Conquest:Tier List

Pokémon Tier List in Nintendo DS Pokémon Conquest.

Fully Evolved

S		Chandelure		Infernape
		Reshiram		Dialga
A		Gyarados		Hydreigon		Alakazam
		Staraptor		Samurott		Darmanitan
		Lucario		Emboar		Aggron
		Metagross		Conkeldurr		Bisharp
		Groudon		Zekrom		Lapras
B		Glaceon		Crobat		Dragonite
		Vaporeon		Gigalith		Tyranitar
		Espeon		Whimsicott		Garchomp
		Gardevoir		Walrein		Gothitelle
		Glalie		Charizard		Empoleon
		Simisear		Haxorus		Braviary
		Volcarona		Steelix		Registeel
		Weavile		Mewtwo		Rayquaza
		Carnivine
C		Gallade		Lilligant		Drapion
		Raichu		Toxicroak		Excadrill
		Froslass		Leavanny		Machamp
		Gengar		Articuno		Scizor
D		Quagsire		Dusknoir		Simipour
		Jolteon		Arbok		Zoroark
		Scolipede		Beartic		Snorlax
		Mismagius		Rhyperior
E		Flareon		Bibarel		Krookodile
		Umbreon		Chimecho		Zebstrika
		Leafeon		Persian		Cinccino
		Serperior		Sceptile		Simisage
		Galvantula		Bastiodon		Scrafty
		Drifblim		Armaldo		Terrakion
		Spiritomb
Don't use.		Musharna		Emolga		Audino
		Wigglytuff		Ampharos		Arceus
		Luxray		Beedrill
Forretress		Forretress

B

Carnivine is the better choice over Pansage, due to its ability to cross gaps, float on water, not activate bounce pads, and immunity to poison tiles.

Whilsicott can climb ledges.

D

Rhyperior's attack requires so much space to use, it's effectively worthless. Especially in close quarters combat. While it can inflict incredible amounts of damage to Flying-type Pokémon, its inability to use its move the turn after using it, and its limited range make it terrible in combat.

Don't Use

Beedrill has its super-weak multi-hit attack, as well as being unable to attack over water tiles.

NFE

S		Staravia		Gible
A		Gurdurr		Shieldon		Eevee
		Dratini		Kadabra
B		Treecko		Whirlipede		Timburr
		Cubchoo		Mareep		Anorith
		Rhyhorn		Spiritomb		Kirlia
		Roggenrolla		Gastly		Haunter
		Oshawott		Wooper		Snorunt
		Spheal		Duskull		Pichu
C		Petilil		Scraggy		Skorupi
		Cottonee		Charmander		Tepig
		Shinx		Joltik		Onix
		Larvitar		Litwick
D		Drilbur		Pansage		Darumaka
		Grovyle		Charmeleon		Pikachu
E		Venipede		Luxio		Flaaffy
		Ekans		Jigglypuff
Don't use.		Ralts		Gothita		Munna
		Chingling		Pinecone
Forretress		Magikarp		Abra

S

Staravia has a good range, on top of being a decent attacker of Fighting-type and Grass-type Pokémon. Being able to traverse over water and immunity to poison tiles. Staravia is additionally immune to the Ground-type damage of being blown off of a tower in Terrera.

Gible has all of the benefits of Dratini, on top of its ability to make enemy attacks miss.

A

Gurdurr is not only a strong fighting type, but its ability to knock enemies back and off of ledges makes it great for arenas where you have to knock enemies away from flags.

Eevee is good, despite its useless typing, due to its ability to move a second time after defeating a foe, and its relative strength.

Machop's a decent fighting type, and its ability to knock foes back, but not off of ledges, is useful.

Shieldon is decently strong, immune to poison, can make foes flinch, knock them back, and off of ledges.

Pansear's large attack pattern allows it to hit numerous enemies while potentially avoiding allies. Its melee ability can also deal minor amounts of additional damage.

Dratini and Zweilous are devastating to fight at low levels, or early on in an adventure, and can be equally as devastating for your enemies.

Kadabra is a decent attacker, and its ability to attack 3 tiles at once, including over gaps makes it versatile and useful.

B

Treecko can seemingly climb walls, on top of being able to use its absorb attack to restore a bit of HP.

Timburr's ability to knock enemies back, and off of ledges sets it above Scraggy as a fighting-type attacker.

Cubchoo and Mareep aren't particularly strong, but their ability to hit multiple tiles in a row makes them useful for attacking multiple enemies or attacking from behind cover.

Anorith can hit multiple tiles and appears relatively strong.

Rhyhorn hits like a truck, and its attack pattern makes it less likely to deal friendly fire damage.

Spiritomb is immune to Psychic-type and Fighting-type Pokémon, on top of being a relatively strong fighter.

Kirlia's annoying ability makes so many enemy attacks miss, that this alone sets it above all of the other one-tile gap attackers.

Roggenrolla's multi-hit attack allowing it to attack from behind allies makes it much stronger than the other one-tile gap attackers.

Gastly, and Haunter are great for attacking pesky Psychic-types, and has a great range and can float over ledges.

Wooper, Spheal, Pichu, Snorunt and Oshawott fall just short of Kadabra, due to the one-tile less attack range they offer, but are otherwise great picks.

Duskull can float over enemies, is immune to magma tiles.

C

Petilil and Cottonee's absorb can restore a little bit of HP, and that's the only reason it's not lower on the list.

Scraggy is a decent enough attacker, but its lack of strength leaves something to be desired.

Skorupi's poison jab attack is relatively effective.

Charmander, Larvitar, Tepig, Onix, Litwick and Joltik can attack around allies, but that gap also limits their attack in its uses.

Shinx is relatively useful. Its direct attack is useful against close-quarters Flying-type and Water-type Pokémon.

D

Pansage's attack makes it usable, albeit with the risk of occasional friendly fire.

Darumaka's charge up attack can hinder its ability to attack in many situations.

Drilbur's 2-stage attack makes it largely useless in most battles. It eats up a tile and takes 2 turns to use a relatively weak attack. It's equally as annoying to fight.

Grovyle and Chameleon manage the annoying feat of being less useful than their level 1 forms, with disappointing attacks, and a lack of any real usable abilities.

Pikachu has the same type of attack as Scoliopede.

E

Venipede and Ekans are generally incredibly weak, but may be viable against Grass-types if they manage to poison them.

Luxio and Flaaffy's attack is good for hitting several enemies at once, but due to their propensity to cause friendly fire damage, they make them difficult to use or place.

Jigglypuff's attack is weak, often doesn't attack more than twice, and isn't super effective against anything.

Don't Use

Gothita, Chingling, and Ralts need to be so far away that they're effectively worthless, especially in close-quarters combat.

Munna's attack is good for temporarily incapacitating enemies, but in terms of combat, it's effectively dead weight.

Pinecone is almost as worthless as its evolved form, the only saving point it could possible have is its annoying Jagged Edge ability.

Forretress

Magicrap and Abra are as useless as Forretress. They should only be used by their Perfect Link warriors to evolve them.