Want to know the best Solo Hunters classes? While battling through the various portals of this Solo Leveling Roblox RPG, a strong class will really help even the odds. They'll offer you some really great buffs that'll come in handy while slashing through enemies, whether that's extra health or big damage.
But while some of these classes are particularly easy to acquire, others are much rarer. If you're investing hard-earned Class Rerolls so you can hand in your resignation to the Mage guild in hopes of becoming the Tank you always wanted to be, you'll want to make sure it's the right fit for you. To help you move onto brighter pastures that actually fit your build, here's our Solo Hunters tier list for all the classes in the game.
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Solo Hunters classes tier list
Here's an overview of the tier list. Below, we've listed each tier entry in more detail, including the rarity of the class, what playstyle it's suited to, and the stat boosts you'll get for each:
| S Tier | Assassin |
|---|---|
| A Tier | Tank, Mage, Summoner |
| B Tier | Elf |
| C Tier | Knight |
S-tier
Assassin
| Rarity | Stat Boosts | Suited Playstyle |
|---|---|---|
| Mythic | +20% Melee Damage, +20% Health, +20% Magic Damage | An all-rounder that switches between both melee and magic frequently. |
The Assassin is basically the Sung Jin-Woo class, or at least it will be until they add an official Necromancer one. You'll get a little bit of everything, including more damage with your weapons and your magic, as well as a decent health boost. It's everything you want in a class, and will let you be a solid all-rounder, switching between dealing damage at range or up close.
A-tier
Tank
| Rarity | Stat Boosts | Suited Playstyle |
|---|---|---|
| Legendary | +40% Health, +20% Melee Damage | A melee fighter that wants to stand and fight, tanking damage and dealing punishment. |
The Tank class is the best choice for melee-focused players who want to dart right into the fray. It boosts your health, so you can eat more big shots, and gives you higher melee damage, so you can dice through enemies fast. It's currently the best option for those really wanting to focus on swords over spells.
Mage
| Rarity | Stat Boosts | Suited Playstyle |
|---|---|---|
| Legendary | +40% Magic Damage | A magic-user that wants to pour all of their stats and upgrades into abilities they've summoned, casting spells to deal big damage. |
The mage is essentially the opposite of the Tank. If you're only focused on spells, this is the class for you. With a big Magic Damage bonus, you'll be able to sit at range and pack in big damage, eviscerating enemies with your abilities. The only real drawback is that you have to roll a hard-hitting ability to make it count.
Summoner
| Rarity | Stat Boosts | Suited Playstyle |
|---|---|---|
| Epic | +20% Magic Damage, +20% Health | A magic-user that also wants to be able to get up close and personal, tanking damage while casting spells. |
The Summoner may just be an Epic-ranked class, but it's a great counterpart to the Mage, offering an alternate playstyle for spell-slingers. It provides an even split between Health and Magic Damage increases, so it'll suit those wanting to use magic while up close and personal, where they can tank more damage while casting spells. In the end, you're still getting a 40% stat increase, just like the Mage. It's just going into ensuring you're not a glass cannon.
B-tier
Elf
| Rarity | Stat Boosts | Suited Playstyle |
|---|---|---|
| Epic | +25% Magic Damage | A magic-user that wants to deal more damage with their spells. |
The Elf class is largely just a weaker version of the Mage class. Both classes are suited for the same type of player. If you want to sit back and cast spells to pack in punishment, the Elf will suit you, but being locked to just a 25% bonus means you'll want to try and reroll for the mage instead.
C-tier
Knight
| Rarity | Stat Boosts | Suited Playstyle |
|---|---|---|
| Rare | +10% Melee Damage, +10% Health, +10% Magic Damage | An all-rounder that wants a general stat increase while they find their niche. |
The Knight class is arguably the least useful class currently in the game, giving you a minimal stat increase to all your skills. It's better than nothing, but it's essentially a baby version of the Assassin class and not worth keeping hold of. If you have it, cash in your rerolls to try and get something a little spicier.
How to reroll class in Solo Hunters
If you need a hand rerolling your class in Solo Hunters, let's quickly run through the process for you:
- When you're in Solo Hunters' overworld, click on the "Stats" button.
- You'll pull up your stats screen. Above the list of your current stats, you'll see a yellow "Reroll" button. Click it.
- You're now in the Reroll screen, so click "Reroll" to spin the wheel and earn a new class.
Rerolls are a limited resource, so you won't be able to spin endlessly. If you need more rerolls, you can always head over to our Solo Hunters codes page. There are several codes on the list that'll net you free rerolls, so you can spin the wheel a good few times and try to earn your ideal class.
Now you have a better idea of what class to aim for, get rolling and then return to the dungeons. It's time to kill some bosses, net some high-quality gear and rival even Sung Jin-Woo in terms of aura-exuding potential. While you're grinding, why not check out some of our other guides, too? We've covered a ton of handy topics in some of Roblox's biggest games, including how to reroll your race in The Forge, tips and tricks for 99 Nights In The Forest, and a beginner's guide to Uma Racing. But if none of those appeal, you can always check out our full list of Roblox guides here.
