Bomb Farm Tier Lists
Roles and squads ranked by Map slice, not by header art.
A Bomb Farm tier list is a statement about the Map you are on, not a religion. This hub splits that statement into two pages: Early-Game Tier List for Dawn Quarry and Deep Roots, and Squad Tier List for the three docks you actually rotate. Named-hero ranks will wait until Stream On publishes a stable roster. Until then, roles, rarity, and Ritual ranks are the honest ladder.
If you wanted a list of secret S-tier names, you will be happier on the Heroes Hub learning roles first. A fake name chart would rot in a week and fail this wiki’s rule against inventing data.
How we rank
We rank jobs against jobs:
- S — the role or mix you should protect from fusion and Market.
- A — default starters that clear Easy and Normal without drama.
- B — usable, often specialists or under-forged rares.
- C — duplicates, off-role gear, or bodies you only keep to fill a dock.
Context always beats the letter. An S Collector is C on a node that will not break. An S Attacker is C on overnight Easy if you wanted chests. Read the page that matches the hour you are playing.
Early Map versus Inferno
Early Map wants Collectors and a Support who can survive your own neglect. Inferno wants Attackers who have seen +10 Ritual and a Specialist who matches the tile. That is why two lists exist instead of one noisy table. Progression tells you which world you are actually in. Do not copy an Inferno dock onto Dawn Quarry and call the game broken.
Achievements for Easy through Inferno clears are real Steam badges. They are not a tier-list unlock. You can hold an S farm squad and never touch Inferno, and you would still be playing Bomb Farm correctly.
What a letter is not
A letter is not a Market price. Steam listings follow Valve, not our S column. A letter is not a fusion recipe. Fusion will tell you to keep last copies even if they are C. A letter is not permission to spend IAP. Official copy still says no selling power.
If a patch shuffles abilities, this hub will move letters. Check updates when a season starts.
How to use the two child pages
- Identify your world and star on the Map.
- Open early-game if you are in Quarry or Roots, or if House still has locked pods.
- Open squads when you are naming Farm, Climb, and Spare for the planner.
- Gear the S and A bodies in Ritual before you touch C duplicates.
- Only then look at Market overflow.
Why we refuse a 30-name chart today
The client is days old. Discord is still voting on extra characters. Header art shows three miners; the dock shows more. Publishing thirty fake English names would be fanfiction. Roles are in the store copy. House rarities are in the screenshot. Ability ranks 1–10 are in the store copy. That is enough to rank jobs. When a roster PDF exists, we will add it without deleting these pages.
Until then, if a streamer shows a named bomber, treat the name as a tooltip, not as a wiki heading. Hover it yourself.
Related reading
- How to Play — the loop the ranks assume.
- Energy — why three docks exist.
- Review — whether you should care about Inferno this month.
A good tier list makes House quieter. If your capsules got louder after reading one, you used it as a shopping list. Use it as a keep-list instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Where is the named Bomb Farm hero tier list?
Not here yet. We rank roles and squad mixes until a stable roster exists. Start with hero roles.
Is S-tier worth selling everything for?
No. Keep last copies, then gear them. Market is for overflow.
Do I use one list for all worlds?
No. Early-game and squads split farm and climb.
Will seasons change the list?
Yes. Watch seasons and rebuild letters, not your entire House.