Attack on Titan Revolution Memories Tier List: Best Passive Bonuses

Understanding Memories in Attack on Titan Revolution

In Attack on Titan Revolution on Roblox, Memories represent a crucial late-game progression mechanic. Unlike standard perks or family bonuses, Memories are passive enhancements applied to your character after performing a Prestige. As you push into endgame content—such as the demanding Colossal Titan Raids or high-difficulty missions—the right Memory can be the difference between a successful run and a failed attempt.

Currently, there are 33 unique Memories available in the game. Because these bonuses can fundamentally alter your damage output, survivability, and utility, understanding which ones belong at the top of the meta is essential for any player looking to optimize their build.

S-Tier Memories: The Game Changers

These are the most potent passive bonuses in the game. They provide significant mechanical shifts that can drastically improve your efficiency in both Raids and general mission play.

Apotheosis (Support)

Increases your Awakening Bar fill rate by 15% and allows you to shift at 60% capacity. It also grants a 1.25% damage boost for every 10% of the bar filled.

Overslash (Offensive)

If a finishing blow deals excess damage, 30% of that damage is dealt to nearby Titans within a 125-meter radius (up to three targets).

Assassin (Offensive)

Provides a 25% damage increase to blade skills and reduces skill cooldowns by 15%.

Gambler (Offensive)

Causes your total damage to fluctuate between 75% and 130%. If paired with the "Perfect Form" perk, this range improves to 85%–140%.

Riposte (Defensive)

Grants the ability to instantly execute a Titan upon performing a successful counter-attack.

A-Tier Memories: Strong and Reliable Buffs

While these may not redefine your entire playstyle like the S-tier options, they offer excellent stats and utility. According to community reports, these are highly effective for players who haven't yet secured their ideal S-tier roll but need a significant power spike to clear harder content.

• Quakestrike: Grants a 1.5% damage buff per kill, stacking up to 50 times for ODM users or 20 times for shifters.
• Aegisurge: Provides a temporary shield equal to 15% of your max HP (5% for shifters) for 20 seconds after killing a Titan.
• Bloodthief: Recovers 3% health every two seconds while hooked onto a Titan.
• Flashstep: Adds i-frames to your flips and dashes, enhancing your survivability.
• Marksman: Increases damage by 0.4% for every 5 meters traveled per spear, up to a 465-meter cap.
• Afterimages: Spear explosions trigger a secondary explosion near the landing spot, dealing 30% damage with a 4-second cooldown.
• Cooldown Blitz: A flat 10% reduction to skill cooldowns.

B-Tier and C-Tier: When to Reroll

B-tier Memories, such as Gem Fiend (useful for farming) or Resilience (which ignores one killing blow per match), are solid choices for your first few Prestiges. However, as you approach the endgame, you should aim to replace these with higher-tier options.

C-tier Memories are generally considered suboptimal. Bonuses like Lifefeed (2% HP regen on kill) or Steel Frame (explosion immunity) often provide negligible benefits compared to the raw output or utility of higher tiers. If you have the resources, it is recommended to use a Prestige Scroll to reroll these.

Tip

Always check your current build needs before rerolling. If you are struggling with survivability, look for defensive-type memories; if your clear times are slow, prioritize offensive-type memories like Assassin or Overslash.

How to Manage and Reroll Memories

To optimize your character, you must understand how to interact with the Memory system. Since Memories are tied to your Prestige level, they are not permanent unless you are satisfied with your roll.

1. Perform Prestige: This is the primary way to cycle through Memories.
2. Acquire Prestige Scrolls: These items are your primary tool for rerolling. You can earn them through standard progression or purchase them to bypass the grind.
3. Assess Your Build: Before rerolling, determine if your current Memory is hindering your specific build (e.g., a Support memory on a DPS-focused build).
4. Execute Reroll: Use the scroll to reset your current passive and hope for an S-tier outcome.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Memories can I have at once?

You can have one active Memory at a time, which is determined by your current Prestige progress.

Do Memories stack?

No, Memories do not stack with copies of themselves. Focus on collecting unique, high-tier Memories rather than duplicates.

Is it worth rerolling early in the game?

It is generally better to save your Prestige Scrolls for the later stages of the game when you have a clear goal for your build, rather than wasting them during the initial leveling process.