Last Epoch Class Tier List

The Last Epoch is one of the most standout ARPGs that I've ever played due to the sheer amount of customization and flexibility in its classes. Although all classes are viable, it may be confusing for players who want the best class, so I created a Last Epoch Class Tier List.

Best Classes in Last Epoch - Tier List

Last Epoch's classes are all viable, and the game excels in the balancing department in comparison to Diablo 4. Just because a class you're using is in B tier doesn't mean they're rendered useless. It only means you'll have a difficult time in the early game until you get your mastery skills. This tier list presents the best classes in the Last Epoch.

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Best Ranked Classes in Last Epoch

S-Tier

• Sentinel - Sentinel is one of the most versatile classes in Last Epoch. You can be a support or a tank once you get your masteries. Even though the class is tanky, it can dish out a ton of damage in the early game due to its skill called Rive, or as I'd like to call it, Spin-to-Win. The Rive's third attack will be a full-circle slash around the Sentinel, allowing you to easily clear hordes of enemies.
• Rogue - Rogue is an amazing class for players who like flashy and mobile characters in ARPGs. One of the best things I love about this class is its option to go on range or melee in the early game and have a synergy skill to accompany any choice you make. The only reason why it's ranked lower than the Sentinel is because of the class's squishy nature, making it difficult to fend of hordes of enemies for new players in the ARPGs.

A-Tier

• Primalist - If you're a massive fan of summons and minions, Primalist is your primary choice. At the early levels, you can summon a wolf or even squirrels that will help you battle enemies, which is always a delight to see since you're not doing all the work. My main gripe with Primalist is some of its mastery builds are very dependent on the equipment (i.e. Herald of the Scurry for the Squirrel build). Meaning, you'll need to farm a lot to unlock the Primalist's full potential.
• Acolyte - Acolyte is basically the mage's version of the Primalist but with necrotic minions. The only problem I have with the Acolyte is it's very squishy without an optimal gear to accompany its strong DPS minions. This squishiness may prove difficult in the end-game content if you're not careful with your positioning.

B-Tier

• Mage - Mages are very powerful sorcerers with a vast array of spells and wards at their disposal to fend off enemy attacks. The main problem with mages is they are a high-risk, high-reward class, which means you'll be able to dish out a lot of damage in exchange for mostly being one-shot by the end-game enemies unless you can cycle through your skills and wards properly.

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