Investigator Tier List

Tiers by win rate, with a nudge toward the community average so investigators with very few games don't get over- or under-ranked. S = clearly above average; D = clearly below. Investigators need at least 30 games to qualify. Cards marked with * are borderline — hover to see their chances of landing in nearby tiers.

Pacing & Length

How long does a typical game of Eldritch Horror actually take? Two views of the same 17,129 games — one shows how many tables are still playing as the clock ticks, the other reads "what fraction of games end by minute X?" and marks the quarter, half, and three-quarter mark.

Both charts trim the longest tail (the top 1%, around 420 minutes and up); the 150 marathon sessions above that aren't drawn so the rest of the curve stays readable.

Anatomy of a Defeat

How does the community actually lose? The flow below follows every game from start to the way it ended; the donut zooms in on the losses; the bars rank the Ancient Ones and rumors that get teams killed most often.

Devour data is per-game, not per-investigator: each investigator on a team where any devour occurred is credited equally. Use the rate as a team-context signal, not a personal one.

Hall of Fame

The most extraordinary individual games on record. Each card lists the top 5 in its category.

Comebacks