Dungeon Lootr Tier List [UPDATE 1.5] – Best Classes

Updated on September 12, 2026: Dungeon Lootr Update 1.5 is now live! It has introduced five new classes: Dragoon, Embertide, Hellfiend, Hollow, and Blade of Draconia. Oh, and Sinister Trigger has been nerfed quite a lot! We've updated our rankings accordingly, so make sure to check out our Dungeon Lootr Tier List!

Looking for the best classes in Dungeon Lootr? Our Dungeon Lootr Tier List ranks every class from best to worst based on damage, survivability, mobility, utility, and overall late-game performance. Whether you're trying to find the best Dungeon Lootr class, decide which class is worth rolling for, or compare the strongest options after the latest update, this guide has you covered. Check out our complete rankings below to see which classes dominate the current Dungeon Lootr meta.

Best Dungeon Lootr Class Tier List

Our Dungeon Lootr tier list ranks classes based on their overall performance, including damage output, survivability, mobility, AoE effectiveness, defensive capabilities, and ease of maintaining effective combos.

⇓ META CLASSES ⇓

S

Anti Magic

ExoticPhysical

Coyote

ExoticMagic

Cursed King

ExoticPhysical

Dragoon

ExoticPhysical

Dreadlord

ExoticPhysical

Founder

ExoticPhysical

Shadow Vagrant

ExoticPhysical

Sinister Trigger

ExoticRanged

Spell Breaker

ExoticPhysical

Streamline

CelestialPhysical

Unrestricted

CelestialPhysical

⇓ VERY GOOD CLASSES ⇓

A

Archer

LegendaryRanged

Artemis

CelestialRanged

Assassin

EpicPhysical

Awakened Devil EX

ExoticPhysical

Cryomancer

ExoticMagic

Dark Professor

ExoticMagic

Embertide

ExoticMagic

Forge Archon

CelestialRanged

Hellfiend

ExoticRanged

Honored One

ExoticMagic

Jetstream

ExoticPhysical

Kage

LegendaryPhysical

Shinobi

LegendaryPhysical

⇓ GOOD CLASSES ⇓

B

Azure Devil

CelestialPhysical

Bowman

RareRanged

Cursed Child

MythicPhysical

Demonbane

CelestialMagic

Divergent

MythicPhysical

Flame Bastion

EpicPhysical

Greatsword

RarePhysical

Ronin

RarePhysical

Vacio

CelestialMagic

⇓ NICHE CLASSES ⇓

C

Boxer

EpicPhysical

Wanderer

MythicPhysical

Witch Gunner

LegendaryRanged

How Do We Rank Classes for Dungeon Lootr Tier List?

• Damage & clear speed: How quickly a class deletes mobs and burns down bosses.
• Survivability: HP, defensive stats, Dodge, Parry, iFrames, and how safely the class can stay on offense.
• Mobility & uptime: How easily a class sticks to targets, repositions, and keeps dealing damage without awkward downtime.
• Utility & crowd control: Stuns, pulls, knockdowns, tracking, buffs, debuffs, and other tools that make difficult fights easier.
• Consistency: We value classes that perform well across most PvE content, not just ones that can post a huge damage number under perfect conditions.
• Risk vs reward: High-damage classes rank lower if their best moves constantly leave them rooted, exposed, or one mistake away from becoming dungeon decoration.

Dungeon Lootr class tier list: Updated for Update 1.5, this ranking focuses on overall PvE value, damage, dungeon clear speed, bossing, defensive uptime, mobility, utility, consistency, current stat scaling, multi-hit damage decay, and how well each class scales through Mastery. Classes are alphabetical within each tier.

Dungeon Lootr Update 1.5 class tier list with class stats, rarity, archetype, obtain method, Mastery scaling, and evaluations.

Class	Evaluation
S Tier Meta-defining kits with top-end damage, safety, utility, or some disgusting combination of all three.
Anti Magic Exotic S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Boss Rush Rare Drop or Crafting HP 410ATK 52STR +15INT +0DEX +0LCK +11VIT +14	410 HP, +14 VIT, and multiple Parry windows make Anti Magic a proper bruiser rather than a glass-cannon damage stick. Black Divider's 3-second stun is fantastic for locking down packs, while Black Divider Final keeps chewing through a lane for four seconds. Mastery scales the whole rotation cleanly: every skill gets +20% damage, you gain +4 Strength, and all skill cooldowns drop by 5%. Black Hurricane is the one greed button: strong reach, but completely stationary and unprotected. Don't press it into a glowing red boss telegraph and then blame the class.
Coyote Exotic S Tier Archetype: Magic How to obtain: El Hueco or Coyote Bundle HP 320ATK 60STR +4INT +20DEX +4LCK +6VIT +8	Savage Waltz and Wolf Pack both hit absurdly hard while still giving you Dodge protection. That's S-tier damage without S-tier levels of risk. Wolf Pack's homing projectiles and 10-stud explosions make it excellent for both messy mob packs and concentrated damage. Feeding Frenzy keeps Parry up through the barrage and then adds +10% basic-attack damage, so your pressure does not fall apart between cooldowns. Mastery adds +20% damage to all four skills, +4 Dexterity, and -5% skill cooldowns, which pushes an already loaded kit even further ahead.
Cursed King Exotic S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Boss Rush Rare Drop or Crafting HP 200ATK 51STR +14INT +5DEX +5LCK +14VIT +0	Three of Cursed King's four attacks are fully invulnerable, so its 200 HP looks much scarier on paper than it feels once the rotation starts flowing. Fuuga's x14.0 lingering field gives it excellent sustained boss damage and room control, while the projection slashes let you fight from safer ranges than most Physical classes. Mastery gives every skill +20% damage, adds +4 Strength, and trims all cooldowns by 5%, shortening the dangerous gaps between those invulnerability windows. You still cannot get careless with 0 VIT, but with clean cooldown management the damage and safety are strong enough for S Tier.
Dreadlord Exotic S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Underworld (Nightmare) Rare Drop HP 500ATK 60STR +20INT +0DEX +0LCK +0VIT +20	500 HP with +20 STR and +20 VIT is ridiculous baseline value. Dreadlord can afford mistakes that would fold most DPS classes in half. Crimson Rush is fully invulnerable, while Dread Vortex combines Parry protection, knockback immunity, and an x11.0 multiplier. Gravefall handles long-range engagement and Rose Cataclysm spreads staggered explosions across the battlefield, so the kit is not just good at hugging one boss. Mastery buffs every skill by 20%, adds +4 Strength, and cuts cooldowns by 5%, which is exactly the kind of scaling an already stat-heavy bruiser loves.
Dragoon Exotic S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Exotic Summoning HP 275ATK 55STR +17INT +5DEX +10LCK +0VIT +5	Eye of the Dragon is the entire kitchen sink: 25 seconds of +20% overall damage, +15% attack speed, 1.35x skill animation speed, 35% larger hitboxes, faster basics, and healing from skill damage. Dragonfall brings x14.0 total damage across three stages that recharge independently, so Dragoon can keep weaving heavy hits into the rotation instead of waiting on one giant cooldown. Update 1.5's STR scaling is great for a class starting at +17 STR, and Mastery adds another +8 Strength, +20% damage to all three damaging skills, and -5% skill cooldowns. There is no free Dodge or Parry crutch here, but the faster animations, sustain, oversized hitboxes, and sheer buffed output give Dragoon enough practical uptime to earn S Tier.
Founder Exotic S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Limited Exclusive - Grand Sovereign Bundle HP 350ATK 51STR +14INT +4DEX +4LCK +8VIT +10	Founder hits a sweet spot between huge AoE and serious single-target burst, with 30- to 40-stud coverage on some of its best attacks. Somersault Crash has a 35% chance to instantly reset Pillar of Heaven, giving the class nasty burst chains when the proc cooperates. Pillar of Heaven and Cyclone Sweep both give defensive frames, so its big damage is not tied to standing still and praying. Mastery gives all four skills +20% damage, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, making the reset-driven rotation even stronger at higher class levels.
Shadow Vagrant Exotic S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Limited Exclusive - Shadow Monarch Pack HP 260ATK 55STR +17INT +9DEX +17LCK +1VIT +4	The damage ceiling is filthy: x8.4, x7.8, x12.0, and x10.2 across a kit that also has excellent mobility. Flickering Step has three charges, wide AoE, Dodge frames, and brief Parry windows, making it one of the best engage and reposition tools in the game. Rolling Crescent has a useful held ranged variant, while Mutilate pins enemies in place during the channel. Mastery adds +20% damage across the full kit and -5% skill cooldowns, so Shadow Vagrant scales exactly where it already excels, burst frequency and pressure.
Sinister Trigger Exotic S Tier Archetype: Ranged How to obtain: Class Summon HP 290ATK 60STR +8INT +6DEX +20LCK +8VIT +6	Crossfire still gives Sinister Trigger three Dodge-protected charges and x19.2 listed damage, so its core ability to stay mobile while dumping burst has not gone anywhere. Showstopper and Rainstorm now deal their intended damage and can still reset each other, preserving the fast skill-combo loop that made the class so oppressive in the first place. Update 1.5 did cut the excess: its Mastery Passive damage dropped from 190% to 120%, it now procs only on skill hits, the bonus multiplier fell from 1.5x to 1.45x, and the oversized hitboxes and five-hit M1 chain were toned down. The DEX evasion nerf and harsher multi-hit decay matter too, but Sinister Trigger is still one of the best skill-spam classes in the game. The nerf brings it back toward the pack, not out of S Tier.
Spell Breaker Exotic S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Magic Unleashed Event Raid Shop HP 500ATK 49STR +13INT +0DEX +13LCK +0VIT +20	500 HP and +20 VIT already make Spell Breaker hard to remove. Then you remember half the kit is built around Parry and Dodge frames. Thousand Cuts turns a successful parry into triple damage, giving good players a legitimate skill-reward mechanic rather than a tiny defensive bonus. Tempest Splitter can leave enemies taking 15% more damage and has a 35% chance to reset Piercing Rush, so the class brings both personal burst and team value. Mastery buffs all four skills by 20%, adds +4 Strength, and cuts skill cooldowns by 5%. This is a monster once the full kit is online.
Streamline Celestial S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Early Access+ Exclusive Reward HP 260ATK 45STR +10INT +10DEX +10LCK +0VIT +4	Every move is protected. Water Wheel, Surface Slash, and Constant Flux use Parry frames, while Flowing Dance is fully invulnerable throughout. Surface Slash has a 15% chance to instantly ready both Water Wheel and Flowing Dance, occasionally letting you chain a frankly rude amount of protected damage. Three x5.0 skills keep its rotation competitive even though the raw 45 ATK stat does not look impressive. Mastery gives every skill +20% damage, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, which matters a lot on a class whose main advantage is staying inside protected attacks as often as possible.
Unrestricted Celestial S Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Unrestricted Fighter NPC Quest Completion HP 410ATK 49STR +13INT +0DEX +13LCK +0VIT +14	Sword and Spear genuinely change Killer Cadence, Killer Instinct, and Domain Shatter, so you are effectively carrying two variants of the same kit. x11.0-x12.0 damage on the core skills is excellent, and three abilities come with Parry protection. Sword is great for focused pressure, Spear gives you mobility and huge-area coverage, and Tool Swap lets you adapt mid-fight instead of marrying one game plan. Mastery adds +20% damage to the shared skills, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, so both weapon forms benefit from the same endgame scaling.
A Tier Excellent classes that can absolutely carry, but each has one meaningful drawback keeping it just below the monsters above.
Archer Legendary A Tier Archetype: Ranged How to obtain: Class Summon HP 260ATK 48STR +3INT +15DEX +12LCK +6VIT +4	All four attacks have Dodge or Parry protection, which is absurdly good for a ranged class. Divine Volley has hard lock-on tracking, while Radiant Volley gets three charges, so Archer stays reliable against both mobile bosses and normal packs. Mastery gives all four skills +20% damage, +4 Dexterity, and -5% cooldowns, keeping the class relevant much longer than its Legendary rarity might suggest. Its damage ceiling is more steady than explosive, so it stays in A rather than competing with the nastier S-tier burst engines.
Artemis Celestial A Tier Archetype: Ranged How to obtain: Class Summon HP 260ATK 54STR +3INT +12DEX +16LCK +5VIT +4	Twin Bolt has three charges and Tempest Strike has two, giving Artemis a ton of mobile, Dodge-protected pressure. Moonfall keeps raining damage for three seconds after setup, while Stormfire lets you maintain damage through movement-heavy mechanics. Mastery adds +20% to every skill, +4 Dexterity, and -5% cooldowns, which meaningfully improves both its persistent AoE and its charge-heavy mobility loop. 260 HP and a few unprotected attack windows keep it out of S, but ranged players really cannot go wrong here.
Assassin Epic A Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 290ATK 42STR +8INT +5DEX +14LCK +7VIT +6	Every ability has some form of Parry, Dodge, or iFrame protection. That is elite survivability for an Epic. Flickering Shadows is the star: 2.5 seconds of being invisible and untouchable while dealing x8.5 damage around you. Cross Slash gets two charges, giving Assassin reliable re-engage pressure rather than one-and-done burst. Mastery buffs every skill by 20%, adds +4 Strength, and trims cooldowns by 5%, but 42 ATK and short melee reach still cap the overall ceiling at A.
Awakened Devil EX Exotic A Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Valen NPC Quest Completion HP 245ATK 51STR +14INT +6DEX +14LCK +3VIT +3	The ground and air variants give Awakened Devil EX more movement tech than most melee classes, especially once you start chaining Spatial Divide and Sky Crash properly. Mirage Chase has two charges and full iFrames through its four-strike dash, making it an excellent panic button and engage tool. Spatial Divide gets three charges, so you have plenty of control over spacing and vertical positioning. Mastery adds +20% to all four skills, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns. The scaling is strong, but too much of the damage rotation is still exposed for S Tier.
Cryomancer Exotic A Tier Archetype: Magic How to obtain: Magic Unleashed Event Raid Shop HP 290ATK 67STR +8INT +25DEX +8LCK +8VIT +6	67 ATK and +25 INT immediately put Cryomancer among the nastiest raw casters. Permafrost Hurl has a 65% chance to knock down normal enemies and still gets a 9% chance against bosses, giving the kit real CC value. Frozen Sigils and Glacier Crash provide excellent area burst, and Mastery adds +20% damage to every skill, +4 Intelligence, and -5% cooldowns. The drawback is simple: there are no real defensive frames. When enemies get on top of you, Cryomancer suddenly feels much less godlike.
Dark Professor Exotic A Tier Archetype: Magic How to obtain: Magic Unleashed Raid (Impossible Difficulty) HP 290ATK 67STR +8INT +25DEX +8LCK +8VIT +6	Oblivion Collapse's x35.0 scaling is the obvious eye-catcher. When you get a clean cast window, Dark Professor absolutely melts health bars. Umbral Bolt has a 20% chance to reset another skill, which can turn already-strong burst windows into nonsense. Grave Crush adds the same 65% regular-enemy and 9% boss knockdown mechanic that makes this style of caster so good at controlling rooms. Every major cast roots you and none gives meaningful protection. Huge ceiling, huge punish window, classic wizard behavior.
Embertide Exotic A Tier Archetype: Magic How to obtain: Exotic Summoning HP 200ATK 67STR +2INT +25DEX +10LCK +0VIT +0	67 ATK and +25 INT give Embertide absurd caster stats, and the new INT scaling now adds even more Skill Crit Chance on top of that raw damage profile. Swirling Whirlpool gets brief Parry windows on every strike and deals 25% more damage while armor remains, while Blazing Descent can set up Ignite for Tidal Detonation's 20% bonus damage. Tidal Detonation is the payoff: seven homing projectiles with x17.9 listed damage, backed by full +20% skill-damage Mastery, +4 Intelligence, and -5% skill cooldowns. The ceiling is S-tier nasty, but 200 HP, 0 VIT, stationary casts on Blazing Descent and Tidal Detonation, plus the harsher 10% multi-hit decay make A Tier the more consistent placement.
Forge Archon Celestial A Tier Archetype: Ranged How to obtain: Class Summon HP 230ATK 51STR +2INT +11DEX +14LCK +1VIT +2	Three of the four skills give Parry or Dodge protection, which is excellent for a class already capable of fighting at range. Supreme Cell Blades combines huge sweeping coverage with repeated Parry protection, while Hrunting gives vertical repositioning and defensive frames. Mastery adds +20% damage to every skill, +4 Dexterity, and -5% cooldowns, so its protected rotation scales very cleanly. 230 HP is the problem. Forge Archon feels fantastic until one badly timed lock-in reminds you that the health bar is basically decorative.
Hellfiend Exotic A Tier Archetype: Ranged How to obtain: Twin Jackal or Hellfiend Bundle HP 260ATK 60STR +8INT +7DEX +20LCK +8VIT +4	Blacktrail Fusillade combines x10.5 listed damage, forward movement, stagger, and Dodge protection, while Dreadhound Pact gives Hellfiend a second protected ranged attack. Gravewheel stores two charges and covers the area around you, while Twin Jackal Requiem unloads a 22-hit, x20.625 listed barrage for serious front-loaded pressure. Mastery gives all four skills +20% damage, +4 Dexterity, and -5% cooldowns, so the class keeps scaling well after an already excellent 60 ATK and +20 DEX starting point. Update 1.5 is the catch: reduced DEX evasion and 10% multi-hit decay hit Hellfiend harder than most classes because so much of its damage comes from 7-, 9-, and 22-hit attacks. Still excellent, just short of S.
Honored One Exotic A Tier Archetype: Magic How to obtain: Boss Rush Rare Drop or Crafting HP 200ATK 52STR +5INT +15DEX +5LCK +14VIT +0	Blue pulls enemies together while dealing continuous damage and keeps you fully invulnerable throughout, excellent setup for both solo and group play. Infinity can give 20 seconds of 50% damage reduction plus attack and movement speed, or instantly heal 20% Max HP and another 5% over time. Red's tap and hold flexibility plus Hollow Purple's long-line burst give the class strong answers at multiple ranges. Mastery boosts the full skill set, adds +4 Intelligence, and reduces all skill cooldowns by 5%, which improves both its damage cycle and access to its utility.
Jetstream Exotic A Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Jetstream NPC Quest Completion HP 380ATK 51STR +14INT +0DEX +14LCK +0VIT +12	Every single move carries Dodge or Parry protection. Add 380 HP and +12 VIT, and Jetstream is one of the hardest melee classes to punish during a normal rotation. The kit is fast, mobile, and responsive, with very little of the awkward startup that gets slower melee classes clipped. Mastery adds +20% to every skill, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, so its uptime gets even better as you level it. The reason it sits in A now is ceiling, not safety. x4.0-x5.0 multipliers are solid, but the S-tier bruisers pair similar protection with much nastier damage or utility.
Kage Legendary A Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 260ATK 45STR +10INT +10DEX +10LCK +0VIT +4	Kage is ridiculously safe for a Legendary: all four skills come with Dodge or Parry coverage. Heart Stab can chain across up to three additional enemies above 20% HP, making it fantastic for jumping through dungeon packs. Fists of Ruin is a 24-hit barrage with Parry throughout, so you can maintain pressure without donating your health bar. Mastery gives all four skills +20% damage, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns. The kit scales well, but 45 ATK keeps it below the nastier high-rarity DPS classes.
Shinobi Legendary A Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 290ATK 48STR +12INT +5DEX +12LCK +5VIT +6	Every skill has Dodge or Parry coverage, giving Shinobi excellent defensive uptime for a summonable Legendary. Flash Rend has two charges, while Guillotine Drop provides a very comfortable large-AoE answer for packed rooms. Oni Rend hits hard and gains Parry frames during the combo, so you are not forced to trade health for melee pressure. Mastery gives every skill +20% damage, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, but the lower x3.0 and x2.7 scaling on the first two attacks keeps Shinobi in A.
B Tier Good classes with real strengths, but you'll feel the compromises once harder content starts asking questions.
Azure Devil Celestial B Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 275ATK 49STR +13INT +6DEX +12LCK +4VIT +5	Spatial Cut's three charges and Cross Cut's invulnerable dash make the class very good at forcing contact and repositioning. Void Cleave is a wide twelve-hit blender, while Judgement Rush gives the kit a legitimate high-end finisher. Mastery buffs all four skills by 20%, adds +4 Strength, and cuts cooldowns by 5%, so Azure Devil does scale better than its base rotation initially suggests. The problem is still protection: outside Cross Cut, a lot of its best damage asks you to stand there and commit.
Bowman Rare B Tier Archetype: Ranged How to obtain: Class Summon HP 290ATK 48STR +8INT +4DEX +12LCK +10VIT +6	Way better than its Rare tag suggests: Fadeaway Shot, Phantom Stride, and Hail Volley all give Dodge protection. Deadeye has extreme range and a guaranteed critical hit, which gives Bowman a reliable boss poke tool. Mastery adds +20% to all four skills, +4 Dexterity, and -5% cooldowns, making it one of the better low-rarity classes to actually invest in. It still gets outpaced by Archer, Artemis, and the Exotic ranged monsters once you compare endgame damage and utility.
Cursed Child Mythic B Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 305ATK 51STR +14INT +4DEX +9LCK +6VIT +7	Cursed Speech is the big selling point: a wide-area stun that can completely shut down normal dungeon packs. Bosses resist that stun, which removes a lot of the class's unique value in the fights where optimization matters most. Severance gets three charges and Cursed Love gives you a strong rapid-tick ranged option. Mastery buffs every skill by 20%, adds +4 Strength, and trims cooldowns by 5%, but only Hollow Rush gives reliable defensive frames.
Demonbane Celestial B Tier Archetype: Magic How to obtain: Level 50 Battlepass Reward (Free Track) HP 215ATK 54STR +2INT +16DEX +10LCK +1VIT +1	Gravity Well is fantastic dungeon utility: five seconds of dragging nearby enemies together makes Vollzanbel and Catastravia much easier to land efficiently. Catastravia gives Demonbane legitimate wide-area burst rather than making it a pure support and control caster. Mastery adds +20% damage to all four skills, +4 Intelligence, and -5% cooldowns, so the pull-into-nuke loop becomes noticeably smoother. 215 HP with +1 VIT is brutal, and none of the four skills gives meaningful defensive protection.
Divergent Mythic B Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 350ATK 52STR +15INT +7DEX +1LCK +1VIT +10	Tri-Step and Triple Kick have 25% and 35% chances respectively to instantly ready Black Flash, giving Divergent an actual combo loop instead of four unrelated punches. 350 HP and +10 VIT give the class enough bulk to survive its aggressive playstyle. Mastery adds +20% damage to every skill, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, which improves both the Black Flash cycle and its already-solid sustained pressure. Only Tri-Step has meaningful defensive coverage, so RNG and positioning still matter more here than they do on the safer top-tier brawlers.
Flame Bastion Epic B Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 380ATK 42STR +8INT +6DEX +8LCK +6VIT +12	380 HP and +12 VIT make Flame Bastion pleasantly chunky, especially for an Epic. Blazing Reach gives it excellent polearm reach, while Ember Step has two Dodge-protected charges and Pyre Cyclone adds a Parry window. Mastery buffs all four skills by 20%, adds +4 Strength, and cuts cooldowns by 5%, helping its otherwise modest damage profile. The 42 ATK stat and x4.2-x5.0 scaling still keep its clear speed behind the stronger melee classes.
Greatsword Rare B Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 380ATK 51STR +14INT +4DEX +5LCK +5VIT +12	For a Rare, these stats are excellent: 380 HP, 51 ATK, +14 STR, and +12 VIT. Skull Splitter, Great Chase, and Cataclysm all provide defensive frames, so Greatsword is much safer than the usual slow-heavy stereotype. Cataclysm has extreme reach and a guaranteed crit, and Mastery adds +20% to every skill, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns. Slow windups and stationary commitments are still real, and higher-rarity bruisers simply perform the same job faster.
Ronin Rare B Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 320ATK 48STR +16INT +5DEX +10LCK +5VIT +8Stats shown at Class Lv. 8, so don't compare these directly with Lv. 1 rows.	Ichimonji is fully invulnerable, while Swallow Cut and Falling Blossom both give Parry protection, excellent defensive coverage for a Rare. Setting Horizon has two charges and gives the class a reliable dash-combo tool when the protected skills are on cooldown. Mastery buffs every skill by 20%, adds +4 Strength, and cuts cooldowns by 5%, so the kit improves nicely with investment. The class is smooth and mobile, but it lacks the giant AoE, resets, buffs, or absurd multipliers that define higher tiers.
Vacio Celestial B Tier Archetype: Magic How to obtain: Class Summon HP 260ATK 55STR +4INT +17DEX +5LCK +20VIT +4	Flash Step is excellent: three charges, Parry plus iFrames during the dash, and up to three shadow clones that all pile onto a lone target. 55 ATK, +17 INT, and +20 LCK give Vacio a strong offensive stat profile, while Cero Blast and Javelin Toss offer clean ranged burst. Mastery adds +20% to every skill, +4 Intelligence, and -5% cooldowns, so the magic damage curve is solid. The problem is that the other three moves lack protection, and Sonido Barrage roots you in place. Great opener, much shakier full rotation.
C Tier Still playable, but these kits make you work noticeably harder for results that stronger classes get more naturally.
Boxer Epic C Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 290ATK 48STR +12INT +7DEX +8LCK +4VIT +6	Quick Jab's four charges let Boxer stay busy and keep pressure up instead of waiting around for cooldowns. Unfortunately, Gazelle Sweep is the only move with Dodge protection, and most of the kit wants you right in an enemy's face. Mastery does help, with +20% damage on every skill, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, but it only makes a simple kit better at being simple. There is still very little AoE, CC, mobility tech, or utility to compensate for the risk.
Wanderer Mythic C Tier Archetype: Physical How to obtain: Class Summon HP 305ATK 46STR +11INT +11DEX +2LCK +9VIT +7	The kit has respectable coverage: Ink Volley works at range, while Ink Severance and Ink Reckoning handle multi-hit pressure. Ink Mirage is a genuinely good defensive AoE tool with full invulnerability during the effect. Mastery gives every skill +20% damage, +4 Strength, and -5% cooldowns, so its numbers improve at a healthy pace. The issue is that three of four attacks still lack meaningful protection, and the kit has no major CC, reset, buff, or burst gimmick to separate it from the pack.
Witch Gunner Legendary C Tier Archetype: Ranged How to obtain: Class Summon HP 290ATK 45STR +5INT +10DEX +10LCK +9VIT +6	Witch Twist and Thorn Recoil are both good Dodge-protected movement attacks, so the class is not defenseless. Bullet Carnival gives decent area coverage, while Wicked Sabbath offers a longer damage dump if you actually get the room to use it. Mastery adds +20% to every skill, +4 Dexterity, and -5% cooldowns, which helps the rotation but does not change its core limitations. The biggest problem is competition: Archer, Artemis, Forge Archon, and Sinister Trigger all deliver cleaner ranged damage with better safety or stronger payoff.

Stat note: Class stats are shown at Class Lv. 1 unless noted otherwise. Update 1.5: STR now adds +0.25 percentage points of Skill Crit Damage per effective point, INT adds +0.1 percentage points of Skill Crit Chance, DEX Evasion gain is reduced to 0.075, and consecutive hits within a single multi-hit attack now decay by 10%.

How Do You Reroll Classes in Dungeon Lootr?

Since you are reading a Dungeon Lootr Tier List, you probably want to know how to reroll classes in Dungeon Lootr. Head to the Classes section in the lobby area. Once there, use your Spins to roll for new classes. Each normal Spin costs 1,500 Coins. If you want better odds, you can use Lucky Spins, which increase your chances of obtaining higher-rarity classes. Here are the drop rates for both Normal Spins and Lucky Spins.

You can get Spins and Lucky Spins by progressing through the game or redeeming Dungeon Lootr codes. However, not every class is obtained through Spins. Certain classes can be acquired as dungeon drops, through crafting, from exclusive bundles, or by completing specific NPC quests.

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