Solo Hunters is a Solo Leveling-based Roblox game that allows you to slay monstrous enemies in dungeons, level up your character, summon epic powers, and enchant weapons. But although summoning powers and enchanting your weapons certainly helps you in battle, it all starts with your character’s stats and passive bonuses. These are based on your class.
There are six classes available in Solo Hunters at this stage, and they are not all created equal! Some classes are better than others, and one, in particular, stands out above the rest. If you want to know more about classes, like which ones are available, their stats, and how to get them, you will find everything you need to know in this Solo Hunters guide.
Best Solo Hunters Class
Best Solo Hunters Class
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Best Classes Tier List
Solo Hunters Best Class Tier List
Rank
Class
S
Assassin
A
Summoner, Mage, Tank
B
Knight, Elf
S-Rank Class
- Assassin:
- +20% M1 Damage
- +20% Magic Damage
- +20% Health
There is only one S-Rank class in this case, and that is Assassin. The stats simply speak for themselves. There is only one other class that offers buffs in three different categories, and that’s the Knight. The difference is that the Knight class only buffs M1, Magic, and Health by 10%, which is half of what the Assassin class offers.
If you manage to roll yourself the Assassin Class, leave it there! You already won in terms of class, and you will not end up with anything better if you reroll.
A-Rank Classes
- Tank:
- +40% Health
- +20% M1 Damage
- Summoner:
- +20% Health
- +20% Magic Damage
- Mage:
The A-Rank is where most classes fit in. The Mage, Summoner and Tank are all pretty good classes that offer one or more boosts to some pretty important stats. Sure, they don’t boost three at once like the Assassin does, but the Tank makes up for that by boosting Health by double what the Assassin class offers.
Mage does only boost one category, but it’s by 40% rather than 10% or even 20%, so it is still pretty good, especially if you like to focus on magic damage.
B-Rank Classes
- Knight:
- +10% M1 Damage
- +10% Magic Damage
- +10% Health
Only two classes land in the B-Rank—Knight and Elf. Both of these classes are quite common and are often considered the worst. The Elf is a less powerful version of the Mage class, only offering +25% Magic Damage instead of +40%. The Knight, on the other hand, is a less powerful version of the Assassin, only offering 50% of what the Assassin does.
Both classes will serve you decently well throughout the early game, but getting a Reroll should be on your to-do list, because there are much better classes on offer.
How to Reroll Your Class
Luckily, you can change your class in Solo Hunters. To do so, you need to find a specific NPC and enter a code to earn yourself another shot at getting a better class. Check out our Solo Hunters Codes page for updated Reroll codes! It is important to note, though, that you can’t use the same code repeatedly.
To find the Class Reroll NPC, you will want to make your way to the Docks at the very bottom of the map. To get there, head down past the Merchant and keep going until you pass through a basketball court. Keep going straight and you will eventually find yourself at the Docks. Search for a large, grey building to the left of some brown storage containers, and you will find the NPC you’re looking for.
Interact with the NPC and enter a valid code to bring up your class menu. Hit the yellow Reroll button at the top right to reroll your class and cross your fingers for something good! The class result will be random, so there is a chance you might end up with something worse than what you already have. With any luck, though, you just might land on Assassin!
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