This class is the easiest to play around in 2p where it can actually have a disproportionately large effect on the game more easily. While Music Note and Two-Mini shine in some circumstances, playing this class or Eclipse just feels like you're breaking the game a significant portion of the time.Ĭircles - 4p - 2, 3p - 2, 2p - 4. This class does have one build that shines exclusively at 4p which borders on OP in that setting. The Sun class is another perfectly fine but not OP partner in most parties. Still, he's fine in larger parties as well. The Mindthief thrives in small parties where there are less enemies and thus it's easier for him to approach and/or CC. The Cragheart is another well-balanced party member who does get a bit OP in 2p with a ranged ally. The smaller the party, the less likely that is, thus while the Scoundrel is not worse at 2p, she is harder to fit into a party.Ĭragheart: 4p - 3, 3p - 3, 2p - 4. The Scoundrel is a fine party member for any party that has a melee ally. On top of that, this class has what is probably the best level 9 card in the game.

The Spellweaver starts off kind of slow but once Cold Fire is turned on, becomes a real powerhouse. The Tinkerer is a well-balanced class in 4p parties and gets worse as numbers diminish. The Brute is a very average class and never feels particularly strong or weak at any player count. While they're not a burden, you will often find aspects of this class that make it less preferable than other comparable classes.ġ- The worst of the worst, this class at this player count is rarely going to be fun for you or your party.īrute: 4p - 3, 3p - 3, 2p - 3. Not without its strengths, these classes tend to be unwieldy or unreliable. Neither too strong nor too weak, you'll never have a problem with having this class in your party but it will also rarely stand out.Ģ- A below average class. It's simply not OP and thus it's a 4 instead of a 5.ģ- An average, well-balanced class. This class has little to no weaknesses but has a lot going for it. This class either does everything well (Three Spears) or does one thing, very, very well (Eclipse).Ĥ- I almost always want to bring this class. This class performs noticeably better (at this player count) than other classes. I'm going to use a numbered system, numbering from 5-1.ĥ- I always want to bring this class. I have played vastly more at 2p and 3p than 4p, so while I'm 99% confident in my 2p/3p analysis, I'm more like 90% confident in my 4p analysis. First, disclaimers: this is obviously subjective and based on my own personal experiences and the experiences of people I have talked to.

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