Wrath of Celestials is an open-world action MMORPG that features a portrait-stylized world exploration. Players can complete certain quests, redeem rewards, and participate in fun co-op dungeons with large-scale boss fights. Show your prowess and fighting capabilities in the PvP game modes. One of the more important factors which decides the outcomes of any fight is the type of class a player chooses. While each class is strong in their own right, some stand stronger than others.

This class tier list for Wrath of Celestials ranks the different available classes based on their performance in different PvE and PvP game modes!

S		NAME	TYPE	FORMS
		Astrologer	Long-ranged	Witch of Icemoon, Fire Dancer, Starlight Priest
		Dragon Rider	Melee-ranged	Thunder Warrior, Red Dragon Rider, Swift Lancer
		Gunslinger	Long-ranged	Gunfighter, Pellet Maniac, Falcon’s Eye

A		NAME	TYPE	FORMS
		Mage	Spear	Ice Mage, Mad Arcanist, Elemental Emissary
		Ranger	Blade	Quill Ranger, Hurricane Archer, Eagle-Eye Hunter

B		NAME	TYPE	FORMS
		Knight	Melee-ranged	Fury Warrior, Holy Shield Vanguard, Holy Knight
		Barbarian	Melee-ranged	Crimson Axe, Winter’s Blade, Warrior of Light

S Tier Classes

Let’s take a look at all of the classes in this tier:

Astrologer Class

The Astrologer is a long-ranged class in Wrath of Celestials. It has 3 different sub-classes – Witch of Icemoon, Fire Dancer, and Starlight Priest. This class excels at dealing damage from afar, self boosting own attack, and sustaining itself with constant heals. Like any class in Wrath of Celestials, players can tune which way they want to customize their character. Choosing the Witch of Icemoon or Fire Dancer sub-class can lead to damage increase, while choosing Starlight Priest leads to more heals and recovery for the team.

Dragon Rider Class

The Dragon Rider is a melee-ranged class in Wrath of Celestials. It has 3 different sub-classes – Thunder Warrior, Red Dragon Rider, and Swift Lancer. This class excels at consistent DPS, and can chase down enemies fast with its quick agility. Despite being a melee-ranged class, you will have no problem in keeping up with the enemies. This class can diverge further into a more utility option with the Red Dragon Rider, or more damage options with Thunder Warrior and Swift Lancer. In our opinion, the Thunder Warrior deals more damage, thanks to multiple AOE abilities.

Gunslinger Class

The Gunslinger is a long-ranged class in Wrath of Celestials. It has 3 different sub-classes – Gunfighter, Pellet Maniac, and Falcon’s Eye. This class is the best if you want to deal burst damage from a long-range. Out of the subclasses, Gunfighter offers a more tactical playstyle, with many abilities requiring you to go a shorter distance within the target. Pellet Maniac offers a ton of attack speed and fast re-loading capabilities. Falcon’s Eye lets you snipe enemies from a longer distance, but lacks AOE-damage with its abilities.

A Tier Classes

Let’s take a look at all of the classes in this tier:

Mage Class

The Mage is a long-ranged class in Wrath of Celestials. It has 3 different sub-classes – Ice Mage, Mad Arcanist, and Elemental Emissary. Mages are adept at fighting with multiple elements, and each one able to deal different types of damage. They can often even beat Dragon Riders in damage numbers, depending on how they are built. Out of the sub-classes, Mad Arcanist provides both single target and AOE-targeted abilities with good damage attributes.

Ranger Class

The Ranger is a long-ranged class in Wrath of Celestials. It has 3 different sub-classes – Quill Ranger, Hurricane Ranger, and Eagle-Eye Hunter. As the name itself might suggest, Rangers are agile and potent damage dealers that can deal consistent DPS to the enemy. They have a mixed cast of ranged and channeling type abilities that can deal AOE damage. Depending on the sub-class you choose, you can optimize rangers to be an attack speed DPS, or be a burst damage dealer.

B Tier Classes

Let’s look at all of the classes in this tier:

Knight Class

The Knight is a melee-ranged class in Wrath of Celestials. It has 3 different sub-classes – Fury Warrior, Holy Shield Vanguard, and Holy Knight. Knights are often recommended to beginners due to their simplistic playstyle. It’s easy to control them, and they have tons of vital stats that are used for survival. Although they deal lesser damage, they can absorb a ton of damage. If you want damage, opt for the Fury Warrior sub-class that can decimate enemies in melee-range.

Barbarian Class

The Barbarian is a melee-ranged class in Wrath of Celestials. It has 3 different sub-classes – Crimson Axe, Winter’s Blade, and Warrior of Light. Barbarians are often called out as the most violent class of all, but they lack any additional stats besides strength. While their attacks hit heavy, they are very focused on a single target, and they can get easily overpowered against swarms of enemies. Even so, you can opt to go for the Warrior of Light sub-class to gain certain AOE-damaging abilities.

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