In the *Dragon Soul* Roblox game, **Souls** are your most powerful and important combat abilities, attacks, and defenses. These rechargeable assets can be obtained through **Dragon Soul Wish** random spinning, via the spin **NPC in Port Prospera** for 40 gold, or by discovering resettable **Shattered Souls** scattered throughout the map. To determine which Souls are top-tier and which ones to avoid, be sure to check out our comprehensive **Soul Tier List Guide in Dragon Soul**.
All Souls Ranked in Dragon Soul
In this guide, I'll rank Souls in *Dragon Soul* from S-Tier to F-Tier. S and A-Tiers are the ones you should aim to acquire as soon as possible. Conversely, D and F-Tier Souls are best avoided. B and C-Tiers are suitable for beginners but strive to upgrade to higher tiers as you progress.
S-Tier Souls in Dragon Soul
The most powerful and versatile Souls in the game are listed below. S-Tier powers are unmatched, highly effective, unique, and adaptable to any situation.
Destruction Soul
Destruction Soul is arguably the strongest and most coveted Soul in the game, delivering immense damage to opponents. It's challenging to obtain through spinning, but its stunning visuals and lethal potential make it worth the effort. **Zenkai Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0.01%, GP Spins 0.0005%, Shattered Souls 0% **Why S-Tier**: Its high applicability and unparalleled damage output make it a top choice.
Life Soul
This formidable and relatively rare Soul offers dual functionality: it can either generate significant damage or serve as a dramatic stats boost when absorbed. **Legendary Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 1.5%, GP Spins 0.075%, Shattered Souls 0.075% **Why S-Tier**: Life Soul provides the ultimate attack/boost ratio, making it versatile for any combat scenario.
A-Tier Souls in Dragon Soul
The Souls listed below are excellent choices for most scenarios, suitable for all types of players and builds.
Dual Soul
With its extensive range, high usability, and ease of acquisition, Dual Soul is a staple for many *Dragon Soul* players. **Epic Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 40.94%, GP Spins 4.37%, Shattered Souls 3.14% **Why A-Tier**: While some might consider it a B+ Tier Soul, its reliability, range, and accessibility earn it an A status.
Exiled Soul
Projecting black holes onto your foes is not only visually striking but also backed by solid combat potential. **Legendary Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 5%, GP Spins 0.25%, Shattered Souls 0.25% **Why A-Tier**: Its epic range and more than adequate damage make it a strong contender in this tier.
Saviour Soul
For intense melee encounters, Saviour Soul is a reliable choice throughout your campaign. **Zenkai Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0.99%, GP Spins 0.0995%, Shattered Souls 0% **Why A-Tier**: Slightly more usable than Exiled Soul but not as devastating as Destruction Soul, it's a solid A+ choice.
Hope Soul
With sufficient boosts and level advancement, Hope Soul can deal millions of hit points in sword damage, making it both effective and visually appealing. **Legendary Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 3%, GP Spins 0.15%, Shattered Souls 0.15% **Why A-Tier**: While not perfect, its high melee damage and improved critical hits are highly valuable.
B-Tier Souls in Dragon Soul
B-Tier Souls are quite usable and possess decent power, commonly used by players. However, they often lack key elements such as damage output, range, usability, or uniqueness.
Prideful Soul
Prideful Soul is a decent power applicable in most situations, offering usable damage but limited range. **Epic Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 24.92%, GP Spins 2.66%, Shattered Souls 1.43% **Why B-Tier**: It would easily be an A-Tier Soul if it had a longer range.
Wizard Soul
Impenetrable shields are a favorite, and Wizard Soul holds a secure spot in our arsenal, particularly against multiple foes. **Rare Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0%, GP Spins 7.5%, Shattered Souls 7.5% **Why B-Tier**: Though impressive, its use is somewhat limited, and its damage absorption duration is brief. A longer duration would elevate it to A-Tier.
Time Soul
Time Soul not only looks spectacular when deployed but also offers a unique and powerful way to stop time for a short period. **Epic Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 18.69%, GP Spins 1.97%, Shattered Souls 1.99% **Why B-Tier**: Its duration is less than 10 seconds, making it hard to engage effectively. It's also somewhat inflexible, and you can even die during activation without being able to prevent it.
C-Tier Souls in Dragon Soul
C-Tier Souls are situational and can be a valid choice in some scenarios but are not capable of solving major combat issues.
Explosive Soul
When it comes to explosions, Explosive Soul is average at best. **Rare Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0%, GP Spins 6%, Shattered Souls 6% **Why C-Tier**: Its damage is acceptable but lacks any special or unique features.
Endurance Soul
This Soul acts as a **Kaioken power** for 30 seconds. It looks more appealing than it is, but it can still be useful. **Rare Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0%, GP Spins 6%, Shattered Souls 6% **Why C-Tier**: Some find it confusing and impractical, though others might rank it in B-Tier due to the Kaioken boost, depending on playstyle.
Vampiric Soul
Draining opponents can be fun, but Vampiric Soul isn't a game-changer. It looks good with its red-black aura, though. **Epic Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 4.45%, GP Spins 0.47%, Shattered Souls 0.475% **Why C-Tier**: It serves a niche purpose but isn't a memorable power for solving major issues.
Solid Soul
Solid Soul, or **Stone Skin**, provides short-term damage soaking. It's more effective in other games, particularly AD&D. **Rare Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0%, GP Spins 4.5%, Shattered Souls 4.5% **Why C-Tier**: It has its purpose, but the amount of damage soaked and the duration are underwhelming.
D-Tier Souls in Dragon Soul
D-Tier Souls are typically used when no better options are available. While not unusable, they offer limited ability boosts that won't significantly impact combat outcomes.
Strength, Ki, and Stamina
These D-Tier Souls are grouped together because they all provide a 25% boost to a specific ability. **Common Souls** Drop rates: Shenron 0%, GP Spins 15%, Shattered Souls 15% **Why D-Tier**: While better than nothing, these Souls are a last resort or useful only in the early game stages. You can enjoy *Dragon Soul* without relying on them.
Health Soul
Health Soul might be more usable than the previous three, but it remains one of the weakest buffs in the game. **Common Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0%, GP Spins 15%, Shattered Souls 15% **Why D-Tier**: Some might rank it as a C-Tier power, but its common nature and unimpressive effect keep it in D-Tier.
F-Tier Souls in Dragon Soul
F-Tier Souls are generally a waste of time and should only be used when no other options are available.
Fighting Soul
Similar to D-Tier Souls, Fighting Soul randomly increases one of your abilities by 25%. **Rare Soul** Drop rates: Shenron 0%, GP Spins 6%, Shattered Souls 6% **Why F-Tier**: It's the weakest boost or move in the game, and its random assignment makes it unreliable. Best to skip it.
This concludes our Soul Tier List Guide in *Dragon Soul*. Before facing the game's toughest challenges, make sure to check out our list of *Dragon Soul* codes to get your goodies and boosts before anyone else.
