GRANDIVORY TEMPLATE

SWGOH Grandivory Mods Optimizer Template Builder

Generate a priority-ordered character template for the Grandivory Mods Optimizer, personalized to your account. Pick GAC to mod for Grand Arena, or ROTE to mod for the units that win your Rise of the Empire combat missions. Tune it, then download a file you import straight into the optimizer.

1
Enter your ally code

Your 9-digit code from your in-game profile.

2
Tune the priority

Drag or tap characters between tiers, remove ones you don't care about, search to find anyone.

3
Import into Grandivory

Download, then Explore → Manage → Import character templates.

Priority order

  • Galactic LegendsMod these first, always.
  • GL team unitsThe characters that fly WITH your Galactic Legends — your GL squads first, then the meta's.
  • GL liftersKey units that lift you toward a Galactic Legend.
  • Your GAC teamsTeams you fielded every round across your last two GAC seasons (both 3v3 and 5v5).
  • Popular GAC teamsThe current meta, ranked by tier and usage.
  • Fleet pilotsShip crew not already ranked above.
  • Everyone elseThe rest of your roster, alphabetical.

Each character lands in the first group it qualifies for, so higher-priority characters take the good mods first. To keep the optimizer from re-using a character's mods, lock that character in Grandivory once you're happy with it — the template can't encode that, so it stays a one-click step in the optimizer.

About the Grandivory Template Builder

Generate a character template for the Grandivory Mods Optimizer, ordered by mod priority and personalized to your account. Galactic Legends first, then the squads that fly with them, then GL lifters, then the teams you actually field in GAC, then the rest of the current meta by tier and usage, then fleet pilots, then everyone else. Drag characters between tiers, remove ones you don't care about, search for anyone, then download and import straight into the optimizer.

How it works

It pulls the current GAC meta ranking and your own GAC roster, then orders every character by mod priority: Galactic Legends, the squads that fly with them (your own GL teams first, then the meta's), GL lifters, the teams you field in GAC, the rest of the meta, fleet pilots, then everyone else. Each character gets a role-based optimization target with the primaries, set bonuses, and speed floor top players run. Download the JSON and import it into Grandivory.

The priority order, explained

The full reasoning behind the order (why GL squads outrank the meta, why your own GAC teams beat a tier list, where pilots fit) lives in the mod priority guide. The tool applies that order to your account; the guide explains it so you can bend it where your roster is different.

Features

FAQ

Which characters should get mods first in SWGOH?

Mod your Galactic Legends first, then the squads that fly with them, then the units that lift you toward a GL, then the teams you actually field in GAC, then the rest of the current GAC meta (ranked by tier and usage from top Kyber players), then fleet pilots, then everyone else. This tool builds that exact priority order for your account automatically and exports it as a Grandivory Mods Optimizer template, so you optimize the characters that matter first.

How do I import the template into Grandivory?

In the Grandivory Mods Optimizer, go to Explore → Manage → Import character templates and select the downloaded file. Then optimize your roster against it.

What order are characters in, and why?

Galactic Legends first, then the squads that fly with them (your own GL teams first, then the meta's GL teams), then GL lifters (key units you invest in to unlock a GL), then the teams you actually field in GAC, then the rest of the current GAC meta ranked by tier and usage, then fleet pilots, then everyone else. Each character lands in the first group it qualifies for, so higher-priority characters take the good mods first when you optimize top-down.

How is 'the current GAC meta, ranked by tier and usage' defined?

It's built from real Grand Arena data, not a hand-made list. We take the defense teams placed by the top 2,500 Kyber-division accounts (ranked by skill), across both 5v5 and 3v3. A team is a defense leader plus the teammates most often placed alongside it. Usage is how many of those top accounts placed that leader on defense. Tier (S/A/B/C) scores each team on effectiveness: how often it held (wasn't cleared on defense) weighted 60%, plus its win rate when taken on offense weighted 40%, gated by how many accounts ran it. Teams are ordered tier first, then usage. This group includes S, A, and B tiers; C-tier is fringe off-meta defense (a handful of accounts placing Geonosians, Ewoks, or old Nightsisters as filler), so those characters drop to the lower-priority groups rather than being called meta. A leader must be placed by at least 25 separate accounts (about 1% of the cohort) to count at all, which filters out one-off fringe defense.

Can I leave out characters I haven't invested in?

Yes. Turn on the "Min relic" filter next to the search bar and set a relic level (0 to 10). Any character in your roster below that relic level, plus anything you don't own, is dropped from the template. Level 0 excludes characters below gear 13; raise it to trim to only your relic-5-and-up roster, and so on. Below the tiers you can toggle "Include at bottom" to keep the filtered-out characters in the template but ranked after everything above your cutoff, so you can still have your whole roster behind your high-relic priorities. It reads your live roster, so it needs your ally code.

Can it tell the optimizer which mods NOT to use?

A character template can't encode that — it only sets per-character targets. To protect a character's mods, lock that character in Grandivory once you're happy with it. Locked characters keep their mods and are pulled out of the pool for everyone else. Optimizing top-down and locking as you go is the intended workflow.

Why are some of my characters missing personalized teams?

The 'your GAC teams' group needs GAC history for your ally code. If you're new or haven't played a recent season, that group will be small and the template falls back to GLs, meta, and pilots. Play a GAC season and regenerate to fold your teams in.