Kitty Wars Tier List & Reroll Guide

This Deck Builder game lets you recruit various kitties and take them on a mission to score ten trophies in teams of five. Though every run can differ wildly thanks to the shop and its various food and trinkets, you can plan for obtaining the best units thanks to our Kitty Wars Tier List.

Best Characters Ranked - Kitty Wars

Tier	Characters
S	Unicorn Cat, Dragon Cat, Vampire Cat, Emperor Cat, Steampunk Cat, Forest Fairy Cat, Wizard Cat
A	Fallen Angel Cat, Demon Cat, Angel Cat, Pope Cat, Frost Queen Cat, Frost Knight Cat, Rainbow Cat, Hero Cat, Clown Cat
B	Paladin Cat, Pirate Cat, Gnome Cat, Flame Cat, Puffer Cat, Gear Cat, Skyguard Cat, Gentle Cat, Witch Cat, Cloud Cat
C	Knightmaster Cat, Stitch Cat, Sylph Cat, Aqua Cat, Archer Cat, Captain Cat, Lion Cat, Bunny Cat, Tempura Cat, Magic Cat, Yarnball Cat, Turtle Cat, Mimi Cat
D	Maid Cat, Gardener Cat, Takoyaki Cat, Sailor Cat, Snow Cat, Squire Cat, Bomb Cat, Saint Cat, Scrap Cat, Sheep Cat, Bat Cat

The Top S Tier Kitty Characters

These are the best units in the game, you'd certainly want someone from the S tier to be your core unit for a run!

Character	Pros & Cons
Unicorn Cat Mythic	+ Excellent buffer type unit, buff is random but targets three units, the chance it will buff your designated damager is high + Makes for a very powerful buff/sustain combo synergy with Forest Fairy Cat - The buffs may miss your desired targets
Dragon Cat Mythic	+ High damaging passive on first attack, on its own best suited for far right spot + A synergy combo makes it best suited for the far left spot, its low HP can be further mitigated by frontline Turtle death + High base attack - Squishy due to low HP, would require damage mitigation or shields
Vampire Cat Mythic	+ Self-healing can ramp up for amazing sustainability + Easy to activate synergy with specific units - Rarity of said units may impede team later in the run
Emperor Cat Mythic	+ Especially good if obtained earlier in a run, allowing the guaranteed buffs for the whole to stack up high + Excellent pick even if you disregard his synergy - Units required for synergy activation are underwhelming
Steampunk Cat Mythic	+ Attrition battle type unit with a complementing synergy of lower rarity units that are still good as the run draws out - Unfortunate setup in the enemy lines may wipe the team early on
Forest Fairy Cat Legendary	+ Offers great HP buffs for the whole team, with decent own ATK - One off buff at the very beginning and somewhat low HP may leave this unit vulnerable in late waves
Wizard Cat Legendary	+ Strong attack that targets the whole enemy team at the beginning of the wave may one-shot squishier enemy units + Has a simple yet effective synergy combo with Archer Cat and Hero Cat

A Tier Kitties to Add to Your Team

A Tier units are definitely worth looking into and are great additions to your team, though they may require some planning around them.

Character	Pros & Cons
Fallen Angel Cat Mythic	+ Defensive type unit that requires an ally death to provide a damage mitigation buff, but lands on two random units, making it a 50% chance to hit your desired target - Kit is relying on both ally death and RNG
Demon Cat Mythic	+ Big buffs for self on ally death, which could make it a designated damager of a death-oriented team - Skills rely on both ally death and RNG, so there is still a chance for Demon cat to not achieve full potential
Angel Cat Mythic	+ Excellent protective buffs which both give HP to all allies, and give a one-hit protection to everyone - Like the other two units in its synergy, the maximum potential of all three celestial cats is gated behind all three mythics being in the same team
Pope Cat Mythic	+ Could stack up own buffs to very high numbers, provided you have the money to trigger them - While Paladin Cat is synergistic for Pope's mechanic, Saint is not, making for an awkward team combo - Relies on constant hero buying to keep buffing itself, a strategy that can often ruin a team more than help it
Frost Queen Cat Mythic	+ Excellent counter-type skill on being hit that targets the whole enemy team - Depending on the HP buffs she has, she may be killed immediately which renders the counter useless
Frost Knight Cat Legendary	+ Enemy freeze on first hit makes for an interesting idea, but it's a one-off - Otherwise low ATK, so he may still only eliminate the frozen unit and nothing else before his death
Rainbow Cat Legendary	+ Great buffs for the whole team that stack up easily, even more so in teams that contain many different unit rarities + Synergy with some of the best lower rarity units - Requires some team planning for maximum potential
Hero Cat Legendary	+ Buffs the ATK of the whole team on first attack, best suited on the far right spot so everyone can benefit from the buff
Clown Cat Epic	+ Amazing unit for ally death team compositions, even later in the run - Due to low HP, it might be difficult to keep it alive against stronger opponents even in the back lines

B Tier Kitty Wars Characters

Units in B Tier are better off replaced, but they also have some redeeming traits that come in handy in specific scenarios.

Character	Pros & Cons
Paladin Cat Legendary	- Absolutely underwhelming for its rarity - The skill is good but may take forever to trigger, rendering it useless most of the time
Pirate Cat Legendary	+ Main damager unit that requires allies to be sold to acquire further buffs - The buying and selling strategies are hit or miss in most runs
Gnome Cat Epic	+ Great survivability, especially in the early game, can tank a lot with its earth shield - Shield is basically useless in later game stages
Flame Cat Epic	+ Excellent damager that keeps consistently pressuring all of enemy team, worthy of buffs and shield in early game - Extra damage to enemy team is insignificant in later waves of a run
Puffer Cat Epic	+ Excellent scapegoat for ally death teams, damages whole of enemy team on its death for the allies to follow - While it could work in this role even in later game, it's generally better that all allies pull their weight at this time
Gear Cat Epic	+ Good unit for stalling and attrition teams, the Mecha Cat it summons on ally death can act as an extra hit sponge while other effects take place - Not as useful in later waves of a run
Skyguard Cat Epic	+ Another great scapegoat of teams that require ally death to proc buffs, mitigates damage for the whole team, especially useful in earlier waves - Buffs are insignificant in late game
Gentle Cat Epic	+ Gives buffs for the whole team when purchased all over, suitable for early game - Its own value makes it completely useless after early game
Witch Cat Rare	+ Amazing debuffer unit in ally death setups in the early game + May even help slightly in mid to late game waves if no better scapegoat exists - Otherwise weak and only meant to die
Cloud Cat Rare	+ The buff it provides is good, but only applies to one random unit + This buff will be refreshed once per turn

C Tier Cats

While the units in C Tier are considered weak, you can at least rely on them for early game boosts.

Character	Pros & Cons
Knightmaster Cat Legendary	+ Provides a stackable buff to all allies even if placed in the back row - Requires some other cat in the front to do all the dirty work - Buff is overall underwhelming
Stitch Cat Legendary	+ Deals damage to three random enemies when hit, up to two times - But it may not live too long to kill anything with this damage, and it's RNG based both on placement and amount of damage
Sylph Cat Epic	+ May evade enemy attacks - May also die immediately without doing anything useful
Aqua Cat Epic	+ Gives a tiny bit of health to all allies when hit, which could stack - May be a one off as its HP is low
Archer Cat Legendary	+ Decent damage to both its frontline opponent and the further most enemy
Captain Cat Epic	+ Gives buffs to two front allies when you get back to the shop, which can stack up nicely - Otherwise worthless on his own
Lion Cat Rare	+ Buffs an adjacent ally by a nice amount for early game - The kit doesn't specify which adjacent ally, so if you need it on a particular unit, you will have to put Lion Cat as either the first or the last
Bunny Cat Rare	+ Great for early to mid game to help stack bonus health when you consume food items in the shop
Tempura Cat Rare	+ Targets a random enemy hero with an extra attack after its own
Magic Cat Rare	+ Gives a nice early buff to three random allies, which may make or break these early waves
Yarnball Cat Common	+ The early game buffer for ally death compositions, the Yarnball will provide a useful buff for what was initially the second right unit in your setup, when the first one dies
Turtle Cat Rare	+ Protects the left most ally on death, if your main damager is all the way in the back
Mimi Cat Rare	+ Existing in the team for the sake of amassing shop money in the early waves - Otherwise useless

D Tier Kitties

While you are certain to hang out with the D Tier kitties a lot, they generally don't offer any buffs worth mentioning. Make sure to level them still, so you can make the most of them in early game!

Character	Character
Maid Cat Rare	Gardener Cat Rare
Takoyaki Cat Common	Sailor Cat Common
Snow Cat Common	Squire Cat Common
Bomb Cat Common	Scrap Cat Common
Saint Cat Common	Sheep Cat Common
Bat Cat Common

How to Reroll in Kitty Wars

You can always try to force your luck and get a nice mythic early on your account. To reroll in Kitty Wars, just follow these few simple steps.

• Make sure you are in the Battle screen, which is the main game screen
• Click the list icon in the upper right of the screen
• Enter Settings menu
• Select the Delete Account option
• Hold the Delete button for 5 seconds
• You are ready to start from scratch!

If you like this kind of deck building, team amassing games with roguelite elements, make sure to check out our Lucky Offense Tier list on Pro Game Guides!

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