It should come as no surprise that the Wu Lin come in dead last in this, and virtually every other For Honor Faction tier list (at least that I've found). What matters is, if you had to base your choice on which set of characters offered the most in terms of variety and viability ON TOP OF faction war performance, which would it be? #4: The Wu Lin You can imagine it however you like, be it an XP/Steel gain boost for playing characters from the faction you're part of, or straight up not being allowed to play characters from other factions (however extreme that may be).
What if there was a reason to pick a faction based on its actual roster? Then what criteria should we use for this list? Well, let's base it on a thought experiment, since no other foundation presents itself: Aesthetic appeal is a completely subjective and therefore pointless ranking, as it's entirely up to each player whether they enjoy being from the frozen north, the swampy Myre, or the forested Ashfeld.
So, if we're going to rank each faction, we ought to have different criteria than strict practicality, or for that matter, aesthetic appeal.
It also doesn't help that there is no restriction or incentive to make you play as the characters from the faction you're a part of. If we were to judge each faction simply by its actual impact on your For Honor experience, the only faction that would matter would be the Vikings (because they almost always win and have an easily customized circular emblem shape). Here is a Tier List for For Honor's four playable factions to help you decide.įor Honor's Faction War has never been a massive part of the game's appeal, or function, really (the main things it affects are your emblem shape and the rewards you get at the end of a season). As For Honor has recently entered the Off-Season of its Faction War, now is a perfect time to re-evaluate your faction allegiance, without losing any rewards.
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