JUST ONE MORE ASYM Wiki Survivors Guide
Master every Survivor character in JUST ONE MORE ASYM.
Survivors are the prey in JUST ONE MORE ASYM — but they are far from helpless. With the right character, smart stamina management, and good teamwork, survivors can outrun, outfight, and even eliminate the hunters.
Survivor categories
Survivors are divided into four main categories:
Frontliners
- Damagers — focus on dealing damage to adversaries.
- Tanks — high health pool, absorb damage for the team.
- Zoners — control areas and crowd-control enemies.
Midliners
- Opportunists — act through specific circumstances or events.
- Disruptors — stall enemies and disrupt their plans.
- Hexers — apply debuffs to the enemy team.
Backliners
- Healers — restore HP to allies.
- Supports — apply buffs and assist the team.
Generalists
- Generalists — don’t fit into specific categories.
All Survivors
Free Survivors
Noob
- Cost: Free
- Category: Generalist / Opportunist
- Playstyle: Versatile starter character with balanced abilities. The only Survivor with a corresponding Aberrant (Guilt).
Paid Survivors
Jester (350 P)
- Category: Support / Hexer
- Playstyle: Support with debuff abilities — great for disrupting enemy plans.
Doctor (400 P)
- Category: Healer / Support
- Playstyle: Essential healer for team survival. Keep behind tanks and heal priority targets.
Shielder (450 P)
- Category: Disruptor / Tank
- Playstyle: Protect teammates with shields and barriers. Has a milestone skin system.
Sheriff (500 P)
- Category: Disruptor / Support
- Playstyle: Mid-range damage dealer with firearms and utility.
Vocalist (555 P)
- Category: Support / Generalist
- Playstyle: Guitar-wielding musician who buffs teammates through rhythm mini-games.
Firefighter (600 P)
- Category: Support / Opportunist
- Playstyle: Fire-themed character with unique weapons and area denial.
Guest (600 P)
- Category: Support / Disruptor
- Playstyle: Stamina-based fighter with 10 recovery and 10 consumption. Mobile and evasive.
Knight (650 P)
- Category: Damager / Tank
- Playstyle: The only Survivor with M1 attacks. Can both deal and absorb damage — great for beginners.
Brawler (650 P)
- Category: Damager / Disruptor
- Playstyle: Aggressive melee character with combo potential.
Sniper (800 P)
- Category: Zoner / Disruptor
- Playstyle: Long-range specialist who controls areas from a distance.
Wrecker (850 P)
- Category: Disruptor / Zoner
- Playstyle: Explosive control kit with shotgun, grenade, and rocket launcher. Applies Stagger, Stun, and Ragdoll to disrupt Adversary chains and protect backliners. Added August 25, 2026.
Maniac (900 P)
- Category: Frontliner / Damager
- Playstyle: Rage/Exhaustion snowball Sentinel. Build Rage through damage, hit full Rage for +33%% damage and speed, avoid the 3.5s Exhaustion stun. High skill ceiling, powerful in organized hands.
Assistant (1,000 P)
- Category: Support / Healer
- Playstyle: Mass-produced support unit with versatile debuff abilities.
Hemomancer (1,500 P)
- Category: Support / Generalist
- Playstyle: Advanced blood-magic user with unique mechanics. High skill ceiling.
Survivor tips
General tips
- Stay with teammates — safety in numbers.
- Use abilities strategically — save them for critical moments.
- Manage stamina — don’t waste it running everywhere.
- Communicate — ping enemies and coordinate with your team.
Role-specific tips
For Tanks
- Absorb damage for your team.
- Protect healers and supports.
- Don’t overextend.
For Healers
- Stay behind tanks.
- Heal priority targets.
- Don’t put yourself in danger.
For Damagers
- Focus on high-value targets.
- Coordinate with team for kills.
- Know when to retreat.
Featured character guides
- Noob Guide — free Generalist starter with Guilt counter-damage passive.
- Doctor Guide — 400 P healer anchor for Assisted Rebellion teams.
- Shielder Guide — Disruptor/Tank peel specialist with milestone skins.
- Knight Guide — only M1 Survivor and S-tier frontline carry.
- Guest Guide — Support/Disruptor stamina fighter after the Jul 2026 rework.
- Hemomancer Guide — expensive blood-magic support ceiling.
- Vocalist Guide — rhythm buff Support at ~555 P.
- Sniper Guide — A-tier Zoner at ~800 P.
- Sheriff Guide — mid-range Disruptor at ~500 P.
- Brawler Guide — aggressive melee combos at ~650 P.
- Jester Guide — budget hex Support at ~350 P.
- Firefighter Guide — fire denial and Firework counter at ~600 P.
- Wrecker Guide — Disruptor control at 850 P with shotgun, grenade, and rocket launcher (added Aug 2026).
- Maniac Guide — Rage/Exhaustion snowball Sentinel at 900 P.
- Assistant Guide — advanced hex Support at ~1000 P.
Also practice How to Beat Aberrants and Death Sentence.
Roster expansion (Power of Five playtest)
The Power of Five playtest wave (Jul–Aug 2026) expanded the Survivor roster with Wrecker (850 P, Disruptor, added Aug 25 2026) and Maniac (900 P, Frontliner/Damager). The same wave also teased future characters including Chemist, Commander, Prosecutor, and others that may not appear in every live build yet. Treat unreleased characters as verify-in-build — if your lobby lacks a listed character, assume build drift rather than a wiki error.
Related guides
- Getting Started — beginner tips.
- Adversaries — learn about enemy roles.
- Maps — map-specific strategies.
- Tier List — character rankings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about JOMA.
How many Survivors are in JOMA?
There are currently 14 Survivors in the game, with more in development. The August 2026 update added Wrecker; the Power of Five playtest also introduced Maniac.
Which Survivor is best for beginners?
Noob is free and versatile, great for learning the game. Doctor (400 P) is also beginner-friendly for support players.
How do I unlock new Survivors?
Earn points by playing matches and completing challenges. Each Survivor costs a different amount of points.
What are Survivor categories?
Survivors are divided into Frontliners (Damager, Tank, Zoner), Midliners (Opportunist, Disruptor, Hexer), Backliners (Healer, Support), and Generalists.