Tier List

Tier List

180+
Creatures Ranked
15
S-Tier Creatures
Quarterly
Patch Updates

Introduction

The Culdcept The First tier list ranks all Creatures by competitive viability in the 2026 meta. Rankings consider base stats, abilities, cost efficiency, and synergy with common deck archetypes. S-tier creatures define the competitive meta, A-tier are reliable workhorses, and B-tier fill specific roles. This tier list is updated with each major balance patch and reflects the current Steam and console meta.

Tier Distribution at a Glance

TierCountAvg CostRoleNotable Picks
S15120GFormat-definingBahamut, Tiamat, Lord of Gaia
A3080GReliable workhorseSea Serpent, Hurricane, Manticore
B4550GRole playerFireball, Lightning, Grizzly
C6030GNiche / budgetStarter creatures
D3015GFillerBasic summons

Overview

S

Bahamut

Neutral

The strongest neutral creature — 120 HP and 90 ATK with area damage on summon.

HP120
ATK90
Cost180G
ElementNeutral
S

Tiamat

Fire

S-tier Fire creature with ramp synergy and high ATK for rush strategies.

HP100
ATK80
Cost150G
ElementFire
S

Lord of Gaia

Earth

Earth fortress control creature with massive HP for defensive plays.

HP110
ATK70
Cost140G
ElementEarth
A

Sea Serpent

Water

Water toll generator with high HP — defends territories efficiently.

HP130
ATK60
Cost100G
ElementWater
A

Hurricane

Wind

Wind evasion creature with strong rush potential.

HP90
ATK85
Cost90G
ElementWind
A

Manticore

Fire

Fire aggressive creature — strong offense with cost efficiency.

HP100
ATK80
Cost80G
ElementFire
B

Grizzly

Earth

Earth tank creature with massive HP for early defense.

HP120
ATK60
Cost60G
ElementEarth

Core Mechanics

Tier rankings consider four metrics: base HP and ATK, ability strength, cost-to-stat ratio, and element synergy. A creature is S-tier if it dominates in at least 3 of 4 metrics. A-tier creatures excel in 2 metrics with no major weakness. B-tier creatures are solid role players with one clear strength. The tier list is not static — patches can shift creatures up or down by 1-2 tiers. Player skill and deck synergy matter more than raw tier rankings.

Advantages

The tier list provides a quick reference for new players to build competitive decks. It reflects the current meta balance and helps identify format-defining creatures. Updated regularly with each balance patch and major tournament results.

Challenges

Tier lists can mislead new players into ignoring lower-tier creatures. Some B and C-tier creatures enable powerful combos that outperform their ranking. The meta varies between ranked and casual play. Patch updates can invalidate rankings overnight. Local multiplayer metas differ from online competitive metas.

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