When people talk about the strongest units in Last Origin, discussions usually revolve around the newest releases or overpowered endgame teams. However, after spending countless hours building farming squads, clearing event maps, and optimizing late-game compositions, I’ve come to appreciate just how important Light Attackers really are.
Some of them carry your account through the early game. Some become the centerpiece of specialized boss-killing teams. Others may not look impressive at first glance but quietly remain useful months after you’ve built them.
One thing I’ve learned from playing Last Origin is that rarity doesn’t always tell the full story. A unit might sit in an SS rarity category but struggle in modern content, while another lower-ranked attacker continues finding a place in endgame teams because of a unique mechanic.
Last Origin R+Tier List – Best Attackers & Reroll Guide
For this guide, I’m ranking Light Attackers based on their current performance, team flexibility, farming value, bossing potential, and long-term usefulness. Recommended copies are included because efficient core linking remains one of the most important parts of roster management.
SS Tier Light Attackers
These are the units that remain highly valuable even in today’s meta. Some aren’t necessarily the highest damage dealers anymore, but they continue offering enough utility, survivability, or flexibility to justify heavy investment.
Alexandra (SS Tier)
Recommended Copies: 7
Role: AoE DPS / Farming Support / EXP Booster
Alexandra is one of the biggest winners of recent balance updates. For a long time she felt awkward because her passive wasn’t always reliable, but the improvements made her significantly easier to use.
What I like most about Alexandra is that she provides value even when she’s not your primary damage dealer. The EXP boost alone makes her attractive for farming teams, especially if you’re raising multiple units simultaneously.
Her electric damage remains respectable and her AoE capability helps speed up wave clearing. The problem is that modern electric attackers are extremely competitive, and several of them simply outperform her in pure damage.
That doesn’t make Alexandra weak. It just means she’s no longer the automatic choice she once could have been.
Why She’s Strong:
- Team EXP bonus
- Decent AoE damage
- Improved passive reliability
- Useful farming utility
Main Weakness:
- Outclassed by stronger electric attackers
Sowan (SS Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Follow-Up DPS / Armor Penetration Specialist
Sowan may not dominate tier lists like she did years ago, but she’s still one of the most reliable Light Attackers available.
Her follow-up attacks create consistent pressure, and armor penetration ensures her damage remains relevant against tougher enemies. What keeps Sowan valuable is her consistency. She doesn’t require complicated setups or niche support units to function.
In my experience, Sowan is one of those units that never feels amazing but also never feels bad. She simply does her job every time.
Why She’s Strong:
- Reliable follow-up attacks
- Strong armor penetration
- Consistent damage output
- Easy team integration
Main Weakness:
- Newer attackers have higher damage ceilings
Khan (SS Tier)
Recommended Copies: 7
Role: Evade Tank / Frontline Carry
Khan is one of the most unique attackers in the game because she frequently behaves more like a defender than an attacker.
With Dust Storm equipped, Khan becomes incredibly difficult to kill. Between her self-provoke mechanics and absurd evasion potential, she can carry entire teams through content that would otherwise be difficult for newer players.
I’ve recommended Khan to countless players because she solves so many progression problems by herself.
Why She’s Strong:
- Exceptional survivability
- Powerful evade tanking
- Core unit in multiple teams
- Great for progression
Main Weakness:
- Dust Storm can be difficult to obtain
Shirayuri (SS Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Fire Support Attacker
Shirayuri has always felt like a character with plenty of interesting ideas but not enough payoff.
Her support attacks and fire-based damage can work in specialized teams, but she requires significant setup before reaching respectable numbers. Unfortunately, many other attackers achieve similar or better results with less effort.
She’s certainly usable, but she’s not someone I’d prioritize building unless you specifically enjoy fire compositions.
Why She’s Strong:
- Recon support attacks
- Fire damage utility
- Works in specialized teams
Main Weakness:
- Heavy reliance on resistance debuffs
Charlotte (SS Tier)
Recommended Copies: 7
Role: Single-Target Boss Killer
Charlotte remains one of the most destructive single-target attackers in Last Origin.
When facing a lone boss, Charlotte can absolutely melt health bars. The issue isn’t her damage. The issue is modern content.
Most stages reward efficient wave clearing and AoE coverage. Charlotte excels at deleting one enemy while other attackers are deleting entire groups.
Why She’s Strong:
- Massive single-target damage
- Excellent boss killer
- Easy to understand and build
Main Weakness:
- Poor wave-clearing compared to modern attackers
Poi (SS Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: AoE DPS
Poi’s personal damage is actually quite impressive.
Her AoE pattern allows her to hit multiple enemies effectively, and when everything aligns she feels incredibly strong. Unfortunately, her team-building options are awkward because many of her best partners are defenders rather than offensive supports.
That limitation keeps her from reaching her full potential.
Why She’s Strong:
- Strong AoE damage
- Excellent personal DPS
- Good stage-clearing potential
Main Weakness:
- Restrictive team synergy options
Nicky Tracy (SS Tier)
Recommended Copies: 7
Role: Electric Debuffer
Nicky Tracy brings useful utility through her electric debuffs and damage amplification effects.
Unfortunately, the damage side of her kit never quite reaches the level expected from a top-tier attacker. Like Alexandra, she also suffers from passive activation issues that can occasionally make her feel inconsistent.
Why She’s Strong:
- Useful damage amplification
- Electric support utility
- Helpful debuffs
Main Weakness:
- Underwhelming personal damage
S Tier Light Attackers
These attackers are very strong and can easily carry content, but they usually have a specific limitation preventing them from reaching the top tier.
Valkyrie (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Single-Target DPS
Valkyrie was once one of the most feared attackers in the game.
While she still performs well, modern team compositions have left her behind. She remains heavily dependent on specific Valhalla-style teams and doesn’t offer enough flexibility compared to newer units.
Quick Camel (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Follow-Up DPS
Quick Camel has aged surprisingly well.
Recent improvements transformed her into a fantastic partner for Khan teams. Her ability to chain follow-up attacks creates impressive sustained damage, especially once upgraded to SS rank.
Honestly, she’s one of the most underrated attackers in the current roster.
Phantom (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Utility DPS
Enemy buff removal alone gives Phantom a place in certain stages.
There aren’t many attackers capable of providing that utility while still contributing meaningful damage. Her biggest issue is that she’s heavily focused on single-target combat.
Veronica (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Team-Based DPS
Veronica improved considerably after her rework.
The problem isn’t Veronica herself. The problem is the teams she wants to run with. Many of her ideal partners slow down overall damage output, making her less attractive in modern content.
Empress (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Ice Attacker
Light-element ice attackers are relatively rare, which automatically increases Empress’s value.
She offers decent durability and respectable damage, but like many elemental attackers, she relies heavily on resistance reduction support.
Kaen (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Row Clearer
If a newer player asks me for a safe investment, Kaen is almost always near the top of my recommendations.
Her row attacks can erase enemy formations instantly, and she remains effective throughout most of the game’s content.
Why Players Love Kaen:
- Easy to build
- Powerful AoE damage
- Excellent progression value
- Strong scaling
Tachi (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Utility Attacker
Tachi’s elemental conversion mechanics are interesting in theory.
In practice, her damage numbers simply aren’t high enough to justify extensive investment. She provides utility, but utility alone rarely wins battles.
Boryeon (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Follow-Up Support DPS
Boryeon feels like a budget version of Sowan.
She contributes follow-up attacks and minor support buffs, but her overall impact is noticeably lower than stronger alternatives.
Mane (S Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Damage Dealer
Mane isn’t bad by any means.
The issue is that she doesn’t really stand out. Her positioning requirements are restrictive, and the team support she offers isn’t strong enough to compensate.
A Tier Light Attackers
These units are useful in specific situations but generally require more effort or specialized teams.
Vanilla (A Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Side Support DPS
Vanilla tries to support allies while contributing damage, but both aspects of her kit feel underwhelming compared to modern alternatives.
Nymph (A Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Position-Based Support
Nymph’s biggest issue is how restrictive her buffs are. Requiring specific positioning dramatically limits team-building flexibility.
Amy Razor (A Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Snowball DPS
Amy Razor has tremendous potential when things go well. Unfortunately, she needs to secure kills consistently to maximize her passive effects, which creates reliability issues.
Miho (A Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Beginner-Friendly DPS
Miho remains one of the best starter attackers in Last Origin.
Many veteran players still remember using Miho extensively during their early progression. She scales well into SS rank and remains useful for quite a long time.
Dark Eleven (A Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Elf Team DPS
Dark Eleven’s biggest problem isn’t her kit.
It’s the lack of strong elf-focused compositions available right now. If future updates expand elf support, her ranking could improve significantly.
Hyena (A Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Square AoE Attacker
Square-shaped AoE attacks are surprisingly valuable.
Hyena maintains relevance because very few attackers can replicate her attack pattern effectively. She also works well alongside Khan-based teams.
B Tier Light Attackers
These attackers can still function, but most players will eventually replace them with stronger options.
Fotia (B Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Scaling DPS
Fotia’s stacking mechanics simply take too long to become relevant. Most modern battles end before she reaches her full potential.
Leprechaun (B Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Brownie Team Specialist
Without Brownie-focused teams, Leprechaun struggles to justify a roster slot.
Werewolf (B Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Single-Target DPS
Werewolf can perform well in specific compositions, particularly alongside Khan. Outside those setups, her value drops considerably.
Tomo (B Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Brownie Support Attacker
Like Leprechaun, Tomo suffers from relying on niche compositions that aren’t particularly strong in the current meta.
Dutch Girl (B Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Farming Specialist
Most veterans know Dutch Girl primarily for low-level farming strategies.
Outside those farming stages, she rarely appears in modern teams.
Tiequan (B Tier)
Recommended Copies: 6
Role: Single-Target Attacker
Tiequan doesn’t bring enough damage or utility to compete with higher-ranked attackers, making her one of the easiest units to replace as your roster grows.