HOLLOW Resurrection PvE Tier List for Event Farming

The recommended PvE tiers are S: Murcielago, A: Cazador, B: Arrogante and Devorador. Prioritize coverage against groups, useful attack range, and control when enemies reach you.

These recommendations apply after unlocking Partial Resurrección and gaining access to the weapon's exclusive moves. If you still need those abilities, follow the Partial Resurrección unlock guide.

For repeated event fights, Murcielago is the strongest overall recommendation. Cazador is the closer fit if you prefer to fight inside the pack. The two B-tier options remain useful for players who enjoy direct melee combat; their shared tier reflects their narrower fit for group farming.

Murcielago earns S tier because one ranged attack can reach several enemies and hit repeatedly. Lanza Del Relampago throws the spear and creates a large turquoise pillar at the impact area. When targets cluster together, that coverage gives the throw more value than chasing each enemy into melee range.

Its second advantage is what happens after the throw: M1 brings the spear back while Lanza Del Relampago is still cooling down. You can resume weapon attacks without waiting for another throw. Aim V at grouped targets, then recall the spear when you need it for close combat. Spear Stab remains a close-range option, so the kit supports both fighting distances.

Against Cazador, the deciding advantage is reach. Choose Murcielago when you want to attack a group before committing to melee; choose Cazador when you want control over enemies already around you. For finding and handling the actual nodes, use the event guide.

Cazador is an A-tier choice for fighting up close. Triple Strike gives the greatsword a stun, while Hurricane Slash sweeps around the user. That combination suits event packs that close in on your position: one move helps interrupt a nearby opponent, and the other covers the space around you.

Use Triple Strike when a nearby enemy needs controlling, and Hurricane Slash when enemies are within its surrounding sweep. The important tradeoff is positioning: you must stay close enough to use that control and coverage, exposing yourself to nearby attacks. Cazador ranks below Murcielago for general group farming, but remains a strong recommendation if you prefer melee.

Cazador also fits an event and opening-raid loadout alongside Cero and High-Speed Regeneration. For supporting skill choices and buying priorities, see the PvE starter builds.

Both kits sit in B tier, but they suit different preferences.

Arrogante combines axe attacks and Axe Dash with Axe Projectile, a purple slash that travels forward. It is a reasonable middle ground if you want to stay melee-focused while retaining an attack that reaches ahead of you.

Devorador keeps the decision simple: Cero Espada slams the hammer into the ground, and Hammer Dash moves forward while swinging. Keep it if you like that direct approach and are comfortably finishing your events.

Arrogante's Legendary rarity does not give it priority over Common Devorador in this ranking. Choose between them by attack behavior and preferred fighting style.

Reroll toward a specific improvement in how you fight:

• Keep Murcielago if grouped enemies and fighting at range are your priority.
• Keep Cazador if you enjoy close combat and want stun plus surrounding coverage. It is a strong stopping point instead of spending more rolls solely to chase S tier.
• Keep Arrogante if you like axe combat and regularly use its forward projectile.
• Keep Devorador if its simple slam-and-dash style works for you. Consider changing when you specifically want more reach or close-range control.

Murcielago's displayed roll chance is 1%, compared with 24% for Cazador. Those chances matter when deciding whether to keep rolling; they do not measure combat strength. A kit that already fits your event routine is worth keeping even when another sits higher on this list.

Before spending more rolls, check the Resurrección directory for moves, roll probabilities, slot conditions, and reroll controls.