Marvel Rivals Blood Hunt Tier List

Let's keep this brief, since reading comprehension appears to be in short supply. Blood Hunt is Marvel Rivals' second major PvE mode, following Marvel Zombies from Halloween 2025. You pick one of six event heroes, fight through vampire-infested New York with up to three other players, and work your way through four boss battles. The story involves Dracula, a stolen Norn Stone, and a cascade of catastrophically poor decisions by Spider-Man and Black Cat. Typical Tuesday.

This is not casual content. The Blood Hunt Nightmare difficulty scales across 120 stages, with rewards locked behind kills, clears, and hero-specific challenges. If you came here expecting to coast on Normal and collect full rewards, you should close this tab and reconsider your relationship with effort.

"Dracula was locked up since Season 1. Spider-Man broke the vault. The resulting vampire apocalypse is, legally speaking, not Dracula's fault."

The mode supports 1 to 4 players. You can absolutely run it solo. Whether you survive solo on Nightmare difficulty is a different, more philosophical question. Each hero comes with a Traits system, equippable Gear across four slots, and an Arcana scaling layer that rewards pushing higher difficulties. Upgrades persist between runs. Progress compounds. Do not waste early runs on Normal when you could be building your hero on Hard.

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Blood Hunt Tier List

The Marvel Rivals Blood Hunt tier list is built around one principle: who survives long enough to matter. Pure damage burst is irrelevant when Nightmare difficulty delivers continuous chip damage that erodes even the cockiest health bars. Sustain, AoE clearing, and crowd control determine who actually clears Nightmare 70. Pick accordingly.

NOTE: Tier placement assumes proper Gear investment and Trait selection. A fully upgraded Squirrel Girl beats a neglected Blade. Invest in one hero before spreading upgrades across all six.

Four bosses. Each one built to punish players who did not bother learning attack patterns. If you survived Marvel Zombies boss fights, the format is familiar. If you did not play Zombie Mode, congratulations on apparently having a life, and prepare to die to Capwolf several times before you understand the mechanic.

Kingpin deserves a separate mention. He does not appear on Normal, Hard, or even standard Nightmare runs. He is locked behind Extreme difficulty specifically and rewards players who find him with the Kingpin Dethroned Accessory and the Animal Instinct Gallery Card. If you are clearing Extreme and skipping the hidden boss fight, you are leaving the best cosmetics in the event on the table. Nobody is impressed by that.

The Blood Hunt difficulty levels represent a genuine escalation, not a marketing description of one. Normal exists to teach you the controls. Nightmare 70 exists to teach you humility. Everything between is a negotiation.

Nightmare operates differently from the other three tiers. Clearing each stage increases difficulty further and extends the reward chain. The list runs to Nightmare 120. The Bane of all Evil Title requires clearing Nightmare 100. That is not a typo. Start on Hard, push to Extreme, transition to Nightmare as soon as your hero's Gear rating allows it. There is no benefit to grinding Normal past your first clear.

The Hero Upgrade System

Blood Hunt introduces the most complex progression system the game has seen in a PvE mode. Three layers, each one meaningful in the Marvel Rivals Blood Hunt characters upgrade loop:

1. Gear: Four slots: Weapon, Armor, Accessory, and Exclusive. Higher difficulty runs drop better Gear. Farming Normal for Gear is a strategic error. Push to Hard immediately.
2. Traits: A hero-specific skill tree. Build decisions matter and differ entirely between characters. Moon Knight's Lunar Tide Trait is a crowd control engine. Blade's Trait tree prioritizes lifesteal scaling. Read the tree before you invest.
3. Arcana: A power bonus layer that scales as you push higher Nightmare stages. Four bonus directions to invest in. Compounds with Gear and Traits to create builds that can legitimately reach damage numbers in the millions.

Upgrades persist between runs. This is the most important design decision in the mode. Every run you complete on Hard or above improves your hero permanently. Focus on one hero first, push them as high as your current Gear allows, then branch to others only for hero-specific title challenges. Spreading upgrades evenly across all six characters early is the fastest way to be mediocre at all of them.

"The Traits system rewards depth. A fully invested Blade is not the same hero as a Blade with three random Trait points scattered into the tree like breadcrumbs thrown by someone who was not paying attention."

The Blood Hunt rewards span difficulty clears, kill milestones, and hero-specific challenges. A selection of what you are working toward, ranked by effort required to obtain them and the visible contempt they signal toward anyone who settled for Normal clears:

The Blood Hunt Nameplate at 40,000 kills is the long-game flex. Nightmare runs generate kills at a rate that makes Normal look like a counting exercise. Get into Nightmare as fast as your build allows and the number accumulates without you having to think about it. Every reward listed above disappears permanently on July 30, 2026. No extensions have been confirmed.

Tips For Not Wasting Everyone's Time

The following tips are presented without sympathy, because the information was available before you made your initial errors:

• Start on Normal, leave immediately. One clear teaches the mechanics. Two clears on Normal is already a personality flaw. Move to Hard.
• One hero first. Traits compound. Gear compounds. Arcana compounds. Splitting resources across all six characters because you cannot commit is why your Blade feels weak at Nightmare 15.
• Hunt Kingpin on Extreme. The Kingpin Dethroned Accessory does not drop anywhere else. Do not clear Extreme without finding the hidden boss fight first.
• Jeff is not a meme pick at Nightmare 70+. The Vampiric Aura chip damage at high Nightmare stages is constant and unavoidable. Healing-over-time is the only reliable counter. Co-op teams that dismiss Jeff are co-op teams that respawn more than they should.
• Do not over-prioritize DPS. The most common failure mode in Nightmare content. Raw damage output is meaningless if your hero collapses under sustained pressure before the boss phase.
• Nightmare kills are the fastest path to 40,000. Higher difficulties throw enemy counts at you that make Normal feel like a quiet walk. Stack kill milestones passively while pushing Nightmare stages.