Our Critical Revengeance Classes guide discusses the best classes to play as in the RPG, including how to unlock them!
There’s a decent selection of Critical Revengeance classes to play as, but which are the best? I’ve compiled a list of my top picks for Pre Gate and Post Gate classes, whilst also shining a light on the runners-up.
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Which classes are the best in both Pre Gate and Post Gate?
These classes can be unlocked before you reach the Mountain Gate and are, in my opinion, the best Pre Gate classes so far.
A popular choice! The classical mage in any RPG is always a top pick. You can unlock the Mage class in the Forest of Stone, which is located once you pass the Grassy Fields.
As a mage, you’ll be wielding orbs left, right, and centre. You have 5 orbs to work with, some of which buff you and your allies, and others deal damage to your enemies. It’s definitely one of the more complicated classes, but it’s incredibly fun.
Another magical ranged class, but this one focuses on the support role. Like the Mage, the Heretic class is located in the Forest of Stone.
The Heretic is largely there to buff allies and debuff enemies, making them a useful addition to your party. The damage you deal and the healing you can do scale off of your Magic level.
Use a book to summon minions that join you in battle. Closing your book regenerates your Mana, and you can also boost your minion’s DMG as you go.
The Pre Gate classes aren’t my top picks, mainly due to how they act in battle, and how the passive abilities aren’t the strongest.
The Combo class is the main starter class! You can unlock this class in the Town of Initia. There’s not much else to say about this class as it quickly gets swapped out as you discover other classes through exploration.
Once you’ve ventured through the Mountain Gate, you can unlock these classes!
A melee class that relies on expertly striking your enemies to inflict status effects, specifically Bleed, Backstab, and Weakness. Unlocked in Sakura Heights, found at the very top of the Great Cliffs.
A popular one! The Katars class is unlocked by visiting the Desert Highlands, which can only be found by using a zip line hidden atop the Greats Cliffs.
As a Katar, you must focus on stacking your hits, and then unleashing them all at once in combat. The more hits you stack, the higher your maximum damage. Even the Critical move utilises maximum damage, alongside stunning your enemies as you lift into the air, and fall back down, expelling your accumulated hits.
Scaling off of your Magic stat, the Railgunner is a notorious class due to its high Magic DMG. You have to stack something called a ‘Mark’ to essentially charge up your Ultimate ability, allowing it to deal 20% more DMG per Mark.
The runners-up, so to speak. There’s nothing wrong with using them, but the classes in the section above are stronger and a lot more interesting.
A Hybrid class that’s unlocked via the Great Cliffs. The Shield class focuses on shielding from attacks and dealing damage towards opponents.
Another ranged class! But instead of magic, you’re wielding arrows. Unlock this class on the Great Cliffs, which is located close to the Mountain Gate.
Combining the usage of orbs and arrows, the Bow class relies on debuffing your enemies and increasing your Arrow Stacks. The more arrows in your stack, the more you can unleash on your opponent with your Critical move.
