Clash of Critters T2 Tier List
The Best T2 Tatari Skill Spikes
Ranked T2 Tatari for healing, control, frontline stability, and upgrades that actually change a fight.
Updated T2 Skill Spike Tier List
T2 skill-spike ranking focused on healing, fragile/slow utility, frontline stability, and which mid-stage forms are worth testing before deeper investment.
CheerletSupportHuge T2 support priority thanks to adjacent healing plus attack and defense boosts.
BubbitPurpleDPSVery strong T2 control pick because mist pressure can apply Slow and Fragile.
CobbledonPurpleTankRock tank bridge into stronger Rock frontline value.
PyrohoundPurpleGuardianFire Guardian and important path toward Hellhound.
ElectroarPurpleGuardianLightning Guardian for frontline control.
SparkdoePurpleDPSLightning DPS with piercing and paralysis value.
StalkerixPurpleTankGrass tank for lanes that need survival.
SealoonPurpleDPSWater DPS utility with strong T2 value.
IgnisnapPurpleDPSFire DPS for teams short on damage.
FrostpawPurpleDPSWater slow DPS for safer lane control.
SnapshadeGoldDPSThree venomous seeds add useful spread pressure, but placement matters if you want the poison to cover more than one target.
FirecoilTankFire support/tank line with useful boost value; worth raising when your frontline and support needs overlap.
TurtuffPurpleGuardianRock Guardian for lanes that need durability.
RockfuPurpleDPSRock DPS bridge toward the Rockong project.
SynthhogSpecialistLightning Specialist for teams that need tech value more than raw damage.
PandarootDPSPanda-line bridge for Grass damage and support setups.
SulfunkDPSStatus/AoE Fire DPS that pairs well with setup and clustered enemies.
FrugatoadPurpleDPSGrass DPS for broad element coverage.
JarachnidTankGrass tank for formation-specific survival.
FirefoxDPSFire DPS bridge.
OspiscesTankSituational pull-in utility helps with specific positioning problems, but it is not a default upgrade.
RattlecoilDPSRock DPS bridge with better long-term value if the later line fits your roster.
KitjitsuGuardianSpecialized Fire Guardian for players who need a stronger defensive Fire lane.
VoltmareRedDPSLightning pressure is useful at T2, though the line still wants more investment before it becomes a top carry.
LulupoTankA dependable mid-stage body with enough utility to patch a weak lane.
CapobeetlePurpleSpecialistFun Specialist pick, but usually weaker than the best utility options unless the mode favors its adds.
PuffbellySupportAttack boost plus targeted healing starts to shine at T2; best when placed near allies that can use both.
TikowlSupportBetter than it first looks; pairs well with setup tools and can justify testing in utility slots.
SizzribbGoldGuardianBurning AoE is worth testing at T2, but this line's bigger payoff arrives with Lickflicker's wider T3 attack.
HippiehogGoldDPSKinesis Cage can hinder two enemies with movement and attack-speed pressure, but it is still one cage, so the T2 jump is useful rather than dramatic.
PolarpawGoldTankThe fourth fish improves Snowcub's lane coverage, but Foodie Fragile and the same self-heal loop make this a modest evolution instead of a major T2 spike.
CactobloomDPSGrass DPS filler with lower upgrade priority.
DazopusDPSWater DPS filler with low upgrade priority.
TrippetSupportLow-priority Water filler; spend only when it closes a concrete gap in the roster.
HumbleetleDPSRock DPS filler with lower upgrade priority.
GrillhogSupportFire support filler for niche formations.
PyroprawnDPSFire DPS filler with low upgrade priority.
GemsnailDPSRock DPS filler with lower upgrade priority.
NimbuzzyGoldDPSLightning DPS filler with lower upgrade priority.
EmbertailBlueDPSFire DPS bridge with low priority unless your roster needs it.
ClawzorGuardianWater Guardian filler for defensive lanes.
CapypapaBlueDPSWater DPS filler with low upgrade priority.
CluckerooBlueDPSEasy stars and a direct heal shot make it useful when the roster needs cheap sustain, even if its ceiling is modest.
VoltlingPurpleGuardianA low-priority Lightning bridge; use it when star advantage matters more than raw kit strength.
PhosflareGoldHealerStatic Shield protects one front-row ally and adds Paralysis when it breaks, but the narrow target coverage keeps it below broader supports.
SwaystrollPurpleTankA defensive Water option that can fill an uncovered lane, though it offers less impact than the stronger T2 tanks.
WatchrooDPSUseful specialist coverage for a stuck stage, but it needs the right target pattern to justify upgrades.
CragolinSpecialistRock damage and control can patch a weak matchup, but stronger Rock projects scale better.
SlobberlamaDPSBind and limited-range AoE are now useful enough for C tier, especially when enemies bunch up on one tile.
PuncharooGuardianIts charged punches and Fragile setup now have a real Horde job, but weak chapter, Gold Rush, and boss value keep the T2 form in C tier.
BuzzbeakTankCharged damage reduction and linked attack boosts still help a defensive setup, but reduced Horde value and limited use elsewhere move it down to C tier.