Find your edge.
Own the fight.
Your next win starts here. Explore the kit board,
learn your role, and build a better game plan.
01 / YOUR TIER LIST
The community meta.
Your supplied placements, rebuilt as individual kit cards. Kit names and artwork matched using the BedWars Wiki, with Zola and Yamini identified from your corrections. All original tier positions are preserved.
KIT INTELLIGENCE
Know your abilities.
Search all 106 kits and read their ability overviews here. Your playbook tips appear alongside the mechanics.
MAKE THE CALL
Compare your picks.
Choose up to three kits. Compare mechanics, role fit and tradeoffs without made-up performance scores.
SQUAD BUILDER
Your ideal team.
A balanced starting lineup built around your role notes. Swap kits to fit your map, teammates and ruleset. These are suggested combinations, not a verified best composition for every match.
Manage owned kits
The team game plan
Opening: Cycle routes for resources, build a layered defense, and move the main fighter and support together.
Mid game: Feed upgrades into the team’s next objective. Establish middle pressure before committing to the bed.
Late game: Call targets, carry escape utility, and keep the bed watched. Reset together after a lost fight.
02 / LEARN YOUR ROLE
Play with purpose.
Six practical guides organized from your supplied notes. Pick an area, review its kit choices and work through the checklist.
Source: your supplied video-summary notes. Their YouTube links have timestamps but no video IDs, so they are not playable citations. Exact damage, timers, effects and map-specific claims are marked for in-game confirmation.
03 / THE SOURCE
Your placements.
Real kit cards.
Tiers follow your original image, not the retired October statistics. S, A, B, C and “Kinda Useless” are community opinions; the source does not specify a mode or date.
All 106 kits have named artwork and ability overviews. The kit you identified as Yamani uses the wiki spelling, Yamini.
Kit names and artwork: BedWars Wiki ↗ · CC BY-SA ↗. Original game assets belong to their respective owners.