Dungeon Lootr Classes Tier List — Best Classes 2026

Picking the right class in Dungeon Lootr is the single biggest decision you'll make. It determines your damage ceiling, how much you can survive, and whether you clear a boss in thirty seconds or spend twenty minutes kiting for your life. With Update 2.5 and the Berserk-inspired Boss Rush Refresh, the roster has shifted hard toward physical bruisers, and the Dungeon Lootr classes tier list looks very different than it did a few months ago.

This guide ranks every relevant class across S, A, B, and C tiers, shows you exactly how to unlock the top options, and breaks down the best aspects and titles for each archetype. Stats below come from community tier lists and player testing, so treat exact multipliers as approximate.

Helpful resources: beginner guide, comprehensive guide, and tier list.

What Changed in Update 2.5

Update 2.5 was a balance overhaul based on community feedback, and it reshaped the meta in two big ways.

The first change is that physical classes got a massive damage injection. Several kits received 50–85% base damage increases, plus higher skill multipliers and larger hitboxes. Classes that were already solid, like Cursed King, Awakened Devil EX, and Jetstream, jumped straight into S tier.

The second change is the new Boss Rush Refresh content. Three new classes arrived — Dragon Slayer, White Hawk, and Hawk Commander — all tied to a new 25-floor route where Floor 15 drops White Hawk and Floor 25 drops Dragon Slayer. The level cap also moved from 200 to 225.

The best part? Community reports confirm these new classes are free-to-play obtainable through direct drops, pity fragments, and quest lines, removing the old paywall complaints.

Dungeon Lootr Classes Tier List Overview

Here's the quick reference table before we dig into each tier. Rankings reflect endgame PvE performance, not early-game ease of use.

S-Tier: The Meta-Defining Classes

Dragon Slayer is the headline addition. It starts with 66 ATK and +24 STR, and its damaging skills sit between x15.0 and x24.0 before Mastery adds another 20% across the board. Greatsword Cyclone keeps Parry active during its 2.5-second spin, Rupture Leap gives Dodge protection, and the Dragon Slayer slam combines x24.0 damage, Parry, and a knockdown. Its Resolve passive stacks up to +30% damage when you take hits.

White Hawk is the faster, more technical option. It runs 60 ATK and +20 STR with skill multipliers of x14.0, x15.0, x16.0, and x24.0. Hawk's Lunge and Hawk of Light both carry Parry frames, while Commander's Step is a Dodge-covered x16.0 dash. Its Untouchable passive grants up to +15% Crit Chance and +15% Movement Speed per successful parry.

Cursed King received one of the most absurd damage passes in the patch. Skills now sit at x14, x14, x20, and x24, with an Ultimate reaching x85. Three core attacks still give full invulnerability, so the damage spike didn't cost you safety.

Anti Magic is now a 410 HP bruiser with +14 VIT, a 3-second stun on Black Divider, and multipliers of x7.5, x8.5, x10.5, and x12.5. Just remember Black Hurricane is still the greed button.

A-Tier: Strong, With One Catch

Hawk Commander is the easiest of the new trio to get since it comes from normal class spins. Commander's Sweep is a protected x12.0 opener, Falcon Thrust is a Dodge-covered x14.0 dash, and Hawk Captain's Assault mixes Parry with a Dodge frame during its x22.0 rush. Its Unbroken Vanguard passive grants +3% damage and +3% damage reduction per nearby enemy, up to five — which is fantastic in packed rooms but nearly worthless against a lone boss.

Dark Professor got exactly the fixes it needed: 25% less startup and endlag on every skill, and Skill 1 no longer roots you. Multipliers are up to x6, x7.5, x12, and x24. It still lacks real Dodge or Parry frames, which is why it sits in A rather than S.

Cryomancer runs multipliers of x8.5, x9, x15, and x13 with larger hitboxes on Skills 2 and 3. No defensive frames, so positioning matters.

B and C-Tier: Where They Fall Short

How to Unlock the Best Dungeon Lootr Classes

Unlock methods vary a lot, and some of the strongest classes are surprisingly accessible.

For the new Berserk classes, the pity system is the real quality-of-life win. You earn Dragon Slayer Fragments from eligible clears and can exchange them directly, so a bad RNG streak doesn't lock you out forever.

If you're farming Exotic materials for class quests, here's where to look:

• Exotic Shattered Armor — Underworld Gate Nightmare and Endless, 8% chance from the Igris secret boss
• Exotic Essence — Underworld Gate Nightmare at 5% on completion, or Challenge Mode bosses at 30%
• Exotic Ore — Challenge Mode at 35% from Igris (wave 30+), or Underworld Gate Nightmare at 15%

Best Aspects and Titles for Each Archetype

Aspects and titles can swing your damage by a huge margin, so don't ignore them.

A few notes on how these interact:

• Tempest is the default pick for almost any damage-focused build.
• Umbral shines on magic classes with reset potential, like Dark Professor.
• Phantom pairs beautifully with parry-heavy weapons, including the new White Hawk and Hawk Commander.
• Sanguine offers lifesteal if you're struggling to survive, but once you learn to kite, damage boosts outperform it.

The The Storm title requires reaching Mastery 50 on Awakened Devil EX, so it's a long-term goal rather than a quick fix.

Which Class Should You Pick?

It depends on what you want to do.

If you want the strongest raw DPS: Dragon Slayer or Cursed King. Both have enormous multipliers and enough protection to actually use them.

If you want a skill-based, high-skill-ceiling pick: White Hawk. Its Untouchable passive rewards parrying aggressively, and three protected attacks give it great uptime.

If you're a magic player: Honored One, Necromancer, or Moon Witch. Necromancer in particular got a huge buff — its skeleton army now scales to nine summons using 100% of your base HP and 55% of your damage.

If you're just starting out: Demonbane from the free Battlepass track is beginner-friendly and now hits much harder after the patch. Divergent and Boxer are also common early picks, though both fall off later.

If you want a safe bruiser: Dreadlord. 500 HP, +20 STR, and +20 VIT is absurd baseline value, and Crimson Rush is fully invulnerable.

Final Thoughts

The Dungeon Lootr classes meta in Update 2.5 heavily favors physical bruisers with Parry and Dodge coverage baked into their kits. Dragon Slayer and White Hawk are the new benchmarks, but long-standing picks like Cursed King, Anti Magic, and Dreadlord remain fully competitive. If you've been sitting on a magic build, this is a good time to branch out — or at least grind toward Dark Professor's improved rotation.

For official patch notes and drop tables, check the Dungeon Lootr Roblox game page, and keep an eye on the community Discord since detailed change logs often land there first.