Volleyball Ascended Abilities Tier List and Guide

Abilities in Volleyball Ascended add a unique layer of strategy and excitement to every match. They allow players to pull off unexpected moves, shift momentum, and outsmart opponents in creative ways. From teleporting sets to directional spikes, each Ability offers a distinct tactical edge. Mastering these powers can be the difference between a good play and a game-changing moment. So follow along with our Volleyball Ascended Abilities tier list and guide to learn how.

Valleyball Ascended Tier List

In the tier list above, we ranked all Abilities in Volleyball Ascended based on how good they are in the current meta. In general, rarer Abilities are stronger. However, as surprising as it may be, a Rare Ability is one of the strongest Abilities in Volleyball Ascended, and a Rival Ability is one of the weaker ones. After extensive testing, I found out that teleporting back with Waypoint is virtually useless compared to the increased team movement speed given by Team Synergy.

Volleyball Ascended Abilities List

Below is a complete and detailed list of all Abilities in Volleyball Ascended, sorted by their position on the tier list:

Ability	Rarity	Description	Tier
	Legend	• When activated, your next set within 8 seconds will automatically teleport to the nearest teammate within 35 studs. If no teammate is within range, the set will instead go directly above you. + Amazing for any playstyle. + Easy points when coordinating with your team.	S
	Rare	• When activated, your whole team gains a burst of movement speed for 5 seconds. + A Universal Ability that is amazing for any situation. + Best defensive Ability in the game. + It might as well be of Rival rarity or even higher.	S
	Rival	• When activated, your next Spike within 8 seconds has significantly increased power. + Amazing for an offensive playstyle.	S
	Rival	• When activated, your next set within 8 seconds will be dumped in the direction you are tilting, allowing for quick and unexpected plays. + Great for surprising the opponents.	A
	Epic	• Passively see all landing spots of spikes for both teams. + Great for controlling gameplay and learning.	A
	Epic	• When activated, you become invisible to all enemies for 0.6 Seconds. + Great for surprise Spikes.	A
	Uncommon	• When activated, your next Spike within 8 seconds will curve to the side. + Useful in all playstyles.	A
	Rare	• When activated, your next Spike within 8 seconds will become invisible for a split second. + Great against experienced players.	B
	Rival	• When activated, mark your current location. After 10 seconds, teleport back to it. − Man, this Ability is just sad. − Very rarely useful and only in niche situations. − It is a Rival rarity Ability, but it might as well be a Rare or Uncommon.	B
	Rare	• When activated, your next set within 8 seconds will create a mirage ball. + Good when trying to confuse enemies.	B
	Common	• When activated, increase your Block radius by 30% for 0.75 Seconds. − A very basic Ability with extremely limited use.	C

A good starting Ability in Volleyball Ascended would be Super Spike, if you can get it, or Spike Seer, as it allows you to see where Spikes will land. Seeing where they land means you can quickly learn how people play and develop a sense of where opponents usually aim.

How to Get Abilities in Volleyball Ascended

If you want to get one of the Abilities from our tier list in Volleyball Ascended, you first need to collect enough Yen. You can collect them by playing or using codes from our Volleyball Ascended Codes page. Once you have 3980 Yen, you will be able to buy an Abilities Pack from the store. When you open it, you will get a random Ability from the list above. Some of the better Abilities have a lower chance of dropping, so make sure you have enough Yen to Reroll a few times until you get the one you’re looking for.

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