Mage
MediumRanged magic damage
A ranged caster that can attack from outside a boss's immediate swing range while farming groups of monsters.
- Monster farming
- Ranged boss damage
- Players who like spell rotations
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An editorial ranking of the eight Hunting Together RPG classes for solo and party play, based on role clarity, safety and party value. Class data checked October 29, 2026. The developer publishes no numeric ranking, so treat this as a starting shortlist, not an official meta.
Ranged magic damage
A ranged caster that can attack from outside a boss's immediate swing range while farming groups of monsters.
Healing and party support
A support class that keeps a party alive during longer boss fights and makes group hunting more forgiving.
Frontline melee
A straightforward melee class for players who want to stand in front of a boss and learn attack timing.
Ranged single-target
A ranged physical class that rewards steady aim and kiting rather than standing in melee.
Mobile burst damage
A fast, mobile melee class for players who want to weave in and out of danger instead of holding a front line.
Melee burst
A melee class with a more deliberate, high-commitment feel than the Swordsman's basic frontline kit.
Economy and utility
A utility class built around the game's economy and preparation rather than raw frontline damage.
Potion utility and support
A preparation-heavy class tied to potions and utility, useful when a party plans around buffs and sustain.

A party-oriented boss fight is the best reason to check what your class contributes, not only its solo clear speed.
No. The eight class names come from the official Roblox description, but the developer does not publish a numeric ranking. The tiers here are editorial judgments about role clarity, solo safety and party value.
They are best-in-role for different jobs: Mage is the most flexible ranged damage pick for solo farming, while Cleric is the strongest party support pick because it keeps a group alive. Ranking them together does not mean they play the same.
Swordsman and Archer are the easiest to start with because their roles are clear and their range or timing is forgiving. Mage is also beginner-friendly if you are comfortable attacking from a distance.
No. A B-tier class can still finish content; the tier reflects how much a role depends on preparation or party support. Play the class you can use consistently, then improve gear and cards around it.
They can. This list is tied to the dated class record and will be revised when the developer publishes a balance change. Check the updates page before treating an older tier list as current.
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