Source checked July 12, 2026. Current guides support choosing classes by solo, defense, damage, or support role. Exact rankings were not tested in game by ObbyList.
THE CURRENT ROUTE
Choose a class by the job it must do
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Decide whether the run needs damage, survival, control, or team support most.
- 2
Compare classes in that role instead of mixing solo and squad rankings.
- 3
Check the live class kit and cost before spending Credits on an update-sensitive recommendation.
RUN NEED
Decide whether damage, survival, control, or support is missing
Solo clearing puts more weight on personal damage and the ability to stay alive without help. A squad that already kills quickly may gain more from defense, control, or support that prevents the run from collapsing. The same class can therefore look stronger or weaker depending on team size and which job is already covered.
Use the most common reason your runs end. If enemies survive too long, compare damage classes. If you are removed before the damage matters, compare defense or sustain. If groups overwhelm the team, control can be the missing job. If the squad has power but cannot maintain the run, support deserves a real comparison.
KIT CHECK
Read the live abilities and cost before spending Credits
A tier list can assume a particular wave, team, or balance version. Open the current class description and identify which abilities perform the role you selected. Then check the live Credit cost and decide whether the improvement is worth delaying another purchase. A class is not a practical recommendation when its useful kit or current price differs from the guide you read.
Avoid mixing solo and squad rankings without context. Personal damage can carry a solo attempt while team utility becomes more valuable in a coordinated group. ObbyList keeps exact ranks and breakpoints in Checking because the checked sources do not establish one class as best for every player, wave, and team size.
TEST THE ROLE
Judge the class by the problem it was chosen to solve
Run it in a similar mode and watch the named problem. A support choice should help the squad maintain the run; a damage choice should shorten dangerous fights; a survival choice should keep you active longer. If the result does not change, reconsider the fit before buying another update-sensitive recommendation.
SQUAD COVERAGE
Tell teammates which job the class is meant to cover
A squad can make better class choices when players describe roles instead of only tier names. Say whether the pick is meant to provide damage, survival, control, or support, then look for an uncovered job. This reduces duplicated kits and gives the group a reason to change after a failed run. Exact abilities and balance remain live checks, but clear coverage is useful across updates and different owned class pools.
When a player leaves or changes class, run the coverage check again. The earlier choice may no longer solve the most important gap, and a flexible replacement can help more than keeping the original tier order unchanged.
DETAILS NOT YET CONFIRMED
Still checking
- No single class is confirmed as best for every player, wave, and team size.
- Exact costs, abilities, tier ranks, wave breakpoints, and recent balance changes remain Checking.
CHECKED