All 6 New Characters
Beatrix, Eustace, Gallanza, Maglielle, Fraux, and Fediel join the roster in Endless Ragnarok.
Endless Ragnarok introduces six new playable characters to Granblue Fantasy: Relink. Each brings a unique playstyle, weapon, and role to the game. Here's everything you need to know about each of them.
Beatrix
Beatrix is a devastating DPS character with clockwork mechanics. Her unique "Delta Clock" system allows her to build stacks through precise combo timing, which can be unleashed for enormous burst damage. She excels in Chaos boss fights and is currently the highest damage dealer in the game.
- Weapon: Embrasque Sword
- Playstyle: Combo stacking, burst windows
- Best Trait: Crux
- Difficulty: Medium-Hard
Gallanza
Gallanza is a massive AoE damage dealer with strong sustain. His "Ragnarok Field" ability creates a zone that damages enemies and heals allies, making him excellent for both solo and group play. He dominates group fights and Conflux mob floors.
- Weapon: Great Axe
- Playstyle: AoE zone control, drain tank
- Best Trait: Insight
- Difficulty: Easy-Medium
Eustace
Eustace is a versatile ranged support with debuffs and team buffs. His "Flamek Thunder" skills provide consistent ranged damage while his support abilities debuff enemies and buff allies. He's excellent for co-op and team compositions.
- Weapon: Flamek Gun
- Playstyle: Ranged support, debuff rotation
- Best Trait: Insight
- Difficulty: Medium
Maglielle
Maglielle is a healing and protective magic specialist who shines in co-op. Her "Barrier of Light" can shield the entire party, and her healing output scales with her mastery level. She's the best support character for Chaos difficulty.
- Weapon: Staff
- Playstyle: Healing, shielding, support
- Best Trait: Essence
- Difficulty: Easy
Fraux
Fraux is a demonic pact DPS with high risk/reward. Her "Infernal Pact" ability sacrifices HP for massive damage, and her "Soul Burn" DoT can melt bosses. She requires careful health management but rewards aggressive play.
- Weapon: Devil's Claw
- Playstyle: HP sacrifice, DoT, high risk
- Best Trait: Crux
- Difficulty: Hard
Fediel
Fediel is a dark-element tank with damage reflection. Her "Dark Mirror" ability reflects incoming damage back at enemies, and her "Abyssal Guard" provides massive damage reduction. She's the best tank for Chaos difficulty.
- Weapon: Dark Shield
- Playstyle: Tank, damage reflection
- Best Trait: Essence
- Difficulty: Medium
Which new character should you play?
| Character | Best for | Playstyle summary |
|---|---|---|
| Beatrix | Aggressive melee players | Sword pressure built around Delta Clock buff timing. |
| Eustace | Active ranged players | Mobile gunner with charged burst shots and repositioning. |
| Fraux | Technical hybrid players | Brawler/summoner rhythm with stance and gauge management. |
| Fediel | Mobile combo players | Close-range and ranged pressure with gap closers. |
| Gallanza | Heavy hitter fans | Gauge-based enhanced state with high-risk high-reward attacks. |
| Maglielle | Summoner-style players | Floating weapons, blade gauge, and flashy ranged pressure. |
Investment priority for the new roster
Do not max all six new characters immediately. Pick one character whose loop you actually enjoy, then use Conflux rewards to bring that character and your AI team to a stable baseline. Crew mate cards let you test characters early, but materials, Master Trait points, sigils, and weapon upgrades are still the real bottleneck.
- Training room first: check movement, gap closers, charged attacks, unique gauge, and skill rhythm.
- One Conflux test: run enough rooms to see how the character handles mobs, bosses, and aura scaling.
- Damage Cap test: verify whether the character needs more raw attack or more cap investment.
- Master Trait preview: read route bonuses before committing rare resources.
- Chaos role check: decide whether the character is your main DPS, a fun secondary, or just a collection unlock.
Character comparison notes
Beatrix and Gallanza are easier to understand if you like direct melee pressure, but both ask you to respect timing. Eustace is a safer pick for players who want ranged uptime without feeling stationary. Fraux and Fediel are more technical because their strongest value comes from rhythm, stance, or chaining decisions. Maglielle is the most obvious choice for players who like visible battlefield control, floating weapons, and summoner-style fantasy.
If you are unsure, test Eustace or Beatrix first because their roles are easier to evaluate quickly. If you want a character to master over many runs, Fraux, Fediel, and Maglielle may offer more long-term expression.
Early mistakes with new characters
- Unlocking everyone and building nobody. Testing is good; splitting rare resources too early slows progression.
- Ignoring AI companions. A new main still needs a team behind it.
- Judging before Master Traits. Some characters change significantly once trait routes and cap options open up.
- Copying old base-game build logic. Endless Ragnarok adds new systems, summons, and cap options that change optimization.