This STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor tier list ranks every major option by overall effectiveness. Rankings factor in damage output, survivability, versatility, gear requirements, and how well each option scales.
Tier definitions: S = best in class, always a strong pick. A = strong and competitive, minor weaknesses. B = solid but clearly outperformed in most situations. C = viable only for players who enjoy the playstyle.
Characters Rankings
| Tier | Role | Rating | Playstyle |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Single Blade stance | 8.5/10 | Balanced approach |
| A | Double-Bladed stance | 8.5/10 | Balanced approach |
| A | Dual Wield stance | 8.5/10 | Balanced approach |
| A | Blaster stance | 8.5/10 | Balanced approach |
| A | Crossguard stance | 8.5/10 | Balanced approach |
Detailed Characters Analysis
Single Blade stance (A-Tier)
Single Blade stance is a competitive option in the current meta.
Best with: Force Slow. See our builds guide for full setup. Stat focus: Balanced stats
Double-Bladed stance (A-Tier)
Double-Bladed stance is a competitive option in the current meta.
Best with: Force Confusion. See our builds guide for full setup. Stat focus: Balanced stats
Dual Wield stance (A-Tier)
Dual Wield stance is a competitive option in the current meta.
Best with: Force Lift. See our builds guide for full setup. Stat focus: Balanced stats
Blaster stance (A-Tier)
Blaster stance is a competitive option in the current meta.
Best with: Force Push. See our builds guide for full setup. Stat focus: Balanced stats
Crossguard stance (A-Tier)
Crossguard stance is a competitive option in the current meta.
Best with: Force Pull. See our builds guide for full setup. Stat focus: Balanced stats
Weapons Rankings
| Weapon | Best With | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Force Slow | Boss openings and unblockable attack chains | Slows a single target, or with the upgrade a whole cone of them. |
| Force Confusion | Large trooper and Raider groups | Turns an enemy against its own side for a short window. |
| Force Lift | Interrupting charging enemies and setting up saber throws | Suspends a target in the air, cancelling a charge and setting up a free lightsaber throw. |
| Force Push | Ledge kills, staggering groups, and puzzle traversal | Knocks an enemy back, staggers a group, and doubles as traversal for the breakable walls scattered around Koboh. |
| Force Pull | Pulling ranged troopers out of position | Drags a single enemy into melee range or strips a shielded trooper out of formation. |
Check our weapons guide for in-depth stats and comparisons.
Weapons Analysis
Force Slow: Slows a single target, or with the upgrade a whole cone of them. It is the best boss tool in the game because it turns an unblockable combo into three free hits.
Force Confusion: Turns an enemy against its own side for a short window. The Perplexity perk raises the damage that confused enemy deals, which matters most against Bedlam Raider camps.
Force Lift: Suspends a target in the air, cancelling a charge and setting up a free lightsaber throw. It works on most droids and small creatures but not on heavy Purge Troopers.
Force Push: Knocks an enemy back, staggers a group, and doubles as traversal for the breakable walls scattered around Koboh. Against anything standing near a ledge it is an instant kill.
Force Pull: Drags a single enemy into melee range or strips a shielded trooper out of formation. Paired with Slow it removes a ranged enemy before the rest of the squad reacts.
Meta Analysis
The current meta in STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor centers on Two of five stances equipped at once and Perk slots earned from Essence. Builds that leverage both systems outperform those that focus on only one. Our combat guide explains these interactions in depth.
What's strong right now:
- Single Blade stance with Force Slow is the benchmark. Everything else is measured against it.
- One Force meter for every power builds are gaining ground as players find new combinations.
- Dual Wield stance remains essential for learning hard content. See the boss guide.
What's underrated:
- Double-Bladed stance is consistently overlooked despite being the most flexible option.
- Force Lift offers excellent performance for its investment level.
What's overhyped:
- Pure Crossguard stance builds. High ceiling but the consistency isn't there for most players.
Quick Picks by Situation
| Situation | Best Role | Best Weapon | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall best | Single Blade stance | Force Slow | Highest consistent performance |
| New player | Double-Bladed stance | Force Confusion | Most forgiving, teaches mechanics |
| Hard content | Dual Wield stance | Force Lift | Survivability when you need it |
| Group play | Blaster stance | Force Push | Utility and team support |
| Experienced player | Crossguard stance | Force Pull | Unique challenge and high ceiling |
More STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Guides
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Overview
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Best Builds
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Walkthrough
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Beginner's Guide
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Tips & Tricks
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Weapons Guide
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Combat Guide
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Boss Guide
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Maps & Locations
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Crafting Guide
- STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor Classes & Characters
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