My Party is Grinding might seem like a casual RPG, but there’s plenty of depth surrounding the different classes available in the game. Each class offers something unique when it comes to their respective abilities, but not all of them perform equally well.
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In this guide, I will quickly go through which classes are strong and which ones are not.
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Complete My Party is Grinding class tier list
My Party is Grinding has five different classes, with four locked at first. To judge the classes, I have used three different tiers.
- S-tier classes are pretty much the best possible choices in terms of their in-game abilities and strengths.
- A-tier classes are decent choices (can raise to S-tier with the right equipment).
- B-tier classes will require plenty of extra effort for you to fit them in a team.
S-tier
- Assassin: Absolutely overpowered in terms of its abilities and strengths. It has amazing damage, and some of its skills can also do AOE effects. The Assassin typically does well against single enemies like bosses, which makes this class the best choice in the current game. Strangely enough, it can also have decent health with certain gear parts. That should not be normal in the first place, but hey, the game allows for that, and I am not complaining.
- Mage: Has the highest number of element-based attacks that you can exploit in specific situations. While the builds are much more situational compared to those of the assassins, you can exploit weaknesses of specific bosses. Moreover, many attacks have decent AoE potential, which is a bonus. Just pay attention to the health of the class since HP is not one of the stronger areas.
A-tier
- Warrior: The Warrior is the best melee class if you want a balance between attack and defense. With the correct gear setup, you can make the Warrior play the role of a tank, as it can absorb a lot of incoming damage. It’s certainly better than the Knight at doing so. Offensively, it has a wide variety of skills to get the better of the enemies it faces during a battle. Overall, this is not a bad class at all, and it’s a good choice for beginners and veterans alike.
- Archer: The Archer excels at attack, and it also offers the highest range among all classes. I love the class for the pure fact that it can do different elemental attacks if you set it up correctly. Health will be a concern at higher stages, but it’s nothing that’s not manageable.
B-tier
- Knight: I wish I could have added this class to C-tier if I could. The only positive about this class is that it’s relatively easy to build, and you don’t have to do anything extra to unlock it. The class has shockingly low tanking potential, which is absurd in one way. Unless the Knight gets a buff anytime soon, it’s best to replace it as quickly as possible.
