Want to know whether to use your precious rerolls or stick with what you’ve got? We’re here to help. Our Nightmare Elemental tier list covers each of the different broad magic types in the game and sets out to rank them.
Nightmare Elemental is an intense magic PVP Roblox game where you roll your own special elemental powers. You can use their powers to wreak all kinds of destruction, the trouble is everyone has powers too, and it benefits them to take you out! You’ll need to use your skills and your quick wits to complete quests and grow your power.
You can check out Nightmare Elemental on Roblox, which you can get through Google Play.
Building some more rosters? Check out our Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis tier list, and our Soul Knight Prequel Class tier list.
Nightmare Elemental Tier List
Here are the rankings!
S
The best.
- Celestial
- Fallen
A
Very good. Stick with these and you’ll go far.
- Galactic
B
Solid. Some good bonuses, though nothing crazy.
- Frost
- Earth
- Tempest
- Toxin
C
Useful situationally. Not amazing, and the bonuses probably don’t make up for the lack of utility.
- Verdant
D
Useless.
- There are no D-Tier elements yet!
Elements List
Here we’ll list the available elements. If they’re not appeared on the tiers yet, it’s because we’ve not decided where they rank yet.
- Blaze
- Celestial
- Earth
- Fallen
- Galactic
- Hydro
- Radiant
- Storm
- Tempest
- Toxin
- Verdant
Nightmare Elemental Tier List
Now that you’ve seen the tiers and elements, let’s tackle questions.
How do Our Tiers Work?
Our tiers run from best to worst and rank the general usefulness of the skills.
- S Tier: Amazing. Borderline OP. These are the best and you’ll want to keep hold of them at all costs.
- A Tier: Not quite OP, but still great bonuses. You might want to check out the S-tiers, but you should play through the game with no problem.
- B Tier: Fine. Won’t hold you back, though doesn’t have the most impressive bonuses.
- C Tier: The advantages are pretty weak or only useful in niche situations.
- D Tier: Has nothing useful at all.
How Did We Decide on the Rankings?
At DG we use a mix of sources to try and give a good overall view of how each race is perceived. We draw from our own gameplay, but also from community rankings, discussion, and releases from the developers. Even then, tier lists are subjective. You’re welcome to fight us on it in the comments.
