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How to Read Rogueblox Class Trees

Updated 2026-09-112 min read

Class trees show a full progression route from Base to Super to Ultra. Read both the rank sequence and the symbols on each connection before treating a branch as a currently available route.

Class rank sequence

Every tree follows this rank order:

RankPosition in a tree
BaseStarting class tier
SuperThe next tier after Base
UltraThe tier after Super

In short, a normal tree is read as:

Base → Super → Ultra

Arrow colors and alignment

Arrow color identifies the alignment of a path.

Arrow appearanceMeaning
Aqua arrow (→ or ↘)Orderly path
Red arrow (→ or ↘)Chaotic path

The class-tree legend also lists Order, Chaos, and Neutral as alignment labels. Use the arrows to identify orderly and chaotic branches; where a tree labels a class or route as Neutral, treat that as its displayed alignment rather than assuming it belongs to either colored path.

Availability and hybrid markers

Two extra markers can change how a branch should be interpreted:

MarkerMeaning
ⓧThe class or path is currently unobtainable in normal gameplay.
HA hybrid-only class or path. It requires progression through two different Base classes.

An H does not simply indicate another one-Base-class upgrade. Confirm that your planned route includes the two different Base classes required for the hybrid branch. Likewise, do not plan around a ⓧ route as a normal obtainable progression option.

Reading a tree in order

  1. Find the Base class at the beginning of the route.
  2. Follow its arrow to the relevant Super class.
  3. Check the arrow color to see whether the branch is orderly or chaotic.
  4. Continue from Super to Ultra.
  5. Check every class and connection for ⓧ or H before choosing that route.
  6. If an H appears, account for the required second Base-class progression rather than treating the branch as a single-base path.

For broader route information, see Rogueblox Class Progression. For the class list itself, visit Rogueblox Classes.