Tank
Front-line heroes built around durability and keeping pressure away from more fragile damage dealers or supports.
Heroes Guide
Heroes sit at the centre of Last Asylum combat. The useful starting point is understanding what each hero is designed to do — tank damage, carry damage or support the squad — before worrying about stars, gear or endgame team optimisation.
Front-line heroes built around durability and keeping pressure away from more fragile damage dealers or supports.
Damage-focused heroes. Their value depends on the rest of the squad, the content you are fighting and how developed the hero is.
Heroes whose kit is designed to strengthen, sustain or enable the rest of the formation rather than simply deal the most damage.
Warrior · Tank
Role: Warrior / Tank
Warrior · Carry
Role: Warrior / Carry
Ranger · Tank
Role: Tank / Ranger
Warrior · Tank
Role: Warrior / Tank
Warrior · Support
Role: Warrior / Support
Warrior · Carry
Role: Warrior / Carry
Warlock · Support
Role: Warlock / Support
Warlock · Carry
Role: Warlock / Carry
Warlock · Carry
Role: Warlock / Carry
Ranger · Carry
Role: Ranger / Carry
Warlock · Tank
Role: Warlock / Tank
Ranger · Carry
Role: Ranger / Carry
Ranger · Support
Role: Ranger / Support
Warlock · Tank
Role: Warlock / Tank
Ranger · Tank
Role: Ranger / Tank
Start by identifying the heroes you actually own and their roles. A squad made entirely from damage-focused carries may look powerful on paper but can lack the durability or support needed for harder content. Use the role mix as a starting point, then compare what your account can genuinely develop.
Next: formations · troops · PvE & PvP.
Roster names, role descriptors and named skills are based on the Last Asylum official-site Heroes guide, checked 2026-09-09. Live balance and hero availability can change.