Monster Hunter Outlanders tier list: Midori and Pepper rank SSS overall. Overall, attacker and support tiers, plus reviews of every SSS to A adventurer.
*Adventurers in the same tier are not ranked against each other.
Midori and Pepper Are the Best Adventurers
The best adventurers in Monster Hunter Outlanders are Midori and Pepper. Midori is an attacker who deals heavy damage through strong movement and a high number of hits, while Pepper is an excellent support whose ultimate suppresses monsters with paralysis.
Ultimate boosts allies' Fire damage and nullifies status ailments
Squadmate Skill can also cure status ailments and heal
When controlled, stacks buffs over time to enter an enhanced state
How We Rank Adventurers
Criterion
What we look at
Damage and handling
How much damage it deals
How easily it deals damage when you control it
Performance as the adventurer you control
Buffs and debuffs
How much its buffs and debuffs contribute
Disrupting monster actions is rated especially highly
Performance when you are not controlling it, such as a strong ultimate
Our Monster Hunter Outlanders rankings are an overall evaluation based on two criteria: damage and handling, and buffs and debuffs. Adventurers that work well in any matchup are rated highly, while those heavily specialized in one element are rated a little lower.
High Damage and Good Handling
Damage and handling are key criteria because they directly affect the damage you deal with the adventurer you control. The higher the damage, the faster fights end, making hunts efficient and stable, so we put weight on how easily an adventurer deals damage when you control it.
Strong Buffs and Debuffs
Besides raw damage, boosting damage through buffs and debuffs also matters. We mainly look at support from ultimates and Squadmate Skills, and rate highly the adventurers that perform well even when you are not controlling them.
Ultimates That Disrupt Monsters Also Rate Highly
Some ultimates can stop a monster's actions. Stopping a monster not only protects you but also creates openings to attack, so it is an important point in our evaluation.