📚 What T0 and T1 Mean in Mobile Games

Tiers were originally numbered from T1 downward, with T1 meaning the best. As power levels rose, communities needed a band above the old top, so T0 was invented for characters that stand clearly apart from everything else. Today T0 means outlier-strong, T1 means top-tier and fully competitive, T2 means solid and dependable, and T3 or lower means situational or outdated.

The two systems say the same thing in different notation. T0 lines up with SS or S+, T1 with S, T2 with A, and T3 with B. Neither scale is standardised, so one creator's T1 can be another's S tier and a third person's A tier. Read the chart's own legend rather than assuming the labels carry the same meaning across sources.

A T0 label is a snapshot of one version, one game mode and one author's testing. Balance patches, new content types and fresh releases reshuffle the order constantly, and a character labelled T0 for a raid boss may be mediocre in arena. Investment level matters more than the label: a well-built T2 unit with the right gear routinely outperforms a neglected T0.