Star Wars Hunters characters Tier List – All Hunters, Ranked

When playing a shooter game, it's important to know which characters are going to bring you that sweet victory screen. Check out our Star Wars Hunters tier list, where we ranked all Hunters to help you choose your best fit.

Best Hunters in Star Wars Hunters Tier List

This tier list of Star Wars Hunters is based on my personal experiences in the game, both playing the characters and against them, as well as on their unique abilities and synergy with the rest of the team across all game modes. Keep in mind that even the Hunters in the C-tier can have a use.

Best Damage Hunters in Star Wars Hunters

Depending on your playstyle, you can pick either Imara or Rieve since they are the best Damage Hunters in Star Wars: Hunters.

Imara Vex

When the first available character is as good as Imara Vex, then you know she has to be an S Tier Damage Hunter. She flourishes on the high ground (Obi-Wan is proud). Her Seeker Salvo ultimate is great for clearing points and defeating clusters of enemies.

You can also use her scan to locate all enemies with low health and then target them with her homing missile. She also has great mobility with the Grapple, easily getting out of range of attacks and setting herself high up to take the enemies out.

Rieve

She can be unlocked pretty quickly—only a few hours into the game. Rieve gets up close and personal with her melee lightsaber attacks. One of her abilities also lets her throw the lightsaber, adding a ranged attack to her repertoire.

Her Ultimate is the best aspect of this Damage Hunter, using Crushing Will to stun all enemies and drag them towards her. This leaves the enemies vulnerable to all attacks from both yourself and your teammates.

Best Support Hunters in Star Wars Hunters

Skora and Zaina are the best Support Hunters in the game. There isn't a lot of difference between the two, but Skora has a slight edge over Zaina due to high mobility and self-healing.

Skora

Skora is the best Support Hunter in the game. She can easily get out of dangerous situations with her adrenal boost ability and then self-heal when out of combat. This gives her great survivability as she shoots indiscriminately at both enemies and teammates.

I love her kind of gameplay because it reminds me of Ana from Overwatch, one of my favorite support heroes. Her Ult will also heal teammates while damaging enemies, so it's best to use it in moments when there are a lot of people around.

Zaina

Zaina may feel squishy at times, but once you get the hang of her, she can be an extremely powerful member of the team. I found that she works great with the Sentinel, hiding behind his shield while keeping him alive.

Just make sure you stay near your allies, and Zaina's Bacta Bomb healing will keep your teammates alive. Her Rallying Cry Ult is also very useful when you want to get the upper hand, providing all of her teammates with a significant amount of Temporary Health.

Best Tank Hunters in Star Wars Hunters

The difference between Grozz and Sentinel is whether you prefer close combat or ranged combat. Both of them are useful across game modes and can stand on their own against multiple enemies.

Grozz

Close combat is the name of the game when it comes to Grozz and his Improvised Clubs. His Stampede ability is slightly difficult to master, but once you do, it will deal high amounts of damage to the enemy. Apart from his attacks, his War Cry skill makes him a great Tank as it restores his own health. He is very self-sufficient and can break away from the group when needed.

Sentinel

He might not have self-healing abilities, but he does have a Combat shield that can protect both himself and his allies while boosting his weapon fire. Sentinel also has good crowd control, using his abilities to knock enemies back. Empire's Finest, his Ultimate that summons two stormtroopers, is great when you are outnumbered and need the extra help.

If you want to know how the fans are reacting to the game, you can read about it in Star Wars: Hunters received warm reception for player-first approach on Pro Game Guides.