuming process, so do not be disheartened or compare a UR character to other games’ “Natural 5 Star” heroes. TL;DR: UR heroes are select summoned from naturally summoning R, SR, and SSR characters, but this will take a lot of time and effort.

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3.0 Heroes 101

3.1 Character Types

• Combat: Heroes that are focused primarily on dealing damage either directly, through status effects, debuffs, or damage over time abilities.
  • Traditional DPS: These are ranged or melee damage heroes that deal direct single target, 3x target area-of-effect, and 5x target area-of-effect damage.
  • Status Effect Combo DPS: These are special damage units that typically have a Skill 1 ability that inflicts a status effect (chilled, burned, petrified, etc) and a Skill 2 ability that inflicts massive damage on enemies inflicted with said status effect.
  • Damage Over Time (DOT) DPS: These are damage heroes focused on applying poison or a variety of other effects on enemies that do no or low initial damage, but deal significant damage every turn for a set number of turns.
• Defense: Heroes that are primarily focused on absorbing damage on behalf of party members, while also often having the ability to mend their own wounds or apply buffs to the entire party.
• Support: Heroes that are focused primarily on sustaining the health or improving the abilities of their allies.
  • Healing Support: These are heroes focused primarily on party survival. Methods of healing include direct healing of lost health points, heals over time, shield barriers (“bubbles”), and revival of dead allies.
  • Hybrid Support: These are heroes with a varied toolkit to improve the abilities of their allies, including increased stats, ignoring status effects or damage inflicted by enemies, and reduction of allied hero cooldowns. Hybrid supports often have complementary healing abilities.
• Fairy: Heroes that are primarily used as fodder for fortification of other heroes, providing them with massive amounts of experience.
• Talent of Light: Heroes that can be used as a substitute for duplicate heroes while increasing a hero’s maximum level count.

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3.2 Rarity

Heroes are divided into categories based on their rarity, which is indicative of their strength and potential. This is comparable to a “natural star” system found in many gacha games. The rarities, in order of power from weakest to strongest are:

• N
• R
• SR
• SSR
• UR

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3.3 Grade

Heroes can be strengthened by increasing their grade, which enhances all of their base states by a significant amount. A hero’s grade is designated by a letter, listed following from weakest to strongest:

• D
• C
• B
• A
• S

Elixirs: Elixirs are reagents obtained by a variety of means that are used to increase hero grade, and are specific to each of the game’s elements.

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3.4 Hero Level

All heroes begin at level 1 and gain experience in one of two ways: fighting as a member of your team assembly, or being fortified by “feeding” it with other characters. Heroes stop gaining experience at level 40 until their level cap is raised, which will be explained below.

• Fortification: Fortification allows you to choose up to 100 heroes that will be permanently sacrificed to give a target hero experience. This is an effective method for quickly leveling a newly pulled gacha character to join your team. Fortifying a hero with a hero or fairy of the same element will provide additional experience.
• Raise Level Cap: A hero’s base level is 40. By combining a hero with an identical counterpart (“dupe”) or a Light of Talent with an equal or lesser rating (SSR Hero requires SSR Light of Talent), a hero can gain an additional 5 levels. This can be done a total of 5 times to achieve a max level of 65. A level 65 hero is significantly more powerful than a level 40 character. Because of the requirement of a duplicate hero per raise, it is highly advised that new players build a team composition that blends SSR characters with more commonly found SR characters. A level 65 SR character can compete, and oftentimes outperform its SSR counterpart.

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3.5 Skill Level

Each hero has 2 active abilities and a leadership ability. Active abilities can be upgraded to increase the strength or effectiveness of an ability. To unlock the upgrading of skill levels, a hero must have its level cap raised at least once. Higher tier skill unlocks require higher level caps.

• Skill Stones: The reagent for skill level ups are skill stones. These are elemental-specific, so a nature hero needs nature skill stones, etc. There are also greater skill stones which can be acquired rarely, or also crafted 10 times per day/week (check) by combining lesser stones. Skill stones are obtained from daily Terra Shift runs, as well as achievement and event rewards.

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Special credits:

• Tier list: Made by GamingRaz | Unlucky & blancpoulet @ OVHGlobal Community (Discord)
• Overhit Basic Guide: EUK THE POPE