Soul Knight Prequel Class Tier List

In this article, we have listed the classes in Soul Knight Prequel from strongest to weakest. Let’s move on to our article.

Soul Knight Prequel Class Tier List

Soul Knight Prequel meta tier class ranking.

Tier 0

• Assassin – Assassins specialize in dealing exclusively Physical Damage and prioritize the Strength and Dexterity stats. They possess various skills designed to approach enemies swiftly and accumulate temporary buffs for impactful singular strikes. Additionally, Assassin’s passive abilities center around leveraging critical hits to gain advantages such as damage boosts and healing, revolving around Exsanguination and the Bleeding status effect.
• Bastion – Bastion is the combined class of Archer and Aegis.
• Elementalist – Elementalist is the combined class of Tempest Mage and Pyromancer.

Tier 1

• Pyroknight – Pyroknight is the combined class of Pyromancer and Warrior.
• Artillerist – Artillerist is the combined class of Pyromancer and Archer. This combination class focuses on dealing ranged damage.
• Ranger – The Rogue class excels in delivering swift bursts of ranged damage, with its key stats being Dexterity (DEX) and Strength (STR). It results from the fusion of the Thief and Archer classes.
• Stormblade – Stormblade is a combined class, made by combining Tempest Mage and Thief.

Tier 2

• Aegis – Aegis is among the six primary classes, primarily influenced by the Strength (STR) Stat.
• Pyromancer – The Pyromancer class is centered around dealing magic damage, particularly fire damage, with intelligence (INT) as its main influencing stat. It serves as a component class in both Pyroshot and Pyroknight classes.
• Archer – The Archer class specializes in inflicting physical damage from a distance, with Dexterity (DEX) being the primary influencing stat. It serves as a component class in both Pyroshot and Rogue classes.
• Tempest Mage – Tempest Mage is among the six primary classes, specializing in magic damage, particularly Cold and Shock. The primary influencing stat for Tempest Mages is Intelligence (INT).
• Thief – The Thief class, a primary choice, excels in dealing Physical Damage and possesses a skill set that enhances Mobility, Crit Chance, and Crit Damage. Although Thieves are typically fragile and not designed for prolonged head-on combat, certain fusion classes enable them to sustain themselves at higher levels through healing skills. Dexterity (DEX) is the primary stat influencing Thieves.

Tier 3

• Animancer
• Soulkeeper – The Soulkeeper class excels in durability, thanks to Aegis skills, making it a top choice for high Provings rankings, despite not having the highest DPS among Animancer classes.However, optimizing this class can be costly, especially when depending on Amaros. The key weapon for Amaros is the legendary Goblin Sacrificial Bow, a weapon consumed permanently upon summoning.This class heavily depends on minions for damage, facing a challenge due to a shortage of legendary gears with required Animancer fatebounds.
• Shinobi – Swift recuperation, formidable clones absorbing lethal hits, and remarkable speed in accumulating bleed effects.Concerns include substats, skill repositioning, slight bulkiness, a notable deduction from the HP cap possibly leading to sudden demise, and challenges in managing situations when clones disappear.
• Heretic – Heretic combines the Animancer and Pyromancer classes in a fusion.
• Warrior – The Warrior class is a foundational choice available during character creation. Warriors specialize in close-range combat, favoring weapons like Swords, Lances, Greatswords, Sword and Shield, and Lance and Shield. Known for their durability, they are relatively straightforward to wield. Although Warriors may lack speed, their damage output is formidable, primarily influenced by the Strength (STR) Stat.
• Stormwarden – Stormwarden is the combined class of Tempest Mage and Aegis.
• Warliege – Warliege is the combined class of Warrior and Aegis.

Tier Ranking Criteria

• T0: This is the highest tier in a tier list, reserved for the most powerful or effective options in the game. Characters or strategies in this tier are considered to be essential picks for competitive play and are often banned in tournaments.
• T1: This tier is just below T0-tier and includes characters or strategies that are still very strong and effective, but not quite as dominant as those in the T0-tier.
• T2: This tier includes characters or strategies that are considered to be average or balanced in terms of their strength and effectiveness. They may have some strengths and weaknesses, but they are not as dominant as those in the higher tiers.
• T3: This is the lowest tier in a tier list, reserved for the weakest or least effective options in the game. Characters or strategies in this tier are often considered to be inferior to other options and may be rarely used in competitive play.