This list considers community and expert players’ opinions, but if you disagree, that’s an entirely valid view. With that out the way, let’s get into this helpful tier guide! I hope it helps you plan out your playthrough.
Oh, and even if your favourite class ranks lowly on this list, you should still pursue your forbidden love affair with them (no judgement). Every class is fun, and I love bringing the Leper even though he isn’t rated so high. These guys will be the backbone of any team you take into a Dungeon. They may thrive in different areas, but they are the best at what they do. S tier classes have a lot of utility and thrive in most settings and positions. Consequently, you will find they fit into most team compositions rather than needing the team to be built around them. These guys are still pretty great, even if they aren’t S tier. Like the S tier, these guys can thrive in most positions and teams and will likely have a varied and useful move set. The B tier heroes are a little more rigid and require more thought about how they function in a wider team. Some may be too reliant on a specific role and unable to adapt to others effectively.Ĭ tier heroes are often too reliant on one playstyle and position and thus are frequently countered by the enemy or outright not viable in some compositions and dungeons. They are also reliant on buffs and support characters to reach their full potential.ĭ tier heroes have some serious weaknesses.
They can be viable, but it will take extensive effort through buffs, trinket usage and support from other classes to get them there. Perhaps they provide non-combat benefits like extra treasure that make them worthwhile, but they are not quite as good as the other classes from a combat perspective. Warpaint on and ready, the Helion takes the first spot. Hailing from a skilled and savage tribe, it’s no surprise she has made the S tier. Her most impressive skill is her diverse methods of damage output.
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