Is Yeoman worth building in 2026?

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

Best gear sets for Yeoman?

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

Best masteries for Yeoman?

Yeoman 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 Yeoman best used?

Yeoman excels in Fire Knight (B-Tier), Campaign (D-Tier). Also strong in Dragon (D-Tier). Role varies by content — check the effectiveness breakdown below for full tier ratings.

RAID: Shadow Legends

Yeoman Guide

Common
Magic
Attack
The Sacred Order

Yeoman earns a 1.1/5.0 rating because he lacks the foundational utility required to progress in any meaningful area of the game. While his triple-hit A1 provides a theoretical niche for Turn Meter control or shield breaking, the 10% activation rate is far too low to be reliable. His status as a Common champion is his biggest anchor; the inability to Ascend means he can never equip a Banner for Accuracy, making his one useful mechanic almost impossible to land in mid-game content. Compared to even basic Uncommons like Armiger—who has a 100% Turn Meter reduction on his A1—Yeoman is completely ob

Skills

Rapid Fire — Attacks 1 enemy 3 times. Each hit has a 10% chance to decrease the Turn Meter by 20%.

Recommended build

Gear sets: Offense, Cruel

Synergies

Arbiter
High Khatun
Spirithost
Warmaiden