Underkeep offers you six different races and seven different classes to choose from, and you have utmost freedom when finalizing your decisions. All seven classes have their pros and cons, but some of them are better.
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In this guide, I will briefly analyze all different classes and rank them across different tiers.
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Complete Underkeep class tier list
I have used three different tiers to separate all seven classes available in the game.
- S-tier classes are simply the best options due to their in-game impact and ease of use.
- A-tier classes will require proper team-building to help them reach their potential.
- B-tier classes are decent options as long as you get their class builds on point.
S-tier
- Warrior: The Warrior offers the most freedom when it comes to builds. You can do well with any possible setup (as long as it’s relevant to the class). The Warrior can also play multiple roles, which makes him essential for any team.
- Wizard: This class can do insane damage once you buff its elemental stacks. The Wizard might not have a lot of health, but it can create barriers to disrupt the enemy. Overall, it’s a great choice as your main DPS.
- Paladin: You can’t go wrong with a class that can play as a tank and also provide heals. The Paladin is exceptionally strong against Demons and Undead, and the class works well in plenty of different teams.
A-tier
- Blood Mage: Damage wise, the Blood Mage is an S-tier option. However, it’s an extremely difficult class to learn and use, and you’ll need to pair it with the Ranger in a team for maximum synergy.
- Ranger: While the Ranger’s damage could be higher, it can mark targets. This makes it easy for its allies to take down enemies faster. More importantly, it doesn’t miss too many shots due to precision.
- Voidcaller: Thanks to its healing abilities, the Voidcaller is the premium support class. It can also save teammates with barriers and provide debuffs on the enemy. However, I have found the Paladin to be more effective in my testing.
B-tier
- Thief: The thief might be fun to use with its crit and evasion, building it up requires a lot of patience. This class is the most build-reliant out of all options.
