When it comes to identifying the best class in *Dungeon Leveling*, several key factors come into play, such as your progression stage—early, mid, or late game—whether you're playing solo or in a team, and whether you're engaging in PVP or PVE content. This guide will primarily focus on evaluating classes for their effectiveness in mid-to-late-game PVE scenarios within a team setup, while also touching on how well they perform when played solo.
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Table of Contents
- Best Dungeon Leveling Class
- S-Tier Dungeon Leveling Classes
- A-Tier Dungeon Leveling Classes
- B-Tier Dungeon Leveling Classes
- C-Tier Dungeon Leveling Classes
Best Dungeon Leveling Class
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This Dungeon Leveling tier list ranks classes from S-Tier to C-Tier based on their overall utility and importance during mid-to-late-game progression. It's important to note that high damage output alone doesn't equate to being the best class. For example, while the Wizard is the top damage-dealer, without a Healer or Tank, survival becomes nearly impossible.
The rankings are focused solely on PVE performance, with explanations provided for each class’s placement. If you're just starting out, feel free to choose any class that appeals to you visually. Save this tier list for later stages of the game. Solo players will also find notes on how suitable each class is for single-player progression.
S-Tier Dungeon Leveling Classes
| Class | Ranking Reason | Is It Good for Solo? |
|---|---|---|
 Tank | In late-game content, having a Tank is essential. Tanks excel at taunting and stunning large groups of enemies, allowing DPS and Healers to do their job without interruption. They provide critical breathing room for positioning, dealing damage, and recovering resources. With Life Steal builds, Tanks become incredibly durable and hard to kill. | Once Life Steal is stacked, the Tank becomes viable for solo play, especially when pulling enemies together and using stuns. However, its damage output is lower compared to the Warrior. |
 Healer | Similar to the Tank, the Healer is indispensable in mid-to-late-game raids. While optional in early stages, healing becomes crucial as enemy AoE attacks increase and potions can no longer sustain the team alone. A Healer ensures everyone stays alive and performs optimally throughout extended encounters. | Not recommended for solo play due to lack of survivability and offensive capabilities. |
A-Tier Dungeon Leveling Classes
| Class | Ranking Reason | Is It Good for Solo? |
|---|---|---|
 Wizard | The Wizard stands out as the highest damage dealer in the game thanks to powerful base spell damage and wide AoE effects. Fireball and Lightning Chains are particularly effective. However, Wizards rely heavily on Tanks to survive and struggle in solo situations without support. | Very strong in early solo play due to high burst AoE damage but becomes less effective in mid-to-late game without tank support. |
 Warrior | The Warrior offers a balanced mix of decent damage and survivability. With built-in Life Steal, Warriors can serve as secondary tanks while still contributing solid DPS. Their presence helps control enemy aggression and protects more fragile classes like the Wizard. | One of the strongest solo classes, thanks to self-sustain, reliable AoE damage, and durability in close-range combat. |
B-Tier Dungeon Leveling Classes
| Class | Ranking Reason | Is It Good for Solo? |
|---|---|---|
 Assassin | The Assassin is highly skill-dependent. When played well, this class can rival even S-Tier performers. However, lacking natural sustain or defense means success hinges on precise skill usage. Without proper execution, its effectiveness drops significantly. | An exciting choice for solo play once you master its mechanics, though mana management can be an issue without potions or downtime between fights. |
 Ranger (Mid Game) | Rangers perform adequately in early-to-mid-game scenarios with steady DPS and ranged safety. However, their AoE options begin to fall behind as content scales up, making them less ideal for late-game group play. | Effective for solo adventures early-to-mid-game if you can kite enemies effectively, though struggles increase as enemy difficulty rises without tank support. |
