Editorial Policy

Last updated: October 21, 2026

This page explains where our information comes from, how pages are written and reviewed, and what we do when something turns out to be wrong.

Sources

  • In-game text. Skill names, percentages, talents and enhancement levels on character pages are taken from the in-game descriptions. Where the game text is vague (for example, it does not state a duration) we say so instead of guessing.
  • Community strategy. Many guides summarize strategies that players share publicly – clears, team setups and resource plans. We rewrite them in our own words, organize them, and connect them to the relevant character pages. We do not copy other sites' text.
  • What we do not do. We do not publish invented statistics, fake view counts, unverified redeem codes presented as working, or claims of personal testing we have not done.

Use of AI tools

We use AI writing tools to help draft, summarize and restructure content. AI output is never published as-is: each page is edited for accuracy against the character database, checked for consistent character names, and trimmed of filler. Pages that could not meet that bar – duplicates, off-topic pieces and drafts without real information – were removed in our October 2026 review.

Rankings and recommendations

The tier list reflects general usefulness across story, PvP and boss content for an average account. Rankings are opinions grounded in each unit's kit, not guarantees; your best team depends on your roster and investment. Character pages explain the reasoning so you can disagree with it.

No one pays for placement in rankings or guides. Ads on the site are served automatically by Google and do not affect what we write.

Time-sensitive information

Events, banners, rewards and redeem codes change often. Pages about them carry a date and a note to check the in-game event page. Every guide shows when it was last reviewed.

Corrections

If you spot an error, please use the contact page. We verify reports, fix the page, and update its review date. Larger changes – removed pages, reworked rankings – are recorded on the site updates page.