Legacy Piece tiers at a glance
Build-defining targets
Current leaders that can anchor one loadout slot without pretending that every slot is interchangeable.
The safest direct high-output ability target in the current Update 1.9 comparisons.
- Best for
- A repeatable PvE damage rotation with a clear primary ability.
High damage, fast attacks, and damage reduction give it value beyond one ideal combo.
- Best for
- Players ready to build one current main weapon instead of collecting sidegrades.
Time stop, strong output, and damage support let the style contribute in two jobs.
- Best for
- A finished loadout that needs control without abandoning pressure.
Their broad amplification is easier to carry between builds than a mismatched slot-only bonus.
- Best for
- Ability-led builds that also value useful survival lines.
Strong specialists and support pieces
Excellent keeps when their damage type, passive, or utility matches the rest of the loadout.
Can contest the top ability output when the player consistently manages its phases.
- Best for
- Players willing to learn a less forgiving rotation.
Current endgame weapon routes that remain credible without replacing a complete Undyne build on sight.
- Best for
- Accounts that already own and understand one of the two rotations.
Asura rewards melee; Bladeborn rewards weapon damage. Both are excellent only when the named source is central.
- Best for
- A player who can identify where most of the loadout damage comes from.
Useful bridges and off-slot value
Practical progression pieces that can keep earning value while a specific upgrade is prepared.
Control, critical pressure, flight, or area coverage can solve a real farm even below the peak damage pair.
- Best for
- Accounts that need reliable clears before the final ability chase.
Its support value can survive after its main-rotation damage stops leading the loadout.
- Best for
- A swap slot that improves the main damage window.
A matching stat line is worth keeping while the account saves rerolls for a defined improvement.
- Best for
- Players avoiding a blind mythical-to-mythical reroll.
Legacy Piece weapon tiers for Update 1.9
This is a practical rotation board. A lower-DPS weapon with a useful buff can remain valuable as an off-weapon even after it stops being your main damage source.
| Tier | Weapons | Use them when |
|---|---|---|
| S | Undyne; Solemn Lament; True Zangetsu (Bankai); White Reaper; Acherin | You want a current main weapon with boss damage, PvP pressure, or a defensive/utility edge that survives outside a perfect rotation. |
| A | Geburo; Chihora; Cursed Love | You need a strong alternative or an off-weapon buff and are not ready to replace a complete build for a small damage gain. |
| B | The Black Knight; Lightspeed Ninja; The Mindmaster; War General | You are in the middle progression band or value support, mobility, cooldown, or crowd control more than peak sheet damage. |
| C | First Espada; Thunder | The weapon is already built and still clears your current farm, but you should avoid a fresh heavy investment. |
| D | Base Zangetsu (Shikai); Night Blade; Ace; Saber | You need a starter moveset while working toward a real midgame target. |
Legacy Piece ability tiers for Update 1.9
Abilities set the highest damage ceiling, but support effects and execution difficulty explain why a lower row can still belong in a finished loadout.
| Tier | Abilities | Decision note |
|---|---|---|
| S | Araya; Procurator | Araya is the direct high-output route; Procurator can contest it but asks you to learn its phases rather than mash one rotation. |
| A | Benimaro; Shinru | Both sit below the peak damage pair but bring support value—an ability-damage aura from Benimaro and mobility support from Shinru. |
| B | Limitless Vessel; Jane Julliet; Storm Esper | Good midgame choices: control and guaranteed crit value for Vessel, a higher but inconsistent passive ceiling for Jane, and flight/AoE utility for Storm Esper. |
| C | Cursed King; First Hero | Cursed King is more useful as a support passive than its damage row suggests; First Hero is a temporary progression option. |
| D | Magma Fruit; Light Fruit | Starter fruits fall behind the current crossover abilities; keep only while their simple farm still saves you time. |
Legacy Piece fighting style tiers
Styles are the most utility-sensitive slot. Time stop, buffs, and passive support can matter after a raw rotation chart says the style is finished.
| Tier | Styles | Why they sit here |
|---|---|---|
| S | The World Over Heaven; Abyssal Karate; Star Platinum | The World Over Heaven combines elite output with time stop and damage support; Abyssal Karate and Star Platinum remain strong main-style alternatives. |
| A | Hollow Flame; The World | Both remain valuable through buffs or time-stop utility even when they do not lead the current damage race. |
| B | One-Eyed Ghoul | Solid damage without the support package that keeps the higher rows useful across more builds. |
| C | Hero Hunter; Destructive Moon; Scrap Brawler | Lower main-style output, though Hero Hunter can still earn an off-slot through its passive damage support. |
| D | Strongest Saiyan; Turbo Spirit | Starter-tier main rotations. Saiyan’s easy passive boost can still be worth collecting even if you never main the style. |
Race keep-or-reroll decisions
The current game has 26 race cards, not the older game’s five-race pool. These are the strongest published fits by job rather than a misleading rarity-only order.
| Your build | Best current fits | Keepable alternatives | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| General ability damage | Soulbane; Monarch | Curselord; Demon; Abyssal; Yokai | Prioritize Damage Amplifier, then decide whether HP, reduction, regeneration, or lifesteal covers your weakness. |
| Melee / style main | Asura; LightShard | Oni; Saiyan; Elf | Melee Damage and Damage Amplifier both apply to the job; weapon-only lines do not. |
| Weapon main | Bladeborn; Mythreaper | Einherja; Arrancar; Shinigami; DarkElf | Weapon Damage raises the named slot while amplifier helps the rest of the rotation too. |
| Boss and tower survival | Monarch; Einherja; Undead Fishman | Curselord; Cyborg; Vampire; Orc | Compare maximum HP and reduction with sustain. Flat regeneration loses relative value as health pools grow. |
| PvP movement | Mink; Yokai | Oni; Cyborg; Asura; LightShard | Dash and run speed help create contact, but a movement roll is not automatically better than a matching damage race. |
Confirm the developer before using any Legacy Piece tier list
This page covers the 2026 anime crossover RPG by Gwynn’s Shrine at place 111097829542198 and universe 9880286438. The older Legacy Piece by Legacy Piecez uses One Piece fruits, races such as Skypiean and Fishman, and a much smaller roster. Those rankings do not describe this game.
The current experience was live under an x2 Luck and x2 Money title during the September 2 check. That event label does not change the combat order by itself; it changes how quickly some players can reach the targets.
Choose the ability first, then make the other slots support it
Araya is the simple top-damage recommendation in the current published tests. Procurator belongs beside it for a player willing to learn phase management. That distinction matters: the higher theoretical ceiling is wasted when the rotation is not repeatable.
After choosing the main ability, use the race and support slot to solve its problem. A slow, fragile damage route may prefer survival or movement; a safe rotation may take more amplifier. “All S tier” is not a build plan when every S pick is trying to do the same job.
A support weapon can outlive its damage tier
Undyne, Solemn Lament, True Zangetsu, White Reaper, and Acherin are the current weapon chase group, but the useful part of the table is not just the top row. Geburo and Chihora can still contribute through buffs, while The Black Knight can support the main weapon rotation after its own damage falls behind.
Test a weapon twice: once as the main rotation and once as a single support swap. A B-tier main can be an A-tier piece of the finished loadout if its buff, crowd control, or mobility lets Araya, Procurator, or a top style land cleanly.
The World Over Heaven is strong because it does two jobs
The World Over Heaven is not merely a high-damage style. Its time stop and damage support make it useful when another slot is dealing the headline number. Star Platinum also carries time-stop utility, while Hollow Flame and base The World remain credible support routes below the damage leaders.
That is why style rows should not be read as a pure damage spreadsheet. Hero Hunter and Strongest Saiyan are low main-style priorities but can still be worth collecting for passive support. Do not delete a useful passive because the equipped rotation belongs elsewhere.
Race rarity matters less than matching the stat line
The current Trello-backed pool has 26 race cards. Bladeborn’s weapon line, Asura’s melee line, and Soulbane’s broad amplifier point at different builds. Rerolling one for another is not an upgrade unless the new stat block fits the damage source you actually use.
Two race cards in the current index do not expose complete numeric blocks, and some exclusive branches use quests or NPCs instead of the ordinary reroll. Check the live acquisition requirement before spending a code-funded stack of Race Rerolls.
A four-step build order that wastes fewer rerolls
First, choose the ability or main moveset you can actually execute. Second, keep a race whose amplifier or specialized line matches it. Third, pick a weapon or style that covers downtime, mobility, control, or a damage buff. Fourth, test the rotation against both a boss and a moving player before chasing a trait.
Codes currently hand out large mixed reward bundles, but free rerolls are still finite. Spend them after you can name the line you need—Damage Amplifier, Melee Damage, Weapon Damage, sustain, or movement—not because a screenshot labels another race “mythical.”
Methodology and limits
The combat rankings use two Update 1.9 sources published or refreshed between August 29 and September 2, then separate raw PvE rotation value from PvP utility. Race advice uses the current Gwynn’s Shrine Trello-backed 26-race table, not the five-race list from the older 2024 game with the same name. Where the official board provides no numeric stat block, this page does not invent one.
Sources and check dates
The date beside each link shows when it was last checked. Rankings and recommendations are our synthesis, not official grades from the developer.
- Legacy Piece official Roblox experienceofficial · 2026-09-02
- Live Legacy Piece Roblox experience recordofficial · 2026-09-02
- Official Legacy Piece Trello boardofficial · 2026-09-02
- September 2 Update 1.9 combat rankingcross-check · 2026-09-02
- Independent Update 1.9 damage rankingcross-check · 2026-09-02
- Current Trello-backed 26-race stat indexcross-check · 2026-09-02
Legacy Piece tier list FAQ
What is the best ability in Legacy Piece Update 1.9?
Araya is the safer direct recommendation for peak damage, while Procurator can compete when you learn its phase-based rotation. Benimaro and Shinru trade some damage for support value.
What is the best weapon in Legacy Piece?
Undyne leads the current weapon group because its powered mode combines high damage, damage reduction, and fast attacks. Solemn Lament and True Zangetsu are the closest current alternatives.
Should I reroll my Legacy Piece race?
Reroll only when its main stat line misses your build. Keep Bladeborn or Mythreaper for weapon damage, Asura for melee, and Soulbane or Monarch for broad ability-focused builds. A different rarity label alone is not an upgrade.
Is this the tier list for the older One Piece Legacy Piece game?
No. This page is for the 2026 Gwynn’s Shrine anime crossover game. Older guides that only list Human, Fishman, Skypiean, Mink, and Oni describe a different Roblox experience.
Is a lower-tier support style still worth unlocking?
Yes. Hero Hunter and Strongest Saiyan can provide useful passive damage support even though their main rotations sit below the current meta styles. Rank the job, not just the name.