Divine Throne Idol RPG has officially launched globally, giving new players access to a special 1,000-draw summon feature. This system allows you to repeatedly roll for characters without having to create multiple guest accounts.
The 1,000 draws can help you start the game with a powerful character, but choosing the right unit is important. You should not simply accept the first S+ character that appears, especially because the game allows you to save multiple summon results.
In this guide, I’ll explain how the 1,000 free summons work and go over the strongest character options to consider. I’ll also cover damage dealers, supports, healers, team synergy, and characters that can fit into several recommended formations.
The recommendations below are based on the characters’ skills and the recommended team formations shown in the game. Your final choice may depend on the characters you already own and the type of team you want to build.
Divine Throne Tier List 2026 – Best Characters & Reroll Guide
After completing part of the starting tutorial and reaching your main city, look at the top of the screen for Frenzy 1,000 Draws. This is where you can access the special reroll summon system.
Despite being advertised as 1,000 free summons, the system works more like a modern reroll feature. Instead of repeatedly creating new guest accounts, you can continue drawing until you find characters you want.
Here is how the system works:
- You can perform repeated 10-pulls.
- You can save up to three different summon results.
- You can continue drawing if you do not like your current result.
- Saved results can be replaced with a new result.
- The number of remaining draws is displayed above the summon screen.
- You can continue rerolling until you use all 1,000 draws.
For example, if you receive Loki in a 10-pull, you can choose to keep the result or continue drawing. When you select Keep, the result is saved at the bottom of the screen. If you find a better result later, you can replace one of your saved results.
I recommend taking your time with this feature rather than immediately selecting the first S+ character you see.
How to Choose the Best Character
The game includes recommended team formations that can help you understand which characters work well together. You can find these recommendations by going to the Goddesses section and opening the Guide area.
Some characters are marked as Main or Core units. These labels indicate characters that are important parts of specific recommended team compositions.
You should pay attention to characters that appear in several different formations. A unit that fits into multiple teams may give you more flexibility as your roster grows.
However, the Core label does not automatically mean that every character without it is weak. Skills, team synergy, and the type of content you are playing should also influence your decision.
1. Zeus – Physical Finisher
Zeus is my first choice from the 1,000 free summons. She is listed as a physical finisher and focuses on dealing massive single-target damage.
Her active skill attacks one enemy for 300% damage. The interesting part is that if the attack kills the target, Zeus immediately performs another basic attack.
Her basic attack deals 100% damage and grants one stack of Marshall Saint. If the basic attack defeats an enemy, Zeus attacks again.
Marshall Saint increases her damage by 3% per stack and can stack up to 10 times. This gives Zeus the potential to gain up to a 30% damage increase as the battle continues.
Her main strengths include:
- High single-target burst damage.
- Additional attacks after defeating enemies.
- Kill chaining.
- Damage that increases through Marshall Saint stacks.
- Strong potential as an early-game carry.
Zeus also appears as a Main or Core character in multiple recommended teams. This makes her more flexible than a character designed for only one specific formation.
Zeus and Poseidon Team Synergy
Most players begin the game with Poseidon, making Zeus especially interesting as a first reroll target.
When Poseidon and Zeus are deployed together, they receive an additional 15% attack increase. Since Poseidon is already available to new players, getting Zeus can immediately provide useful team synergy.
Zeus combines strong burst damage with an easy team-building path, which is why she is my first recommendation.
2. Venus – Powerful Team Support
If you already obtained Zeus through the regular summoning banner or simply want a different type of character, Venus is another excellent option to consider.
Venus is one of the strongest support characters shown in the video. Her active skill heals every ally and increases the entire team’s attack by 10% for one turn.
Her basic attack is also unusual because she does not deal damage. Instead, she heals the ally who currently has the lowest HP.
This means Venus contributes to your team’s survival whenever she takes an action.
Venus offers:
- Healing for the entire team.
- A 10% attack increase for one turn.
- Additional healing for the ally with the lowest HP.
- Strong support for both offensive and defensive teams.
- Flexibility across multiple recommended formations.
Venus appears as a Main or Core unit in several recommended lineups, including offensive burst teams and defensive formations.
She may be useful for players who want a support character that can remain relevant across different team setups. However, I would still choose Zeus first if I wanted an early damage carry.
Choose Venus if you want a strong support character from your 1,000 draws.
3. Hercules – Area Damage Dealer
Hercules is another damage-focused character and a strong alternative if you do not want to select Zeus.
Unlike Zeus, who focuses more on individual targets, Hercules attacks an entire vertical row. His active skill deals 180% damage to the targeted row.
His basic attack also hits a vertical row and grants one stack of Dragon’s Gaul. Each stack increases his critical rate by 2.5%.
The most important part of Hercules’ kit activates when he has at least two stacks. After casting his skill, Hercules gains an extra turn.
This can be very useful because additional turns provide more opportunities to:
- Deal damage.
- Attack multiple enemies.
- Build critical rate stacks.
- Finish weakened opponents.
- Clear campaign stages faster.
Hercules may be particularly useful in stages where enemies are positioned in vertical rows. While Zeus is more focused on single-target damage, Hercules offers stronger multi-target coverage.
Hercules and Prometheus Synergy
Hercules is marked as a Main or Core character in the Olympus Burst and Assassination recommended formations.
He also has team synergy with Prometheus. Deploying Hercules and Prometheus together provides an additional 15% attack increase.
If you want a damage dealer that can attack groups of enemies while gaining extra turns, Hercules is worth considering.
4. Lucifer – Rage-Based Damage Dealer
Lucifer is one of the more unusual characters in this list. Her skill design may look confusing at first because she cannot cast a normal active skill.
Instead, Lucifer’s damage increases based on the amount of Rage she holds.
She gains 10% additional damage for every point of Rage, up to a maximum increase of 200%. Since she does not spend Rage on a normal active skill, the idea is to keep building Rage and increase her basic attack damage.
Lucifer’s playstyle is more specialized than Zeus’ immediate burst-focused approach. However, she appears as a Main or Core unit in several recommended team formations, including:
- Novice recommended team.
- Pursuit and Burst team.
- Impenetrable Defense team.
- Control and Torment formation.
Her appearance across so many different formations suggests that she can be used in several team-building strategies.
Lucifer may become especially powerful when you have enough support to maximize her Rage mechanic. Her single-target damage also makes her an interesting option for boss battles.
I would still consider Zeus the easier early-game carry because she has immediate burst damage and kill resets. Lucifer, however, could become a powerful damage dealer when her Rage-based mechanics are properly supported.
5. Mimone – Pure Healing Specialist
Mimone is one of the strongest pure healers discussed in the video. If your main concern is keeping the entire team alive, she is a character worth considering.
Her active skill heals all allies and applies Motivation to the character with the highest attack.
Motivation allows that character to recover HP equal to 10% of the damage they deal. This gives your strongest damage dealer additional sustain while attacking enemies.
Mimone’s basic attack is also focused entirely on healing. Rather than attacking an enemy, she heals the entire team again.
Her basic healing effect restores 30% HP to all allies, allowing her to provide consistent recovery instead of waiting several turns before using another healing skill.
Mimone’s main benefits include:
- Team-wide healing.
- Healing through her basic attack.
- Motivation for the highest-attack character.
- Additional sustain for your main carry.
- Strong value in difficult battles where survival is important.
Mimone also appears as a Main or Core character in the game’s recommended formations.
If your team keeps losing battles because your characters cannot survive long enough, Mimone could be a useful choice from the 1,000 summons.
Honorable Mention: Prometheus – Flexible Support
Prometheus is my honorable mention and an interesting support option for players who want more defensive utility.
Although Prometheus is not displayed as a Main or Core unit in the recommended formation discussed in the video, her ultimate ability provides several powerful effects at once.
Her skill:
- Heals every ally.
- Gives every ally a shield equal to 100% of her attack.
- Increases everyone’s damage immunity by 10%.
All of these effects come from a single ultimate ability, making Prometheus a flexible support character who can improve the survivability of an entire team.
Prometheus demonstrates why you should not blindly follow the Main or Core labels. These labels show which characters the developers used when designing certain recommended teams, but they do not mean that every other character is ineffective.
Prometheus can fit into many different team compositions and make the entire formation harder to defeat. She also has synergy with Hercules, providing the duo with an additional 15% attack increase when deployed together.
Divine Throne Character Tier List
The following list follows the recommendations and explanations discussed in the video.
Top Character Choices
Zeus
- Physical single-target finisher.
- Strong burst damage.
- Can chain attacks after defeating enemies.
- Gains additional damage through Marshall Saint.
- Works with Poseidon for a 15% attack increase.
- Appears in multiple recommended formations.
Venus
- Strong team support.
- Heals all allies.
- Increases team attack by 10% for one turn.
- Heals the ally with the lowest HP.
- Fits both offensive and defensive formations.
Hercules
- Vertical-row damage dealer.
- Gains critical rate through Dragon’s Gaul.
- Can gain an extra turn after using a skill with two stacks.
- Works well for clearing groups of enemies.
- Receives an attack bonus with Prometheus.
Other Strong Options
Lucifer
- Rage-based damage dealer.
- Can gain up to 200% additional damage.
- Appears in several recommended team compositions.
- Has potential for heavy single-target and boss damage.
Mimone
- Dedicated team healer.
- Heals all allies with her active and basic attacks.
- Applies Motivation to the highest-attack character.
- Provides additional sustain to your main carry.
Prometheus
- Flexible defensive support.
- Heals all allies.
- Provides shields based on her attack.
- Increases team damage immunity.
- Can fit into many team compositions.
If you want to follow the recommendations from this reroll guide, the first character to look for is Zeus. Her single-target damage, kill chaining, and synergy with Poseidon make her a strong option for starting your account.
If you already have Zeus or want a different role, Venus is a support-focused alternative. Hercules is another damage dealer to consider, especially if you want better attacks against groups of enemies.
Lucifer is a more specialized option built around Rage, while Mimone is focused on keeping your team alive through consistent healing. Prometheus is worth considering if you prefer a flexible support character with healing, shields, and damage immunity.
Most importantly, use the 1,000-draw system carefully. Save promising results, compare the characters’ skills, and check the recommended formations before making your final selection.