Azur Lane tier list February 2024

Our Azur Lane tier list ranks the best ultra and super rare ships in this side-scrolling, shoot ’em up for iOS and Android, because creating a strong fleet to take to the seas can be a daunting task, so here we are to lend you a helping hand. We also dive into the details on how to perform an Azur Lane reroll if you don’t get the pulls you want.

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Now, without further ado, let’s get into our Azur Lane tier list.

As of February 2024, there are over 550 ships in Azur Lane, so below we’ve ranked every elite, super rare, and ultra rare ship within their respective classes. Keep in mind that tier lists are subjective and likely to change over time, and should be seen as a guideline only.

Azur Lane destroyer tier list

Here’s our ranking of Azur Lane’s destroyer class ships:

Azur Lane cruiser tier list

Here’s our ranking of Azur Lane’s monitors and light, heavy, and large cruisers:

Azur Lane battleship tier list

Here’s our ranking of Azur Lane’s battleships and battlecruisers:

Azur Lane aircraft carrier tier list

Here’s our ranking of Azur Lane’s aircraft carriers and light aircraft carriers:

Azur Lane repair and munitions ship tier list

Here’s our ranking of the very few Azur Lane repair and munitions ships:

Azur Lane submarine tier list

Here’s our ranking of Azur Lane’s submarines:

Can I perform an Azur Lane reroll?

If you’re new to the game and don’t pull the units that you want, you may be wondering how to perform an Azur Lane reroll. However, generally, we advise against rerolling in this game, as it’s a pretty tedious process and not really worthwhile. This is due to the fact that most limited units have frequent reruns, you get some pretty strong ships to start off with, and, in the early game, ship choice isn’t really that important – so you may be better off sticking with what you get, and simply enjoying the game.

If you still want to perform an Azur Lane reroll, though, there are three ways to go about it.

The first way to perform an Azur Lane reroll relies on you not linking your game account to a Facebook, Twitter, or Yostar account.  If your account isn’t linked, you can simply delete the app from your device and clear the cache, then re-install and start over. You can do this as many times as you like – just keep in mind that you lose all your progress when you do this.

The second way is to use multiple email addresses to create multiple Yostar accounts, then log into the game with those. Each time you do your first set of summons, you can log out, create a new account with a different email address, and play through the tutorial again. After all that, you can choose the account with the best pulls to continue your adventure. Of course, this also takes a lot of time and energy, but means that you don’t lose your progress if you decide a previous run yielded better results.

Finally, the easiest way to perform an Azur Lane reroll is by selecting a different server. To do this, you simply need to close the game completely and open it again. On the log in screen, choose a different server than the one you originally started on. This allows you to start a brand new game, even if you’re using the same account – and also means that you don’t lose your progress on the other server. The only real problem with this method is that connecting to a different server may result in ping or connection issues, depending on your real location.

That;s everything we’ve got in our Azur Lane tier list and reroll guide got now. If you’re looking for even more adventures to embark on, check out our lists of the best space games, the best anime games, or the best games like Genshin Impact.