Dungeon Lootr Class Tier List Wiki

If you’re jumping into Dungeon Lootr on Roblox and feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of classes available, you’re not alone. The game throws a lot at you, different rarities, different playstyles, and a reroll system that can either bless you with an Exotic or leave you stuck with something you’ll regret investing in.

This tier list breaks down every class in the current meta, explains why certain classes dominate, and helps you figure out where to spend your Spins and Lucky Spins.

Roblox Dungeon Lootr Tier List

S Tier Classes

There are eight classes in S Tier right now, and they all share one common trait, they offer a combination of offensive power and defensive utility that makes them incredibly reliable. Here’s a detailed breakdown of each one.

Sinister Trigger (Exotic)

Sinister Trigger is arguably the best class in Dungeon Lootr right now. It has everything you could want, mobility, survivability, and devastating damage output. The class relies heavily on Dodge frames to stay alive, which means skilled players can avoid most incoming damage while maintaining constant offensive pressure.

The Crossfire ability is what really pushes this class over the edge. When you trigger it, you enter an enhanced state that increases your damage output significantly. Combine that with Showstopper and Rainstorm, both of which have a chance to reset after use, and you have a class that can chain aggressive plays indefinitely.

The real killer is Hysteria, which scales into a devastating finisher at high combo counts. If you can maintain your combos, Sinister Trigger rewards you with sustained damage that most other classes simply can’t match.

Cursed King (Exotic)

Cursed King is a beginner-friendly class that also happens to be one of the strongest options in the game. Multiple skills in its kit grant invulnerability, which means you can maintain offensive pressure without worrying about incoming attacks. That’s a huge advantage, especially in chaotic boss fights where dodging can be difficult.

The Cleave Rush and Cleaving Rush abilities deal heavy damage through projection-based attacks. This gives the Cursed King excellent range and makes it easy to clear out ranged enemies or chip away at bosses from a safe distance.

Fuuga rounds out the kit by creating an AoE damage field, which deals sustained damage to any enemies caught inside. If you’re new to Dungeon Lootr and want a class that will carry you through content without requiring frame-perfect timing, Cursed King is the pick.

Awakened Devil EX (Exotic)

Awakened Devil EX is a mobility-focused class that excels in boss fights. Mirage Chase gives you four invulnerable dashes with a wide range, providing both protection and repositioning potential. That’s incredibly valuable when you need to dodge telegraphed attacks or close the gap on a distant enemy.

Lunar Phase is the burst damage tool, unleashing a six-strike barrage that can chunk down enemies quickly. Spatial Divide and Sky Crash are solid supplementary skills that keep the pressure on while allowing you to stay mobile throughout the fight. If you like hit-and-run playstyles with high burst potential, Awakened Devil EX delivers.

Streamline (Celestial)

Streamline is one of the few Celestial-rarity classes that can compete with the Exotics in S Tier. What makes it special is the parry frames across most of its skills. Flowing Dance, in particular, provides full invulnerability while dealing sustained damage. That combination of offense and defense in a single move is incredibly powerful.

The synergy between Surface Slash, Water Wheel, and Flowing Dance is what pushes Streamline into S Tier. Surface Slash has a chance to reset both Water Wheel and Flowing Dance, which allows you to perform devastating combos repeatedly.

Constant Flux deals heavy damage across eight consecutive strikes while retaining Parry protection, making it excellent for clearing waves of enemies. If you’ve pulled Streamline, you have a class that can carry you through most content in the game.

Jetstream (Exotic)

Jetstream stands out because every single skill in its kit provides either Parry or Dodge protection. That’s unusually consistent defensive coverage, and it makes the class incredibly safe to play even in difficult content.

The offensive side of the kit is just as impressive. Blade Flicker, Rising Flicker, and Tempest Edge deliver rapid multi-hit attacks while maintaining strong mobility. Jetstream Sheath is the standout move, combining a directional dash with an attack and Dodge frame.

That allows safe engagement and repositioning in the same move, which is invaluable in fast-paced fights. If you want a class that feels fluid and rewards aggressive play without punishing mistakes too harshly, Jetstream is an excellent choice.

Shadow Vagrant (Exotic)

Shadow Vagrant excels at crowd control and survivability. Flickering Step deals heavy damage with wide AoE attacks while allowing you to parry incoming attacks, which significantly improves your survivability during wave-based encounters.

Rolling Crescent has Parry protection throughout its six-hit attack and covers a broad area, making it reliable for clearing groups.

The Mutilate ability is what really sets Shadow Vagrant apart. It immobilizes enemies and makes them vulnerable to devastating combos.

That kind of lockdown is incredibly valuable in both PvE and any competitive content the game offers. If you enjoy controlling the battlefield and dictating the pace of fights, Shadow Vagrant deserves your attention.

Dreadlord (Exotic)

Dreadlord is one of the best close-range classes in the game. Crimson Rush provides full invulnerability while dealing damage, which makes aggressive plays much safer than they would be otherwise. Dread Vortex deals heavy sustained damage while providing Parry protection, and it pairs beautifully with Rose Cataclysm for burst damage.

What makes Dreadlord truly shine is its ability to clear grouped-up enemies instantly. If you find yourself surrounded by mobs, Dreadlord can wipe them out before they have a chance to fight back.

That kind of AoE clear speed is incredibly valuable in dungeon content where enemy density can get overwhelming.

Anti Magic (Exotic)

Anti Magic is the raw damage pick. If you want to see big numbers and clear enemies as fast as possible, this is the class for you. Twelve-Fold Cleave and Black Divider deal heavy burst damage through multi-hit attacks while providing Parry protection, which makes sustained offense much safer.

The real showstopper is Black Divider Final, which creates a massive area of continuous damage for four seconds. That’s a long time to be dealing damage in a game where fights can be fast-paced, and it makes clearing grouped enemies almost effortless.

Anti Magic doesn’t have the same defensive utility as some other S Tier picks, but its raw damage output more than makes up for it.

A Tier Classes

The A Tier consists of ten classes that are all very good but have specific weaknesses or requirements that hold them back from S Tier. Some of them are harder to use, others have specific matchup problems, and a few just lack that extra edge in defensive utility. Here’s what you need to know about each one.

Founder (Exotic)

Founder is an interesting case because it has incredible single-target burst damage but lacks the consistent AoE clearing power of the S Tier picks. Somersault Crash can deal heavy damage to a single target, which is great for boss waves.

Thousandfold Thrust and Cyclone Sweep deal multi-hit damage and keep enemies pinned, which helps with crowd control.

The problem is that the kit requires proper timing and execution to be effective. Most of the damage comes from single-target skills, which means you need to be precise with your targeting and positioning. If you’re skilled enough to handle that, Founder can perform extremely well. It’s just not as forgiving as the S Tier options.

Honored One (Exotic)

Honored One has excellent crowd control through its Blue ability, which continuously pulls nearby enemies together before detonating. That’s incredibly useful for setting up AoE combos and clearing groups efficiently.

Infinity provides damage reduction alongside attack-speed, movement-speed, and maximum-health buffs, which gives the class solid survivability.

The downside is that the moveset takes practice to master. Your damage output depends heavily on executing combos properly, and if you mess up your timing, you’ll notice the drop in performance. Honored One is a high-skill-ceiling class that rewards dedication but punishes sloppy play.

Unrestricted (Celestial)

Unrestricted is one of the most unique classes in Dungeon Lootr because it lets you switch between weapons and adapt your attacks to different situations.

Killer Instinct, Domain Shatter, and Killer Cadence all contribute to this versatile playstyle. If you can master the weapon-switching mechanic, you have a class that can handle almost anything.

The catch is that this versatility comes at the cost of accessibility. Switching between Sword and Spear requires proper timing and execution, and it’s not beginner-friendly at all.

If you’re willing to put in the time to learn the kit, Unrestricted can be incredibly rewarding. If you just want to pick up a class and start clearing content, you might find it frustrating.

Forge Archon (Celestial)

Forge Archon excels at long-range combat. Craze Wing and Supreme Cell Blades deal heavy damage with multi-hit attacks and broad coverage. Twin Projection and Hrunting allow you to reposition while dealing damage effectively over long distances. If you like kiting enemies and picking them off from range, this is a solid choice.

The weakness is that Forge Archon struggles against mobile enemies. Most of its damage comes from line attacks, which means fast-moving targets can dodge your damage if you’re not careful.

Against stationary or slow enemies, Forge Archon is excellent. Against highly mobile bosses, you’ll have to work harder to land your hits.

Demonbane (Celestial)

Demonbane is an AoE specialist. Catastrovia creates a damage field over a huge area, making it highly effective against groups.

Gravity Well pulls nearby enemies toward its core, setting up targets for devastating combo setups. If you enjoy controlling enemy positioning and dealing damage to multiple targets at once, Demonbane delivers.

The drawback is that Gravity Well itself deals no damage. Its effectiveness depends entirely on your ability to chain it into other abilities. If you use Gravity Well and then fail to follow up with damage, you’ve wasted the setup. That makes Demonbane a class that requires good combo awareness.

Azure Devil (Celestial)

Azure Devil is a solid all-rounder with good mobility. Cross Cut provides an invulnerable forward dash with three wide attacks, allowing safe repositioning while dealing damage.

Void Cleave and Judgment Rush are multi-hit skills that can wipe out enemies quickly. The damage output is respectable, and the mobility is useful in boss fights.

The main weakness is the lack of defensive protection outside of Cross Cut. While you’re using your other skills, you’re vulnerable to incoming attacks. That means you need to be careful about when you commit to your combos. Azure Devil is a good class, but it requires more caution than the S Tier options.

Artemis (Celestial)

Artemis is a ranged specialist with excellent mobility. Twin Bolt and Tempest Strike grant repeated Dodge frames while applying multi-hit ranged pressure. Moonfall and Stormfire are excellent ranged skills that let you deal damage while staying mobile. If you enjoy the archer playstyle, Artemis is one of the best ranged options in the game.

The downside is that ranged combat requires proper positioning. If you get caught out of position, you’ll struggle to deal consistent damage.

Artemis also lacks the raw burst damage of some melee classes, which means fights can take longer. It’s a solid pick, but it demands good spatial awareness.

Cursed Child (Mythic)

Cursed Child is a crowd control specialist that happens to be one of the best Mythic-rarity classes in the game. Cursed Speech can freeze and stun every enemy in a wide area, which is incredibly powerful for controlling the battlefield.

Hollow Rush and Severance let you deal damage while staying mobile, making it easier to reposition and avoid attacks.

The problem is that the overall DPS is low compared to higher-rarity classes. You’re trading damage for control, and while that’s useful in certain situations, it means fights take longer. Cursed Child also requires proper combo execution for maximum impact, so it’s not the easiest class to master.

Wanderer (Mythic)

Wanderer is an AoE-focused Mythic class. Ink Mirage provides Dodge protection while creating a damage field that deals heavy AoE damage.

Ink Volley and Ink Reckoning deal consistent damage, allowing you to maintain pressure against multiple enemies. It’s a solid pick for clearing waves.

The issue is that most of Wanderer’s major attacks lack defensive protection. Outside of Ink Mirage, you’re vulnerable while using your skills.

That means poor timing is heavily punished, and you need to be careful about when you commit to your offense.

Kage (Legendary)

Kage is one of the best Legendary-rarity classes in the game. Shadow Step and Heart Stab provide teleportation and Dodge frames, giving excellent mobility and repositioning.

Fists of Ruin performs a 24-hit barrage with Parry protection throughout, which is impressive for a Legendary class.

The downside is that much of Kage’s strongest offense requires close-range engagement. You need to be in the enemy’s face to deal damage, which makes positioning crucial.

If you can manage that, Kage performs well above its rarity. If you struggle with close-range combat, you’ll find it frustrating.

B Tier Classes

The B Tier contains nine classes that can handle most content but have noticeable weaknesses. They’re not bad, but they require more effort to achieve the same results as higher-tier options.

Assassin (Epic)

Assassin has some interesting defensive tools. Flickering Shadows grants invisibility and untouchability for 2.5 seconds, which is a great way to avoid incoming attacks. Chasing Spire, Cross Slash, and Phantom Swarm have rapid multi-hit attacks with Parry and iFrame protection. On paper, that sounds like a solid kit.

The problem is that Assassin’s strongest attacks require precise close-range execution. Mistakes are heavily punished despite the defensive tools, which makes the class less forgiving than it appears. If you’re skilled enough to maximize the defensive windows, Assassin can work. If not, you’ll find yourself dying a lot.

Ronin (Rare)

Ronin is one of the better Rare-rarity classes. Ichimonji grants a fully invulnerable double strike that can wipe multiple enemies. Falling Blossom can unleash deadly attacks with strong burst damage when positioned correctly. For a Rare class, that’s impressive.

The weakness is Setting Horizon, which has no defensive frames. That makes one of Ronin’s key multi-hit attacks risky to use, because you’re vulnerable while executing it. If you can time your attacks carefully, Ronin is a solid early-game pick. Just don’t expect it to carry you through endgame content.

Greatsword (Rare)

Greatsword is another solid Rare pick. Skull Splitter and Cataclysm deal solid damage with good range. Blazing Spiral performs a six-hit circular attack with heavy AoE damage. If you’re just starting out and need something reliable, Greatsword works.

The downside is that Blazing Spiral has no defensive protection. You’re completely vulnerable during the combo, which can get you killed in tougher fights. Greatsword is fine for early progression, but you’ll want to upgrade to something better eventually.

Flame Bastion (Epic)

Flame Bastion has a mix of defensive and offensive tools. Pyre Cyclone and Ember Step provide both Parry and Dodge protection, giving defensive utility during combos. Ashen Onslaught deals heavy damage with a five-strike assault, and Blazing Reach lets you close the gap on enemies.

The issue is that Blazing Reach and Ashen Onslaught lack defensive frames. You’re vulnerable during some of your most important attacks, which makes timing crucial. Flame Bastion is a decent Epic pick, but it’s not as consistent as some other options.

Vacio (Celestial)

Vacio is one of the lower-ranked Celestial classes. Flash Step grants Parry protection and summons shadow clones for additional damage. Sonido Barrage deals sustained damage, making it easier to clear grouped enemies. It’s not bad, but it’s not exceptional either.

The problem is that several attacks lack defensive protection, making Vacio less versatile than other Celestial picks. You have to be more careful about when you commit to your offense, which reduces the class’s overall effectiveness.

Divergent (Mythic)

Divergent has an interesting mechanic with Black Flash resets. Tri-Step and Triple Kick can trigger instant Black Flash resets, boosting offensive prowess. Black Flash and Black Flash Combo provide strong burst through heavy strikes and a seven-hit finisher.

The downside is that Black Flash has no defensive protection. The high-damage commitment is vulnerable to interruption, which means you can get punished if you use it at the wrong time. Divergent is a high-risk, high-reward class that requires careful timing.

Witch Gunner (Legendary)

Witch Gunner is a ranged class with good mobility. Witch Twist and Thorn Recoil provide Dodge protection while keeping you mobile during attacks. Bullet Carnival and Wicked Sabbath deal heavy damage with multi-shot barrages over solid range.

The issue is that Bullet Carnival and Wicked Sabbath lack defensive protection. You’re exposed while using your hardest-hitting abilities, which can be dangerous in close-quarters fights. If you can maintain distance, Witch Gunner works well. If enemies close the gap, you’re in trouble.

Shinobi (Legendary)

Shinobi has some impressive offensive tools. Flash Rend and Guillotine Drop have Dodge-based attacks with strong AoE damage and mobility. Oni Rend has a devastating four-hit combo with a dash to close the gap quickly.

The weakness is Kurogiri, which has a shorter Dodge window than ideal. That makes Shinobi less versatile overall. It’s still a solid Legendary pick, but it requires careful timing to get the most out of it.

Archer (Legendary)

Archer is a ranged class with multiple attacks that have Dodge protection. Divine Volley unleashes nine volleys with hard lock-on tracking, which is excellent for dealing sustained ranged damage. If you enjoy keeping enemies at a distance, Archer is a viable option.

The problem is that Archer isn’t powerful enough for long-term progression. It works fine for early and mid-game content, but you’ll eventually need to switch to something with more damage or defensive utility.

C Tier Classes

The C Tier contains two classes that have major weaknesses holding them back.

Bowman (Rare)

Bowman has good range with Fadeaway Shot and Deadeye, and Deadeye guarantees a critical hit for decent burst damage. The problem is that the kit has no Parry protection, relying entirely on Dodge frames for defense. The strongest attacks also depend on maintaining distance, which makes positioning crucial. If you get caught in close range, Bowman struggles to survive.

Boxer (Epic)

Boxer has one good skill in Tri-Jab, which performs rapid repeated strikes for sustained combo pressure. The rest of the kit is underwhelming. Only Gazelle Sweep provides Dodge protection, and the class has limited reach and area coverage compared to stronger options. Boxer is usable in early content, but it falls off quickly.

How to Get Classes in Dungeon Lootr

If you’re wondering how to actually acquire these classes, the answer is Spins. Head to the Classes section in the lobby area and use your Spins to roll for new classes.

Each normal Spin costs 1,500 Coins. If you want better odds, Lucky Spins increase your chances of obtaining higher-rarity classes.

Here are the drop rates for both types of Spins:

Rarity	Normal Spin	Lucky Spin
Rare	70%	20%
Epic	20%	40%
Legendary	8%	22%
Mythic	2%	16%
Celestial	0.5%	3%
Exotic	0.05%	0.1%

As you can see, Exotic classes are incredibly rare. Even with Lucky Spins, you’re looking at a 0.1% chance per roll. That’s one in a thousand. If you want an S Tier Exotic, you’re either going to need incredible luck or a lot of patience.

You can earn Spins and Lucky Spins by progressing through the game or by redeeming Dungeon Lootr codes. However, not every class comes from Spins.

Certain classes can be acquired as dungeon drops, through crafting, from exclusive bundles, or by completing specific NPC quests.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best class in Dungeon Lootr?

The best classes right now are Sinister Trigger, Cursed King, Awakened Devil EX, Streamline, and Jetstream. They stand out for their damage output, survivability, mobility, and defensive abilities.

What is the best class for beginners?

Cursed King is the strongest beginner choice. Multiple skills provide invulnerability, and the projection-based attacks deal heavy damage from a safe distance. The Fuuga skill also creates an AoE damage field for sustained damage, making the class forgiving to use while you learn the game.

Are B Tier classes worth using?

Yes, B Tier classes can handle most content effectively. They have weaknesses in areas like damage consistency, defensive protection, range, or versatility, but they’re still viable for progression. If you don’t have access to higher-tier options, a well-played B Tier class will serve you fine.

When is the next Dungeon Lootr update?

The next update is scheduled for September 5. We’ll reevaluate the tier list once the update drops and add any new classes that are introduced.

Can I get Exotic classes without Lucky Spins?

Technically yes, since Normal Spins have a 0.05% chance of giving you an Exotic. But that’s a one in two thousand chance. Lucky Spins double your odds, but even then, the chances are extremely low. Some Exotics may also be available through other means like crafting or exclusive bundles, but Spins remain the primary method.