Deskrawl: Idle RPG is now available for gamers worldwide, and there’s a host of different classes to pick from. As always, no class is perfect, and they all have their own strengths and weakness. However, some of them are clearly turning out to be better in the first day of the game.
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In this guide, I will explain which classes are better to use, and which ones should be avoided.
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Complete Deskrawl: Idle RPG class tier list
To separate the classes, I have used two different tiers. As of writing, there are just four classes, so we don’t have too many choices. However, there are clear differences between all four of them.
- S-tier classes are the strongest choices since they’re easy to master and fulfil multiple roles.
- A-tier classes are decent choices when you manage to get the build correct.
S-tier
- Warrior: Warrior seems like the most versatile class out of all four at the moment. It has no problem taking the fight to the enemy directly and can deal a huge amount of burst damage that can shred anyone. It also offers a bit of defensive skills that can help you survive. If you’re learning the game, I would definitely suggest Warrior as your first pick if you want to play on the side.
- Sorcerer: there are two range classes available in the current build of the game, and the Sorcerer is absolutely the one to go for. You have several elemental attacks that you can unlock, and you can target the enemy from a distance and do heavy amounts of damage. You can also use her crowd control capabilities to slow down enemies before mauling them down.
A-tier
- Monk: This class offers a lot of mobility and can recover quickly from enemy attacks. I don’t like its base damage. You will need to get the build right to kill enemies like the Warrior. It’s not a class that works well for beginners.
- Hunter: With the correct build, this class can completely shred enemies. However, it has the lowest health in my observation (among all four classes). Survivability won’t be easy, and you’ll be forced to redo plenty of content.
