Apex Legends Season 13 Legends Rank List

Our Apex Legends Season 13 Legend Series list is here to determine which character will be put to best use as the meta has changed again with the release of Respawn Entertainment’s latest major update.

With the Saviors patch, we not only got a powerful new Empowered character in Newcastle, but there were also some very compatible nerfs and fans for the others on the roster. So here’s how the legends came together at the start of Apex Legends: Season 13 Saviors.

Layers

At the top of the list are three myths that make no sense, always useful options in any format. Beyond Gibraltar’s fortified perk, it no longer reduces attack damage by 15%, neither of these legends have seen a change since the release of Defiance and will therefore continue to dominate as previously known. With the ability to cover any mistakes with a ball, Gibraltar continues to adapt all other characters to their movements. Valkyrie jetpacks are good, Missile Swarm is good, and its ultimate value is a loose ball, but it’s not so safe because it can’t spin freely while running anymore. Bloodhound’s Wallhacks and Speedhacks remain corrupted.

Arrange

Here are six legends who haven’t seen any changes in Tier A and who remain a solid pick for any team. Probably the most annoying character in the game, Caustic remains a solid choice. With a good hitbox and portal, Wraith remains perhaps the most aggressive character in the game, but Ash and Octane remain solid alternatives. Ash as a whole is pretty balanced and basically shifted octane to be the best mythos for soaking up damage. Horizon still has a good finish, but Gravity Lift could really use some Respawn love. Lobby is an easy character to master, and its low impact ceiling only breaks if there are more lobbies in the lobby. For now, newcomer Newcastle will be placed here thanks to its powerful spawn ability, electric castle cover, and movable shield. Continuing to be one of the most popular Legends in gaming, Octane is undoubtedly a fun game for W-keyers. Crypto is really powerful in a pro game because he can give his team a lot of information with his knowledge of the territory, but he’s probably not very useful in the leaderboards.

B-level

These four legends fit more in the middle of the pack and remain alive in the right hands, although they see some strong nerves over time. Revenant isn’t the most exciting choice right now, Wattson and Fuse are interesting encounters as the former helps his team find the headlights, while the latter takes everyone’s headlights. Pathfinder’s lesser-known hitbox makes it a somewhat difficult choice.

layer C

In Meta, Seer, Bangalore, Mad Maggie, Lifeline, Mirage, and Rampart, the six under-selected legends end up in the C-ranks. While there are always those who do well with these legends, these six are often at the bottom leaderboards because they either lag behind, are too situational, or just don’t offer much help to the team. Rampart saw some pretty good encouragement in their last patch with their kits, so time will tell if their picks reflect an improvement in frequency.