Mistfall Hunter All Classes | Traits, Skills & How to Choose

List of All Classes

Mistfall Hunter has 6 classes for you to choose from, each with its own weapons, strengths, and playstyle. Not sure which one fits you? This guide breaks down every class, from their weapon types to their strengths and weaknesses, so you can pick the one that actually matches how you want to play.

Mercenary

Mercenaries are known for their robust physical condition and combat skills. If you want a class that thrives in a straight-up brawl, this is your pick! You're built for close-range fighting, swinging hammers or a sword and shield to trade blows head-on rather than dance around a fight.

Blackarrow

Blackarrow keeps enemies at arm's length with a bow-based kit built around rapid shots, charged arrows, and special projectiles. They have skills like Scattershot, Rapid Arrows, Impact Grenade, Soundwave Arrow, Lightning Arrow, and Concussive Arrow. These give you room to shift between burst damage, area control, and crowd control depending on the fight.

Stealth and mobility skills round out the class, perfect for players who prefer to reposition safely after a big hit and line up your next shot instead of getting caught out in the open.

Shadowstrix

Shadowstrix's expertise lies in stealth and speed. You'll lean on abilities like Sneak, Crow Storm, Shadow Strike, Flurry Strike, Phantom Shift, and Bloody Blade Dance to slip in, land fast melee hits, and get back out before anyone can punish you for it.

Shadow Veil and other afterimage effects add another layer on top, letting you bait attacks or vanish mid-fight so you can keep pressuring enemies without eating damage back.

Sorcerer

The Sorcerer's strength is ranged spellcasting, chanting and gesturing their way through ice, fire, lightning, barrier, and gravity magic to control a fight from a distance.

They are not a pure glass cannon, though. Arcane defenses and mobility tools give you a way out of dangerous spots, so surviving as a Sorcerer comes down to timing your casts and knowing when to reposition instead of standing still and slinging spells.

Seer

Seers are hunters who never stopped believing the gods would return, even after the world fell apart. That conviction became a power source, and Seers use it to buff allies while punishing the corrupted creatures still haunting the ruins.

Where Seer really stands out is its range of support options. You can shield allies, hide them from enemies, or stop a lethal hit outright, or flip to a more aggressive kit that pins enemies down and blinds them with bursts of light. Seers are also the only class that commands both light and wind. However, the tradeoff for this is their mobility.

Withered Knight

Withered Knight is built as a frontline class that uses Polearm and Shield. They have the unique ability to rescue downed teammates from range. This class gets a real boost in build variety, whether you want to focus on damage output or hold the line and keep your squad alive.

Best Class for Beginners

Still deciding which class to start with? Mercenary offers the best mix of offense and defense for new players, while classes like Sorcerer and Seer are better saved for later once you've got more experience.

Strongest Classes for Solo / Multiplayer

Can you Change Class?

You can change classes at any time. Switching is simple in Mistfall Hunter: head to camp, talk to Dew, and select the switch class option. A few other factors are worth weighing before you switch, like the cost and adjustment, so pick carefully.

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