Is Pilgrim worth building in 2026?

Pilgrim is a niche F-Tier champion best for specific situations. As a Uncommon Support, Pilgrim may be outperformed by higher-tier options but can fill gaps in early or mid-game rosters.

Best gear sets for Pilgrim?

Recommended gear for Pilgrim: Speed and Perception sets. As a Support champion, prioritize sets that complement Pilgrim's kit. Check the gear section below for stat targets.

Best masteries for Pilgrim?

Pilgrim runs Support + Defense mastery trees. Key mastery picks include Eagle-Eye or Oppressor (T6), Lasting Gifts, Master Hexer. The full recommended mastery page is available below with interactive selection.

Where is Pilgrim best used?

Pilgrim excels in Campaign (D-Tier), Faction Wars (D-Tier). Also strong in Arena Offense (F-Tier). Role varies by content — check the effectiveness breakdown below for full tier ratings.

RAID: Shadow Legends

Pilgrim Guide

Uncommon
Force
Support
The Sacred Order

Pilgrim earns a 1.0/5.0 rating because his kit is fundamentally outdated and mathematically weak. The 30% Increase DEF is the lesser version of the buff, and his 5% Turn Meter reduction per hit is too small to provide reliable crowd control in high-level dungeons or the Arena. When compared to other Uncommons like Armiger (who has 30% TM reduction on one hit) or even Common champions with better utility, Pilgrim offers no unique value. He lacks any AOE attacks, meaningful debuffs, or high base stats to compensate for his low multipliers. His F-Tier status across almost every major game mode is

Skills

Disrupt — Attacks 1 enemy 2 times. Each hit decreases the target’s Turn Meter by 5%.
Bulwark · CD 4 — Places a 30% [Increase DEF] buff on all allies for 2 turns.

Recommended build

Gear sets: Perception, Speed

Synergies

Armiger
Shieldguard
Zephyr Sniper
Saurus