Queenie is the Season 4 damage dealer for Wings of Dawn, and her talent hands her skill-damage bonus to every Wings of Dawn hero in the troop while making the whole squad hit Assaulters harder and take less from Riders.
- Class: DPS
- Faction: Wings of Dawn (Shooter troops)
- Rarity: orange (S)
- Arrived: Season 4, Dinosaur Origin
- In one line: the Wings of Dawn carry, with a faction-wide skill-damage talent
Skill numbers on this page are the level 30 values, which is the cap, read from the game in the Dinosaur Origin season (Season 4 where Desert counts, Season 3 where it doesn’t).
What Queenie does in Last Z
Queenie is built to hit. Raven Reigns raises the damage of her normal attacks to a damage factor of 2010 at the cap, where the Season 4 heroes start. Firefall is her active: unrestrained firepower at damage factor 3200, and her stars alternate more damage with more ammo. All-In Assault raises her own skill damage by 25% at the cap, which is the multiplier that makes everything else on her card bigger, and its stars add more.
Her talent is where she stops being a solo carry. Crimson Dominion applies All-In Assault to all in-troop Wings of Dawn heroes, so the skill-damage bonus she built for herself lands on Laura, Amelia and Scarlett too. The same talent gives the troop +10% damage against enemy Assaulter units and 10% less damage taken from Riders, which is the Wings of Dawn leg of the faction triangle written into a hero.
So she’s the Season 4 answer to “who does the damage in a Wings of Dawn squad”. With her, it’s her job, and the rest of the squad gets stronger for standing beside her.
Is Queenie worth it for F2P?
She’s worth it, and she’s reachable. Season 4 heroes arrive through their own battle pass during the season’s first six weeks, and after that the passes rotate into hero fragments and a dedicated Season 4 recruitment tab that runs on S4 Recruitment Tickets from Glory Wars and seasonal rewards. A free player who plays the season’s events ends up with a route to her that doesn’t go through the shop.
What she needs is investment once she’s here. Her damage scales with skill levels and gear, and her talent only pays the faction once it’s unlocked at level 50 with four stars. She’s a long project, but she’s the one Wings of Dawn project that keeps paying as the account grows.
Queenie’s skills and stats
| Skill | Type | Unlocks at | What it does at level 30 | What each star adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raven Reigns | Normal Attack Boost | hero level 1 | Increases normal attacks’ damage factor to 2010. | +120, +120, +120, then +150 and +300 to the damage factor |
| Firefall | Active Skill | hero level 20 | Unleashes unrestrained firepower at damage factor 3200. | +200 damage factor, ammo +1, +200 damage factor, ammo +2, then +400 damage factor |
| All-In Assault | Active upon marching | hero level 30 | Self skill DMG +25%. | Self skill DMG +1.5%, +1.5%, +2%, +2%, then +3% |
| Crimson Dominion | Exclusive Talent | hero level 50 and 4 stars | All-In Assault applies to all in-troop Wings of Dawn heroes. The troop deals +10% damage to enemy Assaulter units and takes 10% less damage from Rider units. | The talent itself; no star steps |
Her attack, defence and troop size climb with her level, stars, skill levels and gear, so the live figures are on her hero card in your own game. The Season 4 heroes start above the launch roster on their skill numbers, which shows in the 2010 on her normal attacks and the 3200 on her active against the 1500 and 2400 the launch heroes cap at.
The upgrade order that gets the most out of her:
- Level her and put skill books into All-In Assault first. It multiplies everything else she does, and her talent will later hand it to the whole troop.
- Firefall next. Her burst, and the stars add ammo.
- Level 50 and four stars for Crimson Dominion. The moment the faction gets her bonus.
- Raven Reigns last. It’s already high.
Best build and gear for Queenie
Hero gear fills four slots: Gun, Helmet, Armor and Boots. The Gun boosts attack, the Helmet attack and defence, Armor defence and troop HP, and Boots a mix of all three. Gear levels up with enhancement alloys and promotes with power cores, and promotion is where the big stat jumps live.
Queenie is the hero the cores are for in a Wings of Dawn squad. She’s a pure attacker whose own skill damage is her whole job, so the Gun comes first and gets promoted first, the Helmet second, then Boots, Armor last.
How to get Queenie fragments
Queenie was the second of Season 4’s three heroes, released with her own battle pass in the season’s opening weeks. After the first six weeks the passes rotate into hero and exclusive-weapon fragments, and the game opens a dedicated Season 4 recruitment tab that takes S4 Recruitment Tickets, earned mainly through Glory Wars and seasonal rewards.
Once she’s unlocked, the orange fragments the game pays out on a schedule are what you’ll feed her. Most of them are universal and work on any S hero; a few are tied to one hero, so check the item before you count on it.
- Daily Tasks. 150 points on the Daily Tasks page pays one orange fragment.
- Full Preparedness. 18 medals trade for two orange fragments.
- Gold Trucks. Sending and looting them is the steady source most players overlook.
- Weekly gifts. Six orange fragments a week, claimed, not earned.
- The Z Points store sells S fragments five at a time for diamonds. The diamond guide covers whether that’s a good use of them.
- VIP 10 adds daily orange fragments, a route for spenders rather than a plan.
Four stars is the milestone, because that’s where Crimson Dominion unlocks.
Queenie’s best formation and faction pairing
A formation carries five heroes and their troops, and Wings of Dawn heroes field Shooters. Queenie’s talent is faction-wide, so every Wings of Dawn hero beside her collects her skill-damage bonus, and the squad’s +10% against Assaulters points it straight at Blood Rose, the faction the triangle already favours her against. Wings of Dawn beats Blood Rose, Blood Rose beats Guard of Order, and Guard of Order beats Wings of Dawn; her talent sharpens the leg she was already winning and softens the Riders that Guard of Order brings.
Who to put beside her, keeping the squad Wings of Dawn:
- Scarlett for the per-hero squad bonus.
- Laura as the defender.
- Nyx for the Shooter damage every troop collects.
- Amelia or Alma for the fifth slot: Amelia’s attack skills collect Queenie’s bonus, Alma’s talent adds troop HP at five.
Queenie vs the alternatives at the same role
| Hero | Faction | Rarity | What she’s for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Queenie | Wings of Dawn | orange | The Wings of Dawn carry; faction-wide skill damage, +10% vs Assaulters |
| Yu Chan | Blood Rose | orange | The same design for Blood Rose, +10% vs Riders |
| Amber | Guard of Order | orange | The same design for Guard of Order, +10% vs Shooters |
| Amelia | Wings of Dawn | orange | The launch-roster attacker, with the research skill |
The three Season 4 heroes are one design in three factions: a carry whose self-buff becomes a faction buff at four stars, pointed at the troop type the faction already beats. Which one you want is which faction you run. Inside Wings of Dawn, Amelia is the attacker you had before Queenie arrived, and she stays useful because her research skill works from the barracks; the damage slot itself belongs to Queenie.
Where she lands against the whole roster is on the tier list. For what to do with her in your first day, the beginner’s progression guide covers it.
