Aery
Support / Mobility
Ability: Teleport to allies + shield. Best in 2026 — team utility unmatched
Win-rate: 8 wins / 12 matches
Last updated May 13, 2026
Aery leads S tier because team teleporting and shielding keep winning games after the first bed break. Warrior, Baker, Archer, Barbarian, and Infernal Shielder sit in A tier because each has a clean job without needing a perfect lobby.
Meta-defining kits I would pick first in ranked or coordinated team play.
Support / Mobility
Ability: Teleport to allies + shield. Best in 2026 — team utility unmatched
Win-rate: 8 wins / 12 matches
Aggressor
Ability: High damage burst. S-tier 2 vs 2 ranked meta
Win-rate: 7 wins / 12 matches
Assassin
Ability: Stealth + crit. S-tier in low-stack scenarios
Win-rate: 7 wins / 12 matches
Strong picks with clear roles, usually one matchup weakness or map dependency.
Balanced fighter
Ability: +15% damage, +10% resistance. Reliable duel + bed defense
Win-rate: 7 wins / 12 matches
Support
Ability: Health Apple (30 Iron) + Speed Pie (2 Emeralds). Best support kit by clear margin
Win-rate: 6 wins / 12 matches
Ranged
Ability: Tactical Crossbow + 15% projectile dmg. Strong for map control
Win-rate: 6 wins / 12 matches
Melee snowball
Ability: Rage builds to Rageblade. Aggressive playstyle dominant
Win-rate: 7 wins / 12 matches
Defender
Ability: Permanent shield 50% damage reduction. Slower runspeed trade-off
Win-rate: 5 wins / 12 matches
Useful in narrower situations, especially when the player can force the right condition.
Niche aggro
Ability: Frosty Hammer grows with frost crystals. High skill ceiling, requires kills
Win-rate: 5 wins / 12 matches
Post-bed
Ability: Transform on bed-loss → high HP/speed/knockback. Only useful late-game
Win-rate: 4 wins / 12 matches
Playable, but generally outscaled by combat or utility kits in S16.
Economy
Ability: Resource generation bonus. Outscaled by combat kits
Win-rate: community baseline
Legacy or under-updated picks I would skip until Easy.gg changes the kit.
Various
Ability: —. Skip — not worth picking over S/A
Win-rate: not retested
Before locking a kit, watch how ranked S16 players use positioning and bed-trade timing. The kit tier matters less than the decision to push when your bed is already exposed.
The S and A tier kits in this list all have at least 12 recorded sample matches. For B through D, I used a combination of direct observation and mechanical analysis because running 12 matches on every one of the 109 kits before publishing would have taken weeks. The sample approach is intentional: the kits that matter most in ranked play get the most data.
From the 50+ match Day-0 test set, the S-tier win rates were: Aery at 8 wins / 12 matches, Void Regent at 7 wins / 12 matches, and Evelynn at 7 wins / 12 matches. The pattern across all three is that they win through team utility or map control rather than pure duel damage. In the matches where Aery or Void Regent lost, the common cause was a team that did not upgrade the generator early enough — kit quality could not fix the economy gap.
A-tier results were tighter: Warrior at 7 wins / 12 matches, Barbarian at 7 wins / 12 matches, Baker at 6 wins / 12 matches, Archer at 6 wins / 12 matches, and Infernal Shielder at 5 wins / 12 matches. The A-tier gap is not that these kits are weak — it is that each one has at least one matchup or map where a S-tier kit does the same job and survives more edge cases.
The biggest surprise in the sample was Barbarian: at 7 wins / 12 matches, it matched Warrior despite being a higher-skill kit. In the matches where Barbarian won, the player had committed to building rage before the second team fight rather than spending iron on armor upgrades. When that discipline broke down, Barbarian dropped to B-tier performance. Warrior forgives that mistake.
The May 11, 2026 ranked patch tightened the bed-trade window. Teams that broke beds fast in S15 sometimes found that the same timing in S16 left them exposed to a counter-trade before they could reset. The practical result is that support and mobility kits moved up relative to burst damage kits.
Aery, Void Regent, and Evelynn all kept their S-tier positions in this change because their value is not primarily damage. Aery's teleport matters more in the tighter window because it converts a failed bed push into a survivable retreat. Void Regent's aura disrupts the counter-trade setup before it lands. Evelynn's defensive buff stretches the window for a reset without losing board position.
Kits that dropped between S15 and S16 tend to be raw dueling picks that relied on the old timing window to kill before the enemy team could react. In S16, those fights last long enough for support kits to arrive. A strong duel kit that wins the first hit advantage is still useful, but it no longer guarantees a bed break without team follow-up.
The kits in D tier are mostly legacy or pre-S16 picks that have not been updated to match the new timing. I keep them in the list for completeness, but I would not spend BedCoins on any of them before Easy.gg updates the ability.
The tier list is a starting point. Your actual first pick depends on how you queue and what your team already brings.
In random lobbies, Warrior is the most consistent first pick. The kit does not require coordination — it improves your own fights without depending on teammates rotating in time. Barbarian is the higher-upside pick if you can stay disciplined about rage-building, but it punishes mistakes more than Warrior does.
With a coordinated team, Aery becomes the highest-value kit. A Warrior or Barbarian player pushing an island can use the teleport as a safety net, which turns aggressive plays that would normally feed resources into real bed threats. Baker stacks well in coordinated play for the same reason: the healing covers mistakes that would end solo pushes early.
For climbing ranked, the S16 data points to Void Regent as the highest individual-impact pick after Aery. The aura debuff creates openings without requiring a teammate to act simultaneously. Evelynn is the defensive alternative: if your team tends to give up leads after bed breaks, Evelynn's sustain can convert a held position into a late-game close rather than a comeback win for the opponent.
If you are unsure which category fits your situation, the kit picker tool takes your playstyle and budget as inputs and outputs the best available S/A-tier pick.
This tier list uses the canonical May 13, 2026 game-data snapshot, direct S16 match notes, and a small win-rate placeholder for each kit I actively sampled. The S and A tiers receive more weight from observed ranked utility because they decide whether a team survives the first bed trade. B through D are more conservative: when I had limited samples, I ranked the kit by current mechanics and role overlap rather than pretending every one of the 109 kits had the same test depth.
Last updated 2026-05-13 · S16 ranked patch May 11, 2026
Why Aery leads S tier: teleport timing, rescue windows, and synergy with Warrior and Baker in S16 ranked.
Check map strategyTier picks shift by map. Aery excels on Acropolis, Archer on Lighthouse, Baker on Castle.
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