Forsaken Tier List Maker

How to use it

1. Pick what to rank. “Killers” and “Survivors” hide the other side; “All 21” shows everyone.
2. Choose a starting point. Forsaken Hub's list loads by default so you only move the picks you disagree with. “Start blank” puts every name back in the pool.
3. Place names. On a computer, drag a name onto a tier. On a phone, tap a name (it gets a white outline), then tap the tier. Tap the dashed pool to take a selected name back out.
4. Share it. “Copy share link” writes your tiers into the link; “Save as image” downloads a PNG you can post anywhere.

Decide what your list measures first

A tier list is only as clear as the question behind it. Before you drag anything, decide which question your list answers, and say it when you share it:

• Strength in skilled hands. This rewards kits with a high ceiling. John Doe, Noli and Azure are all rated 5 out of 5 for difficulty on the Official Forsaken Wiki, so they tend to rise here.
• Strength for a new player. Easy kits move up. The wiki rates Slasher 2 of 5 among the killers, and Elliot, Shedletsky, Taph and Helperbot 2 of 5 among the survivors.
• Value for Player Points. Five characters are free and the rest cost Player Points earned in public rounds, so a “what to buy first” list looks different from a power list. The character comparison sorts all 21 by cost.
• Solo queue or a coordinated team. Supports such as Elliot, Dusekkar and Helperbot work through teammates, so they gain the most when the team plays together.

Forsaken publishes no win rates or pick rates, so no tier list (ours included) can claim to be measured. A good list states its criteria and gives a reason for each placement.

How Forsaken Hub's list was built

Our Forsaken tier list ranks killers and survivors S to B from their kits as the wiki documents them, with a reason for every pick and a dated changelog. It is the preset here so you can see where you agree and where you would move someone. The maker adds C and D tiers because a personal list often needs more room at the bottom than an editorial one.

Helperbot, the newest survivor, starts in A, where our list placed them on 29 October 2026. The Helperbot guide covers Radar, Pulse and Inspiration if you want to read the kit before moving them. For matchups rather than overall strength, the counter-pick guide lists the best survivor against each killer.

Sharing without an account

Nothing you do here is uploaded. The share link carries the whole list in its address, after #t=, so it works for anyone who opens it and never expires. The image is drawn in your browser and saved straight to your device. If you clear the page, your list is gone unless you copied the link first.

More Forsaken tools, from the character wheel to the generator simulator, are on the tools page, and every guide starts at the Forsaken Hub homepage.

Character names, sides and difficulty ratings from the Official Forsaken Wiki character pages, as used in the character comparison (read 24 October 2026); Helperbot's release from the wiki's Helperbot page (update 5.3.0, 16 October 2026). The maker is an original Forsaken Hub tool with no game art.