Oh My Dog – Heroes Assemble: Mythic Dog Hero Tier List

Oh My Dog – Heroes Assemble is a mobile game where players take the role of a dog owner in a busy dog park. The game relies on idle/clicker mechanics and blends them with a pet collecting theme, so you’re essentially collecting different types of dogs that you can then use in battle. 

If you haven’t checked out the game yet, you can download it on Android and iOS, or emulate it on PC using BlueStacks. 

Mythic Dog Hero Tier List – Oh My Dog Heroes Assemble

Dogs in Oh My Dog – Heroes Assemble are divided into several rarity categories based on their stats and how valuable they are to the gameplay. The highest rarity is “Mythical,” where most of the dogs have some important ability that’s powerful enough to change the course of the battle.

In this tier list, we’re going to go over which of these Mythical Dogs are the best, what they’re good for and how you can use them. 

S Tier

As with all tier lists, S-Tier in our tier list represents heroes that are absolutely essential to win your battles. These dogs excel at one or more things, and you should prioritize getting them as soon as you can. 

• Dragon Doll (Assassin Class) – Arguably the best Mythic Dog Hero in the game, Dragon Doll targets the weakest heroes in the enemy’s arsenal. 
  • His active ability, Agile Cloud, deals 180% damage to the target with the lowest HP on the enemy team, and does that randomly 2-5 times. This is a great way to knock out squishier backrow heroes on your enemy’s team. 
  • Even his passives, like 1000-mile Track, target enemies with lower health. That one in particular marks the lowest HP target and gives them a debuff which causes them to take 30% more damage. Not only that, when the target dies, all allies receive a 15% attack boost. Insane! 
• Cleopatra (Support Class) – Cleopatra’s most important part of her kit is Rebirth, a passive ability with two uses:
  • At the beginning of each turn, the ally with the lowest HP will gain protection.
  • If that same ally dies, then they will get revived at the start of the next turn with 30% of their HP available.
  • Her damaging active ability, called Pharaoh Curse, summons several mummy coffins which deal 180% attack damage to all enemies, with a small 20% chance to stun them for 2 turns. 
• Athena (Support Class) – Unlike Cleopatra who has a special revive ability and has a chance to stun enemies, Athena is a pure healer hero. 
  • Her primary healing comes from her active, Lady’s Blessing, which restores the HP of all allies by 180% and has a 50% chance to remove all CC applied to them.
  • Another important healing ability for her is Compassion, a passive that restores 300% of the HP of the attack of an ally with the lowest HP, while also removing CC. 
  • She can also heal herself in tough situations with Intelligence, which adds 30% HP and increases her defense for 3 turns when her own HP falls beneath 50%. 
• King Arthur (Warrior Class) – King Arthur deals huge amounts of damage and has one of the best passives in the game: Divine Guard. This passive makes him clear all CC upon dropping to 30% health and makes him enraged.
  • Having his rage full makes his attack deal 100% more, makes him 100 points faster and makes him absorb 50% of the damage dealt to enemies as health. Lots of effects, I know.
  • His active is called Fly Dragon, and it allows him to summon a fire dragon which deals 300% attack damage to 3 random enemies, also causing them to bleed for 70% damage in the next two turns. 
• Superdog (Tank Class) – Often considered the superior tank in comparison to Caesar, Superdog comes with a variety of abilities like God’s Justice, his active, which can deal 220% attack to all enemies with a small 25% chance to stun the target for 2 turns.
  • As a tank, he is very defense-oriented, with a passive called Iron Body which lets him recover 40% HP and increase his defense upon dropping below 30% HP.
  • With his passive Superdog Power and just one simple base attack, he can restore his own HP by 200% of the attack. 
• Banknote (Assassin Class) – Bank Note is an assassin that’s similar to Dragon Doll but is more randomized in his attacks and more focused on critical strikes.
  • His Gotham Storm active deals 500% damage to a randomly selected enemy in the back row. Killing the target restores 100 Rage for him. 
  • His passive, Disguise, puts him into stealth mode and allows him to recover 20% HP each turn. If an enemy attack him, then the target will be re-selected.
  • He also has another passive called Cash Ability, which adds attack and increases crit. 

A Tier

• Napoleon (Warrior Class) – Napoleon is primarily a damage-dealer, with his active Crazy Gunfire hitting all enemies for 270% of their attack power.
  • A passive that lets him restore 300% of his own attack as HP when an ally dies and a passive that makes his damage become true damage which can deal critical attack damage. 
  • These abilities make him suitable for a frontline hero. 
• Caesar (Tank Class) – Caesar’s kit is based on self-healing and endurance. His active skill summons a Sacred Sword, dealing 350% attack damage to an enemy in the front row. 
  • His passives are all related to self-healing:
    • The Triumph: allows Caesar to regain 15% of his lost HP after using a skill or normal attack.
    • Sacred Lion: the first time his HP falls below 30%, he will recover 15% of max HP for 3 turns. This effect only works once per battle. 
  • These abilities make him suitable for a frontline hero. 
• Triple Kill (Ranger Class) – Triple Kill has a powerful active skill called Lava Burst, which allows him to fire lava and perform 3 consecutive base attacks. 
  • One of his passives, Purgatory Skin, adds 35% attack, adds 25% crit attack, and when dealing a crit attack, heals him for 150% of his attack damage.
  • Although self-healing is useful, as a back row hero Triple Kill won’t necessarily be exposed to that much damage, so there’s no real need for self-healing, especially when there are support heroes like Cleopatra that can heal or resurrect him instead. 
• Wizard Dog (Mage Class) – Wizard Dog is one of the two Mage Class mythics, with an active called Meteor Magic that summons 5 meteors with the following damage modifiers:
  • 50% damage to random targets
  • Adds 1 stack of [Arcane] on the target.
  • If the target already has 3 stacks of [Arcane], it explodes, receiving 400% true damage and healing Wizard Dog for 15% of his HP.
  • He also has Elf Broom, which gives him a 20% chance to dodge an attack, as well as Endless Energy, which is fairly self-explanatory. 
• K/Dog Idol (Mage Class) – K/Dog Idol is a K-pop themed dog, with elemental attacks like Shiny Fox that either Burn, Freeze or Stun enemies. 
  • Her active is Touching Melody, which deals 250% attack damage and deals 40% extra damage to targets already affected by Burn, Freeze or Stun.
  • She has an additional passive called Jumping Notes that heals her when enemies are affected by her status effects. 

B Tier

• Loli Gunner (Ranger Class) – At the bottom of the list is our candy shooter named Loli Gunner. Her Full Candy active skill shoots candy to attack an enemy for 250% with a 30% chance to stun enemies for 3 turns.
  • You can immediately see why she’s so low as this attack is very reminiscent of Cleopatra’s, but without her support abilities.
  • Loli Gunner’s other abilities, like Sugar-coated or Popular Girl are also based on small attack buffs or stunning enemies, but the problem is that the chances to stun an enemy are very low, so she’s not very viable at all in comparison to other Mythic Heroes. 

That’s it! You’ve made it to the end and by now you should understand what the meta for Mythic Dog heroes is like. Hopefully in the future we will see updates to the game that add more of these heroes and make small adjustments to the weaker heroes like Loli Gunner. 

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