Alchemy Stars Best Reroll Guide & Reroll Tier List | Who to Pick?

Alchemy Stars has been officially released to the gaming world, and it has turned the RPG gaming world upside down with many unique features. One of the very first reasons for having such a hugely positive review is the game's tier list.

 

 

This game has some best tactical role plays with its characters, and they are holding the best skills from one to another. The unique feature of this game being different from other RPGs is that all the characters in this game are helpful. So how you reroll these best heroes? So here is the reroll guide and the guide for the best pickups.

 

Now download your Alchemy Stars on PC and start your journey with the best reroll guide.

 

Tier List of  Alchemy Stars

 

As per most RPG games, Alchemy Stars also comes with a tier list, and they are the characters in the game. We identify these characters as Aurorians, and the most prominent feature for every RPG tactical game is to have a balanced team. There are some strongest characters as well as the low-skilled ones. You need to have them all for a balanced team, and in Alchemy Stars, the characters on the game will have a different stat to deploy in the game.

 

There are five stats known as

 

• Fire
• Water
• Thunder
• Forest

 

More features can be checked through Alchemy Stars Tier List Guide.

 

There are four types of heroes according to their rarity as well. Each one is divided from their rarity, and they hold their stat as well. In alchemy, the rarity levels of the game are as follows.

 

• Six-star characters are the best in the game and hold the best skills and powers. Whenever a player tries to invest in an Aurorian in Alchemy Stars, they definitely should focus more on taking a 6-star hero.

 

• Five-star characters – these are s the Aurorians who are somewhat lower than the 6-star ones but overall, they also hold the powerful skills to the game progress.

 

• Four-star characters – these are not as useful as the 6 or 5 stars Aurorians, but you can along with the game only with the high rarity heroes. The 4-star ones are the Aurorians that help the higher rate heroes to be successful in the game.

 

• Three-star characters – lastly, it is the three-star Aurorians. These are not bad for the game. Although they do not hold the most vital abilities, they are so much helpful as a supportive unit to the game.

 

Tier List 2021

 

These are the heroes coming under different rarity levels on Alchemy Stars.

 

6 Star Aurorians

 

Character	Attribute	Job
Bethlehem	water	changer
Clarin	water	Sniper
Elsie	fire	changer
Gabriel	Woods	changer
Garou	Thunder	changer
Heero	Woods	Bommer
Irunti	Thunder	changer
Jonah	fire	Sniper
Karen	water	Bommer
Karon	fire	Bommer
L’AS	Thunder	Sniper
Michael	Thunder	Bommer
Mijad	Woods	Snipe
Nasilis	Woods	changer
Rafael	water	Supporter
Shari	water	changer
Uriel	fire	changer
Victoria	fire	Supporter
Xylona	water	Bommer

 

 

5 Star Aurorians

 

Character	Attribute	Job
Barbara	fire	Supporter
Beni&Kuro	fire	Bommer
Burberry	Thunder	changer
Burton	water	changer
Dyna	Thunder	Bommer
Faust	fire	changer
Hydry	water	Supporter
Irina	Woods	Bommer
Istaban	fire	Supporter
Keetin	Thunder	Supporter
Kleeken	water	changer
Kusuta	Woods	Sniper
Lewis	Woods	Supporter
Maggie	fire	changer
Miya	Thunder	Sniper
Namisys	Thunder	Sniper
Noah	water	Supporter
Oti	Woods	Supporter
Philis	water	Supporter
Regina	fire	Bommer
Riona	fire	Sniper
Robin	Woods	Bommer
Scarley	Woods	changer
Sepha	Woods	changer
Solrad	Thunder	Sniper
Vise	water	Sniper
Vivian	Thunder	Sniper
Watari	water	Bommer

 

4 Star Aurorians

 

Character	Attribute	Job
Anshia	Thunder	changer
Bear &Pegi	water	Bommer
Bomber	fire	changer
Chandra	fire	Sniper
Chloe	water	Supporter
Constant	water	Sniper
Hale	fire	Supporter
Jane	water	Bommer
Jura	Woods	changer
Kafka	Thunder	Sniper
Leicester	Woods	Bommer
Lilim	Thunder	Supporter
Migenni	water	changer
Ms. Blanc	water	changer
Nadine	Thunder	Supporter
Nails	fire	Sniper
Putty &Pashi	fire	Bommer
Rabbi	Thunder	Supporter
Silva	Woods	Bommer
Tessa	Thunder	Bommer
Uriah	Woods	Supporter
Wendy	Woods	changer

 

3 Star Aurorians

 

Character	Attribute	Job
Amy	Thunder	Byakuya Castle
Angel	Thunder	Bommer
Clover	Woods	Bommer
Corgon	water	Supporter
Crow	Thunder	changer
Curique	fire	Supporter
Dove	Woods	changer
Jomu	Woods	Bommer
Nanos	water	Supporter
Offira	Woods	changer
Peep	fire	changer
rear	Woods	Sniper
Seleucus	water	Bommer
Soku&Baek	fire	Bommer
Tiny	fire	changer
Unimate	Thunder	changer
Zoya	water	Supporter

 

Alchemy Stars Best Characters

 

As we said earlier, the best team is always coming with a balanced team. So there will always be the best Aurorian that comes with each rarity level. Here are the best characters we are suggesting you deploy in the game from each rarity level.

 

 

Eicy

 

Eicy is a tile converter from her active skill, and she is converting the five nearest green or the blue tiles to red. If she has her active skill ready with the last round, she will be increasing the count of the tile converting by one and cooldowns for three rounds.

 

Her passive skills deal with true damage on chain combos for every two rounds, and those will be equal to 35% of her attack. And also, she is recovering the same amount of HP. When her team is low on HP, Eicy is making higher the healing effectiveness by 50%

 

Charon

 

Charon is also from her active skill is a tile converter, and she is capable of summoning a 300% damage-dealing train to the three columns. And she will knock back them. Enemies will have a 50% extra damage on the middle column by Charon, and she will reset all of the non-red tiles within her attack area.

 

When talking about the passive skills, Charon is usually attacking diagonally and will add a 10% actual damage value for the normal attacks.

 

Hiiro

 

Hiiro is a self-buffing tile converter, and she is converting any type of chosen tiles for the green tile enhancement. These deal with 210% damage to the enemies on a cross shape for a maximum range, and there are three downs of cooldowns for Hiiro.

 

Hiiro will be entered into the duel stance from the beginning of the round or when she passed on the enhanced grid in her passive skills. In the subsequent normal attacks on one with a duel, she deals with 130% of the damage on five grids for a crossed shape, and the attack will be increased by 5%. This happens per a round use within the duel.

 

Gronru

 

Gronru is converting the five nearest red and the blue girds into yellow as a tile converter, and when her active skills are ready on the last round, it will increase the grid converts. Grid converts are increasing one count per round, and there are two rounds for the cool down.

 

Gronru's s passive skills are granted with one magic storm for three rounds from the battle started. The following chain combos deal with 90% extra damage to one enemy within the area Gronru is attacking. Those will be lead to paralysis for enemies. So she has another 50% chance of another enemy attack.

 

Sharona

 

Sharona will damage by teleporting from one place to another, and she is dealing with 320% damage for the surrounding circles. Sharona is also applying two stacks for the Dragontooth marks, and there are three rounds of a cool down in here.

 

The passive skill of Sharona is applying one stack from the Dragontooth mark within normal attacks. These are capable of increasing into six stacks, and each of them will increase t eh active skill damage and the damage on the final chain combo from 5%.

 

Irridon

 

Irridon is converting any of the selected two grids for yellow-colored prism grids. There are three rounds of cooldowns for Irridon, and when it is passive, Irridon's prism grid will grant one of the Gold Marsh Mark when he passed through it. Each of them will increase the damage of the chain combo by 4% and 3% from the normal attack. When it triggers the Aurora time., it will start to grid on prism grid.

 

Gabriel

 

Gabriel can convert one of the selected grids out from the Red, Blue, and yellow for another attribute. Gabriel is also increasing the generating chances on green girds, and one of these enhanced grids will be generated per 8 grids by converting.

 

When it is passive, one of the enhanced grid will be generated on per 5 green grids which are passing on this round and first it will be the green grid to be enhanced.

 

Raphael

 

Raphael is recovering the HP that is the same from Raphael's attack by 240% as a tile converter. This hero can reset all of the blue girds on the screen and increase the blue grid's chance. There are three rounds of cooldowns.

 

The passive skills will recover the HP of its team by 2% from each generated blue grid. This increase will be done through Raphael's HP. When the team's HP is lower, healing effectiveness would be high for up to 100% of the bonus.

 

Sariel

 

Sariel is a defense hero on tile converting, and he is converting five of the nearest green, red or blue tiles; and if the active skills are ready within the last round, he will increase the rate of tile converting by one on the ground. There are two rounds of cooldowns for him.

 

Sariel is granting a mark which can be up to eight stacks, and each of them will increase his defense by 10%. It will increase this amount up to 50% of defense based on the HP lost amount.

 

Nikinis

 

Nikinis converts 5 of the yellow or red greens into a green, and she is a defense debuff tile converter. The skill is within the last round. It will increase the grid converting rate by one round with two rounds of cooldowns.

 

Nikinis passive skills will grant a mirror mark on the battle starts, using an active skill. When this mark exists in the ground, Nikinis will have a 100% defense increasing, and when the mark disappears, she will lose her life.

 

Uriel

 

Uriel is resetting all the grids as a tile converter. This hero increases the red grid's chance and converts the one enemy grids into a red one with two rounds of cooldowns. It will apply a one burn stack for the enemies on each round start when it is passive. This will be done to the enemies who are occupying the red grid on two rounds. And each of that stack will increase the damage of Aurorians by 2.5%.

 

Michael

 

Michael is a damage teleporting hero, and she is dashing for all selected locations with 350% damage. This will impact another extra damage of 5% depending on the enemy's HP and the adjacent tiles. And then Michael will cast a chain combo for once with three rounds of cool down.

 

Michael's passive skills grant a one silent thunder mark from the beginning of every round when there is a chain combo or an active skill used. Michael's normal attacks will consume a one silent thunder mark stack for extra damage-dealing, which will be equal to the 2.5% for the enemy's current HP.

 

Victoria

 

Victoria is a healer dealing 250% damage to the enemies on three circles of the surrounding. When there is only one enemy, the damage will be increased. She is recovering the HP by 35% from the damage dealing and improving the final damage by 10% from every bleeding stack. There are three cooldowns with her.

 

With Victoria's passive skills, she is regenerating the maximum HP by 5%, and it will be per a stack of bleed whenever she is hitting an afflicted bleed enemy.

 

Bethlehem

 

Bethlehem as a tile converter is converting any of the selected five grids into blue and will have three rounds of cooldowns. She is gaining a shield for 10% maximum HP on one round whenever she is dealing with chain combo damage with her passives. If that shields remaining right after the death of an enemy, there is a 5% increased attack for the water auroriansin the next round.

 

Wrath

 

Wrath is entering into the overcharge rate as a pure damage dealer, and wrath will damage the nearest enemies for two-time son two rounds with her chain combo. With her passive skills, she can reserve the bullets. When there is damage dealing by the chain combo, wrath will consume one bullet and will increase into 30% of damage dealing. Those are her passives, and when it is overloaded, there will be a 30% chance of not consuming any bullet.

 

Migard

 

Migard can damage and teleport from one place to another. This hero is dealing with 300% damage onto the enemies on one surrounding circle, and this damage will be double when there is only one enemy for the attack area. Migard is increasing the damage by active skill by 20% and will remove the cooldowns of active skill if her target has been killed.

 

You can find out other characters on Alchemy Star by referring to the Alchemy Stars tier list.

 

Migard's passive skills can deal with one enemy damage and the final damage within 10% for each 6% of lost HP by the enemies. This happens when the active skills are dealing with the damage on enemies.

 

Alchemy Stars Rerolling Guide

 

Alchemy stars rerolling wouldn't get started with a guest account because it is detecting them. So first, you need to create a salted email and use it for the rerolling. Open your game and register with your salted email.

 

Then there is a tutorial for the beginning of the game, and at the 1-4 scene, you get around 2.4K Lumambers. Six hundred Lumambers are rewards for the pre-registration, and you can claim them through the mailbox. Tutorial rewards would be 300 Lumambers, and 1500 Lumambers are there from more through the game.

 

When you have 2.4K Lumambers, you have the chance to pull eight pulls from the Mainstay banner, and it will cost 300X Lumamber for one pull. Or you also have the chance to remove 16 times from that beginner banner as it gives you a discount of 50%.

 

Step two from the reroll is pulling the 30 minutes beginner banner for a guaranteed 6 star. This is an optional one, and you should go further from 14 sene to 2-1 on the 1-16 stage. And on this game stage, you will have 3700 Lumamber.

 

When there is a 3.7K Lumamber, players are given 12 times pulling Mainstay banner, and beginner banner pulls for twenty times. When it is 21st pull, it is going to give you a six-star character. For a reroll, there will be two banners ad Beginner and Mainstay. Beginner banner will provide you with a 50% discount for the pull from 300 Lumamber for 150 pulls. But in this banner, the dropping rate for a 6-star character is low.

 

On the other hand, the Mainstay banner will not offer you any type of discount, and each of the pulls will cost 300 Lumamber or a one-star fire. This banner has a higher dropping rate for a six-star character than the beginner banner.

 

 

Fast Rerolling Through LDPlayer

 

If you want to perform a guaranteed pull for the six-star character, LDPlayer is the best choice. It has a feature to give you a chance to perform multiple rerolls at the same window without waiting for an extended period. So your rerolling process would be a lot speedier than usual. Follow these steps on rerolling to the best star character through LDPlayer.

 

• Download the LDPlayer Emulator and install it

 

• Search Alchemy Stars through its store and installs the game on your PC

 

• When Alchemy Star has been downloaded, don't try to open it once. Keep it aside and open the LDMultiplayer function. Take the first emulator to open the game and make copies from it based on your hard disk space.

 

• After that, open all the copied emulators and click the feature Synchronizer. This will start the syncing and will start your game through all the copied emulators.

 

• Start your game with the rerolling steps and follow your reroll.

 

Conclusion

 

Since Alchemy Stars has various characters, there should always be a great damage dealer with your team and the supported characters to be a well-balanced team. So follow this reroll guide to earn the best hero and take close your foot to the victory.