Is Tracker worth building in 2026?

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

Best gear sets for Tracker?

Recommended gear for Tracker: Savage or Cruel sets. As a Attack champion, prioritize sets that complement Tracker's kit. Check the gear section below for stat targets.

Best masteries for Tracker?

Tracker runs Offense + Support mastery trees. Key mastery picks include Warmaster or Giant Slayer (T6), Flawless Execution, Sniper. The full recommended mastery page is available below with interactive selection.

Where is Tracker best used?

Tracker excels in Faction Wars (C-Tier), Campaign (D-Tier). Also strong in Clan Boss (D-Tier). Role varies by content — check the effectiveness breakdown below for full tier ratings.

RAID: Shadow Legends

Tracker Guide

Uncommon
Force
Attack
Orcs

Tracker earns a 1.2/5.0 rating because his kit is fundamentally unreliable and statistically inferior to almost every other option in the game. A 10% Poison chance and a 20% single-target Decrease Defense are simply too low to provide consistent value in any game mode, even for a beginner. While his Force affinity and multi-hit A1 give him the tiniest bit of utility in early-game Spirit dungeons, he is completely outclassed by farmable Rares like Warmaiden or even other Uncommons like Armiger and Shieldguard who offer actual end-game viability. His low base stats and lack of AOE utility cement

Skills

Pursue — Attacks 1 enemy 2 times. The second hit has a 10% chance of placing a 2.5% [Poison] debuff for 2 turns.
Hamstring · CD 4 — Attacks 1 enemy. Has a 20% chance of placing a 30% [Decrease DEF] debuff for 2 turns.

Recommended build

Gear sets: Perception, Speed

Synergies

Warmaiden
High Khatun
Spirithost
Galek