There are over 1,000 abilities in Mewgenics, including 700 active class-specific skills that can be manually used during combat. This guide will provide you with a tier list of the best active abilities in the game that should be on the highest priority list whenever you upgrade your character.
Top Abilities Tier List for Mewgenics
Tiers
Abilities
S
Revive, Second Wind, Copy Cat, Meteor Storm, Snipe, Spin
Hire Hitman, Gravity Slam, Leap, Bull Rush, Vet Visit
D
Juiced, Heavy Shot, CPR, Fire Punch, Barf Ball, Stun
S-Tier Abilities
Abilities
Features
Revive (Cleric)
Revives a downed ally to 50% HP and cures one of their injuries, making it the top sustain skill in tough fights that prevent run-ending wipes.
Second Wind (Collarless)
Refreshes basic attack, movement, weapon, and trinket actions once a battle, which effectively doubles your output in key moments for burst and mobility.
Copy Cat (Collarless)
Replicates ally’s last spell but is way cheaper, creating ultimate flexibility, duplicating strong abilities like Revive or Meteor Storm.
Meteor Storm (Mage)
Use this ability for a large AoE meteor rain that shreds entire groups and boss summons, with some RNG stuns, fires, or rocks for additional zoning.
Snipe (Hunter)
Pierces shields and auto-hits exactly 6 tiles away, allowing you to safely deal with bosses and their summons from a distance.
Spin (Fighter)
Here’s an ability that initiates three AoE attacks in a 2×3 quadrant around self, which clears all the elites and mobs, being able to reposition via damage.
A-Tier Abilities
Abilities
Features
Marked (Hunter)
Applies the Marked debuff, guaranteeing 100% crit, piercing, and no-miss on physical attacks, which sets up a massive burst combo.
Fury Swipes (Fighter)
This skill can multi-hit enemies with melee damage and reliable on-hit procs, including bleed, poison, and thorns, which scales really well with STR builds.
Hose Off (Collarless)
Cleanses debuffs from both allies and enemies, creating a water puddle, which is slippery and has synergy with electrocute, so be careful.
Hyper Beam (Mage)
Here’s an extremely high damage mega beam with low mana requirement and tile-targeting for boss chunking, which is also upgradable for multi-cast.
Exert (Fighter)
Refreshes your moves and basic attacks for double actions to add more burst turns or repositioning spots to your current situation.
Bodyguard (Tank)
Use it for a cheap swap with targeted ally on the next enemy attack, protecting your squishies and providing safe engages with heals.
Shadow (Thief)
Instant teleports you behind the target and sets up backstabs with a 25% DMG bonus and crits for Assassinate and Snipe bursts.
B-Tier Abilities
Abilities
Features
Cryo Heal (Mage)
Heals a unit for 10 HP, then inflicts Freeze in range, which is a good defensive ploy, but the mana cost is pretty high, and there’s danger of freezing yourself or allies.
Arrow Flurry (Hunter)
Fires 5 weak shots for high ranged DPS, which is great for Marked bursts, but it has a 50% miss chance per shot, making it inconsistent without accuracy items.
Goad (Tank)
Cheap tool that forces enemies to move toward you with a limit of 5 tiles that works only if the enemies have no pull resistance.
Berserk (Fighter)
Grants +5 STR buff for massive melee DPS ramp and upgrades to cheap Berserker Dash for mobility, but applies Bruise to self.
Confront (Fighter)
Repositions you directly in front of the enemy, which leaves you exposed if not followed by an attack.
Note that active abilities in the lower tiers are also very useful, but are definitely outclassed by the top-tier choices in the late game.
