Ultimate Arcane Lineage Class Tier List – Base & Super Classes Ranked

As the Lightmarked, most of your gameplay in Arcane Lineage will depend on your class. And just like any other turn-based RPG, there are several other tidbits you have to worry about. In particular, you first have to choose a Base Class, followed by a Sub Class, until you reach your final form through your Super Class. Now, let’s take a look at the ultimate Arcane Lineage tier list and what each Class entails. 

All Arcane Lineage Classes Ranked 

Above, you can see my Arcane Lineage tier list. In the beginning, both Slayer and Thief are good, but I’d strongly advise anyone to pick Thief. I made the mistake of going with Slayer and leveled INCREDIBLY slow. Likewise, I wouldn’t say not to pick Wizard or Warrior, but I think they’re better suited for slots 3 and above. Martial Artist is as beginner-friendly as Thief, but slightly worse overall. 

Arcane Lineage Base Classes Tier List 

This tier list of Arcane Lineage Base Classes isn’t as rigid as it seems. You can pick any playstyle you want and iterate on it later. Nevertheless, you should be aware that some classes will be a bigger pain in the backside than others. 

Base Classes	Abilities and Costs	Description
	Passives: • Thievery (50 gold) – Earn more gold, regardless of the source. • Agile (50 gold) – Your sprint is more effective. Actives: • Stab (50 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 2 – Type: Physical – Damage: 6 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Cause Bleed • Pocket Sand (50 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 3 – Type: Physical – Damage: None – Scaling: STR – Effect: Make the enemy Blind	The Thief is a fast and precise fighter, striking quickly and slipping away before enemies can react. Using a dagger, they make opponents bleed while keeping them off balance. Their abilities are effective and inexpensive, allowing for sustained combat. Because of their speed and versatility, they’re considered the best starting class in Arcane Lineage.
	Passives: • Sword Training (50 gold) – Every strike involving a Sword is significantly stronger. • Swift Fighter (50 gold) – After a dodge, you get a 2-second speed buff. Actives: • Pommel Strike (50 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 3 – Type: Physical – Damage: 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Chance to stun • Double Slash (50 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 x 2 – Scaling: STR – Effect: None	The Slayer specializes in mid-range combat, using a spear to deal bursts of damage while inflicting poison. They scale well with STR and physical attack stats, making them a hard-hitting choice. Dodging boosts their speed, letting them reposition quickly and keep pressure on their enemies.
	Passives: • Fighting Prowess (55 gold) – You hit harder with Cestus weapon damage. The effect isn’t temporary. • Iron Body (55 gold) – Each block is more powerful, resulting in higher damage. Actives: • Barrage (55 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 3.33 x 3 – Scaling: STR – Effect: N/A • Endure (55 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Duration: 2 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Damage Resist is 25% higher	The Martial Artist dominates close combat with raw strength. Using only their fists, they break through defenses and absorb damage better than most classes. Blocking is more effective for them, making it easier to stand their ground. Their high STR scaling lets them wield the Cestus with ease, landing heavy hits while staying resilient.
	Passives: • Sword Training (50 gold) – Every hit with a Sword deals more damage. • Strength Training (50 gold) – The block window is significantly increased. Actives: • Pommel Strike (50 gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 3 – Type: Physical – Damage: 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Chance to stun • Double Slash (50 gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 x 2 – Scaling: STR – Effect: None	The Warrior delivers overwhelming force, using a sword to unleash powerful attacks that can stun opponents. They rely on physical strength to break through defenses and deal high burst damage. While they aren’t the most agile, their ability to stagger enemies makes up for it.
	Passives: • Scholar Training (40 gold) – Deals more Staff damage. • Coward (40 gold) – Enemies won’t target you as hard and you’ll evade more effectively. Actives: • Magic Missile (40 gold) – Cost: 0 – Cooldown: 0 – Type: Magic – Damage: 6 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Depending on your Soul Color, it can manifest differently.	The Wizard focuses on ranged magic, using a single active ability to deal consistent damage. Specializing in Arcane energy, they attack from afar but lack defenses, leaving them vulnerable. Their abilities cost less than most, allowing them to cast frequently, making them a strong but fragile presence in battle.

Arcane Lineage Sub Classes Tier List 

Now, let’s see the Arcane Lineage class tier list for Sub Classes: 

Sub Class	Abilities and Costs	Description
	Passives: • Curar Forte (Utility Item) (400 gold) – For 3% of your HP, you can heal an ally for 6%. And yes, this ability really can kill you. Actives: • Latir Minor (400 gold) – Cost: 2– Cooldown: 10 – Type: N/A – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Bumps damage dealt by 5%, reduces damage taken by 5% and provides health regeneration. • Rebanar Major (400 gold) – Cost: 2– Cooldown: 10 – Type: N/A– Duration: N/A – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Vulnerability for 4 turns and Blind for 3 turns on the targeted enemy.	The Bard is the ultimate support class, boosting allies and weakening enemies with powerful area-of-effect abilities. Unlike other supports, their buffs and debuffs apply to everyone in range, making them incredibly effective in team fights. They also have Curar Forte, the strongest party heal in the game, keeping their team alive when it matters most. But be careful—some abilities drain the Bard’s own health, and there’s no built-in safeguard. If you’re not paying attention, you might end up taking yourself out mid-fight.
	Passives: • Iron Gut (200 gold + 1 Ferrus Skin Potion) – The damaging effect of potions is mitigated. • Create Cauldron (Utility Item) (200 gold + 1 Invisibility Potion) – You gain the ability to make a cauldron pop up anywhere. • Certified (200 gold) – If you have ingredients or potions, you can go to the apothecary and sell them. Actives: • Dangerous Mixture (200 gold + 1 Small Health Potion) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: 3 random debuffs are applied onto the target, but the attack can’t be dodged.	The Alchemist is a specialized Sub Class built around crafting and using potions for combat and profit. These potions can deal damage, provide buffs, apply debuffs, or even make you some serious gold. After some leveling, you’ll unlock the ability to spawn a cauldron anywhere, letting you craft potions on the go. Selling potions to the Apothecary is also a great way to make money outside of battle. To use this class to its full potential, you’ll need to plan ahead—three different potions are required to unlock all abilities.
	Passives: • Bestiary (Utility Item) (Free) – Gain the Bestiary. It lets you see previously slain enemies. Any mob in the Bestiary automatically has higher drop rates from that point onwards. • Sneak (250 Gold + Sand Core) – Crouch, with enemies being unable to see you, . Actives: • Mark (250 gold + Mushroom Cap) – Cost: 1– Cooldown: 2 – Type: Physical – Damage: 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Can’t be dodged or blocked and any slain enemy is added to the Bestiary. • Expose (250 gold + Restless Fragment) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Increases the weakness of the target 2x.	The Beastmaster is one of the most flexible Sub Classes, offering a mix of utility, loot bonuses, and support. Their main strength is increasing item drops from enemies, making them ideal for farming rare loot. By registering monsters in your Bestiary, you gain insight into their weaknesses, and once you unlock Mark, killing enemies will yield extra rewards. While primarily focused on gathering resources, the Beastmaster can also help in combat by weakening enemies and exposing their weak points, making fights easier for both themselves and their team.

Arcane Lineage Super Classes Tier List 

Once you advance up the ranks and grind enough, you’ll be able to choose a Super Class—the ultimate manifestation of your class. What determines your class choice in Arcane Lineage is your alignment: Neutral, Orderly or Chaotic. Don’t attack NPCs and you’ll say out of Chaotic. Other than that, you should just analyze our Arcane Lineage class tier list for Super Classes and you’ll be good to go:  

Super Classes	Abilities and Costs	Description
	Passives: • Blessed Fists (400 Gold) – A big boost to HP regeneration and blocking. Actives: • Blazing Barrage (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Fire – Damage: 2.1 x 8 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Inflicts multiple hits, has a chance to incur Burn. • Fire Sutra (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Fire– Duration: N/A – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Empowers your ally, giving them a chance to add a Burn effect to their next turn. • Flame Drop (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Fire – Damage: 15– Scaling: STR – Effect: AOE fire burst. • Holy Mantra (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Holy – Duration: N/A – Scaling: N/A – Effect: You have the choice of giving an ally or yourself the Defense or Resist buff.	The Monk is easily one of the strongest Super Classes in Arcane Lineage, offering a mix of healing, shields, burst damage, and buffs. As a tank, they can take hits while dishing out serious damage, all while keeping themselves and their allies in top shape. On top of that, their attacks apply Burn, making them even more effective against most enemies. Whether you want to play defensively or go on the offensive, the Monk does it all.
	Passives: • Blood Berserk (400 Gold) – For each 1% HP missing, your damage gets a bump, topping off at 1.5x at 50%. • Deranged Fighter (400 Gold) – Any debuff you get struck with makes you go Berserk. Actives: • Rending Barrage (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 3.5 x 3 + 3.5 if Bleeding – Scaling: STR – Effect: Triple attack that can incur additional HP regeneration if the enemy gets a Bleed. • Blood Eruption (400 Gold) – Cost: 3– Cooldown: 9 – Type: Magic – Damage: 16 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: In exchange for HP, you get to launch a strong AOE attack. • Bloody Burst (400 Gold) – Cost: 2– Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 2.5 x 4 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: You create 1 Blood Shard per enemy, which you can fire subsequently.	The Impaler is all about massive damage spikes and devastating AOE attacks. The lower their health, the harder they hit, making them a high-risk, high-reward class. Their Berserk Mode takes this even further, boosting both damage and resistance to let them keep fighting at their peak. With the right buffs, the Impaler can reach some of the highest damage numbers in the game, making them a force to be reckoned with.
	Passives: • Greatsword Training (400 Gold) – Hooray, you get to use the Greatsword. • Bloodlust (400 Gold) – Damage dealt gets a 10% buff, with an additional 40% if you’re below 30% HP. Actives: • Head Splitter (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 16 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Jump attack that renders the enemy Vulnerable for 2 turns. • Darklight Drain (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 (or more) – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Dark – Damage: 2 x All Available Energy – Scaling: STR – Effect: The more energy you have, the more powerful the attack will be. • Rage Empower (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Physical – Duration: 5 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: You get a 1.377x damage multiplier, but are extremely vulnerable on defense.	The Berserker throws caution to the wind, sacrificing defense for pure, relentless aggression. Like the Impaler, they deal more damage as their health drops, but they take it a step further—each enemy they defeat stacks a damage buff, making them stronger with every kill. Once they start racking up takedowns, their power snowballs fast, turning them into an unstoppable force.
	Passives: • Dark Caster (400 Gold) – A non-zero chance your energy-per-turn gets increased. • Death Syphon (400 Gold) – After downing a mob, your movement speed is increased for a short while. Actives: • Call Skeleton (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 8 – Type: Dark – Damage: N/A – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Summons a Skeleton minion. • Darklight Drain (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Dark – Damage: 6 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Drains the life of an enemy and heals your minions for 150% of damage dealt. • Raise Dead (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 25 – Type: Dark – Damage: 12 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Resurrect an ally, but they return with 40% HP.	The Necromancer stands out as the best non-STR Super Class, specializing in summoning, life drain, and reviving fallen allies. No other class can bring teammates back from the dead, giving Necromancers a unique edge in battle. They also generate more energy per turn, letting them cast spells more frequently and keep the pressure on. With an army of Skeletons at their side and a steady stream of magic, they’re one of the most versatile casters in the game.
	Passives: • Graceful Returns (400 Gold) – If you heal someone, you get a buff in return. • Holy Emissary (400 Gold) – All healing is increased by 50%. Actives: • Cleansing Prayer (400 Gold) – Cost: 2– Cooldown: 5 – Type: Holy – Damage: 0 – Scaling: Outgoing healing – Effect: All debuffs are removed • Holy Grace (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Holy – Damage: 0 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: • Light Burst (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Holy – Damage: 9 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Undodgeable AOE attack that inflicts additional debuffs onto enemies.	The Saint is the ultimate healer, cleansing and restoring allies without any drawbacks. Every time they heal, the target gets a buff, boosting their damage and durability. On top of that, they have Light Burst, a powerful utility skill that blinds all enemies, making fights much easier. If your team needs consistent healing and strong support, the Saint is an easy pick.
	Passives: • Dual Blader (400 Gold) – Increases damage dealt and attack speed when dual-wielding. • Parry Training (400 Gold) – If you’re Blocking, you get a chance to Parry at the same time. Actives: • Impaling Strike (400 Gold) – Cost: 1– Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 14 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Inflicting 2 bleeds, aside from regular damage. • Flowing Dance (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 1.35 x 8 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Strong blade-swirling attack that deals damage to all enemies in range. • Simple Domain (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: N/A – Scaling: STR – Effect: Any enemy attack gets countered.	The Blade Dancer is all about speed and precision, dual-wielding weapons to dish out serious damage. They don’t just hit hard—they hit fast, covering a wide area with their attacks. On top of that, they can Parry incoming strikes, countering enemies the moment they try to land a hit. If you want a mix of offense and defense without sacrificing agility, this class has you covered.
	Passives: • Elemental Master (400 Gold) – You become more resistant to elemental attacks. • Caster (400 Gold) – Small chance to get an extra burst of energy per turn. Actives: • Blaze (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Fire – Damage: 7 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Wave AOE that strikes all enemies in range. • Lightning Crash (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Magic – Damage: 14 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Another AOE, this time a lightning strike. • Gale Uplift (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 12 – Type: Nature – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Increases your team’s speed and dodge chance, while lowering the enemy’s block and dodge.	The Elementalist is a walking natural disaster, throwing out fire, lightning, and all sorts of elemental chaos. They’ve got AOE burns, AOE stuns, and even team buffs, making them ridiculously versatile. Since they generate a ton of energy each turn, they can keep up the pressure nonstop. If you like controlling the battlefield and overwhelming enemies before they can react, this is your class.
	Passives: • Enduring Fighter (400 Gold) – Significant damage reduction. • Shield Training (400 Gold) – You’re now able to use a Shield, which makes blocking much easier, in addition to drastically decreasing damage taken. Actives: • Holy Crash (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Holy – Damage: 11 – Scaling: STR/END – Effect: Small damage targeting all enemies, with an additional aggro for the next 2 turns. • Pure Resonation (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 9 – Type: Holy – Duration: 5 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: All allies get their damage taken reduced by 20%, with 1.5% of their max HP being regenerated. • Sacred Call (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Holy – Duration: 3 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: 15% damage reduction for an ally, including a shield that reflects 30% of all sustained melee damage.	The Paladin is a tank with some serious firepower. They’re built to take hits, dish out heavy damage, and keep their team alive with buffs. Their low cooldowns mean they’re always in the action, and their shield gives them some of the best defensive tools in the game. Sure, they might be easier to hit, but good luck actually taking one down.
	Passives: • Rooted Fighter (400 Gold) – Grants you a shield, increasing your block window and reducing damage taken. • Poised Slayer (400 Gold) – Whenever you block or dodge, you regenerate HP, with the amount being dependent on your SPD. Actives: • Rallying Shout (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Physical – Duration: 4 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: The shout increases your aggro, but gives everyone in your team a defense, speed and damage buff. • Discharge (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Magic – Damage: 10 – Scaling: STR/SPD – Effect: Classic AOE, but with a stun as a bonus. • Empowered Pierce (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 14 – Scaling: STR/SPD – Effect: A high-damage, piercing attack with a chance to stun.	The Lancer is the definition of balanced—fast, strong, and hard to kill. Their spear gives them great reach, and they’ve got both single-target and AOE stuns to control fights. They also come with a party-wide damage buff, making the whole team hit harder. The best part? They heal when they block or dodge, so they just keep going.
	Passives: • Blader (400 Gold) – Dagger damage is increased, with an added ability to inflict Bleed. • Advanced Thief (400 Gold) – You get better loot from slain enemies. Actives: • Slash Barrage (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Physical – Damage: 5 – Scaling: STR – Effect: A triple slash that gets even more powerful if there is a Bleed on the enemy. • Poison Trap (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Poison – Damage: 5 – Scaling: STR/SPD – Effect: Your run-of-the-mill AOE, but with an additional chance to stun. • Empowered Pierce (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 14 – Scaling: STR/LUCK – Effect: You launch a poison trap that remains for 2 turns, and can be activated a maximum of 3 times before breaking.	The Rogue is all about speed and staying one step ahead. They hit fast, keep the pressure on, and make sure enemies don’t get a chance to recover. Slipping past defenses and taking advantage of every opening is what they do best. On top of that, they always seem to walk away with the best loot, making every fight worth their time. If you like being quick, unpredictable, and always in control, this class is right up your alley.
	Passives: • Darkborne (400 Gold) – Scaling with ARC, this move has a chance to create darkcores with each critical strike. • Spirit Wraith (400 Gold) – Once you drop under 50% HP, you gain lifesteal and your summons are more powerful. Actives: • Call Darkbeast (400 Gold) – Cost: 1– Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Damage: N/A – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Summon a Darkbeast that can be further empowered by darkcores. • Dark Smite (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Damage: 2 x 4 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Depending on your crit chance, you’ll do a quadruple attack with a high damage ceiling. • Darkcore Eruption (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Duration: N/A – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Inflicts damage and debuffs on the enemy, depending on how many darkcores you consume.	The Dark Wraith is all about summoning, and their Darkbeast is no joke. The more darkcores they consume, the stronger it gets, turning into an absolute menace. But that’s not all—they’ve got plenty of damage and debuff abilities to keep enemies struggling. If you want a class that feels powerful and unpredictable, Dark Wraith is the way to go.
	Passives: • Verdant Archer (400 Gold) – Each strike scales with Arcane, and every dodge/crit gives you stacking damage and a speed boost. Actives: • Flourish (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Nature – Damage: 9 – Scaling: ARC/SPD – Effect: An AOE burst that decreases the enemies’ defense, with a speed and aggro boost that lasts 1 turn. • Perennial Canopy (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 12 – Type: Nature – Damage: 3 – Scaling: ARC/SPD – Effect: A rain-like AOE that deals damage for 4 turns. • Stinger (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Poison – Damage: 7 – Scaling: ARC/SPD – Effect: In addition to damage, enemies get struck with Vulnerable and Poison. • Enrichment (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 5 – Type: Nature – Duration: 3 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Allies get a 12.5% damage buff, with +2 regen, in addition to also being able to put a Vulnerable on the targeted enemy.	The Ranger brings the fury of nature to every fight, using AOE attacks to poison enemies and shred their defenses. They’re fast—usually striking first—which gives them a huge advantage right from the start. If you like staying ahead of the enemy and keeping them constantly weakened, this class is a solid pick.
	Passives: • Shadow (400 Gold) – You get a slight chance to phase through an attack. • Poisoner (400 Gold) – Every crit is guaranteed to apply Poison. Actives: • Shadow Form (400 Gold) – Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Dark – Duration: 2 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Making you untargetable while active, Shadow Forms grants you invisibility and a damage buff, but only for the next turn. • Poison Fan (400 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 7 – Type: Poison – Damage: 3.5 x 3 – Scaling: STR/ARC – Effect: An AOE dagger rain, but it’s limited to 3 enemies. • Stealth Strike (400 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 10 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Teleports you behind the enemy, stabbing them and giving them an additional 2 Cursed stacks if there is a poison active.	The Assassin is all about taking enemies out before they even know what hit them. They can turn invisible, deal massive bonus damage while unseen, and even have AOE options when needed. But their main focus? Pinpointing a target and wiping them out fast. If you prefer a hit-and-run playstyle with high burst damage, this is the class for you.
	Passive Abilities: • Inverse Flaws (750 Gold) – The moment you rebuff, you get a bonus. • Tactician (750 Gold) – All enemies get 3 stacks of Vulnerable at the beginning of each fight. Active Abilities: • Dark Glare (750 Gold)– Cost: 1 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Dark – Damage: 7 – Scaling: ARC – Effect: Strike an enemy with 3 Vulnerable, 2 Weakened and 2 Blinded effects. • Abyss Anchor (750 Gold) – Cost: 2– Cooldown: 11 – Type: Hex – Duration: 3 Turns – Scaling: N/A – Effect: 2 energy gets removed from the enemy, and they can’t regain it for 3 turns. • Inverse Abyss (750 Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Hex– Damage: 0 – Scaling: N/A – Effect: Reflects all the debuffs towards the enemy.	The Hexer is a nightmare for enemy spellcasters, shutting down magic while stacking debuffs to weaken their foes. They thrive on disruption, gaining stat boosts whenever they’re debuffed themselves. Their biggest advantage? At the start of every battle, they make enemies Vulnerable, giving their team an early edge. If you like controlling fights by throwing curses and ruining enemy strategies, Hexer is the way to go.
	Passives: • Crusher (750 Gold) – A 3-turn buff that activates once you inflict a negative effect on an enemy. • Bruiser(750 Gold) – If your HP drops below 50%, you gain Defense and Speed. Actives: • Crushing Strike (750 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 9 – Scaling: STR – Effect: Every struck enemy gets 3 stacks of Vulnerable. • Party Table (750 Gold) – Cost: 2 – Cooldown: 4 – Type: Physical – Damage: 1.5 x 7 – Scaling: STR – Effect: A spinning attack, dealing heavy damage to all enemies in range. • Burst Combo (750Gold) – Cost: 3 – Cooldown: 6 – Type: Physical – Damage: 2.5 x 4 – Scaling: STR/LUCK – Effect: If Vulnerable is active, this 4-hit combo attack deals additional damage.	The Brawler is a relentless fighter, dishing out heavy damage while staying tanky. They get stronger every time they apply a debuff, making them even deadlier as the fight goes on. On top of that, they become faster and harder to kill when their HP gets low, turning them into an absolute menace in drawn-out battles. If you want to be the last one standing, this class won’t let you down.

How to Unlock Sub Classes and Super Classes 

While you choose your Base Class at the start of the game, unlocking Sub Classes and Super Classes in Arcane Lineage requires completing specific quests and meeting certain level requirements. Here’s a breakdown of how to get them:

• Sub Classes are the first upgrade you can get, providing extra abilities and stat boosts. You can unlock one after reaching Level 15. To do so, find an NPC offering a Sub Class quest. Each one has a different requirement, like gathering items, defeating enemies, or completing a challenge. Once finished, you’ll gain access to the Sub Class and its abilities.
• Super Classes are a significant power boost, unlocking at Level 30. You must already have a Sub Class before progressing to a Super Class. Similar to the first upgrade, you’ll need to find an NPC who offers the quest and complete their specific challenge. These tend to be harder, often involving strong enemies or more complex tasks. Once done, you’ll gain access to a much stronger skill set and unique mechanics.

That should do it for our ultimate Arcane Lineage tier list. I know it’s a lot, but if you take your time to study the Base Classes, Sub Classes and Super Classes, there’s no reason why you can’t dominate. And if you need any extra help or input, the fine people at the Arcane Lineage Trello and Discord will happily assist you.