Rogueblox WikiRogueblox Classes: Base, Super, and Ultra Tiers
Class categories
Rogueblox classes are represented in a community-created TierMaker template that groups the game’s class imagery across three named categories:
| Category | Included in the community template |
|---|---|
| Base classes | Yes |
| Super classes | Yes |
| Ultra classes | Yes |
The template contains 44 class images in total. It is useful as a visual reference for comparing the breadth of the class roster represented by that community resource, but it does not establish official class strength, requirements, or progression rules.
Using community tier lists carefully
A tier list is a player-made ranking rather than an official balance guide. Rankings can reflect the template creator’s preferences, the context in which classes are compared, and the state of the game when the list was made.
The available template is labeled as an “update 8/16” list. Treat that label as information about the third-party template, not as confirmation of Rogueblox’s current version or of an official class update.
When using a community ranking:
- Check whether it includes the class category you are considering: base, super, or ultra.
- Compare like with like when possible; a broad list may rank different categories together.
- Do not assume a placement confirms unlock paths, training requirements, costs, or current balance.
- Use the template as a discussion and identification aid, then verify gameplay details through current in-game information.
What is currently documented
The community template supports the existence of a class-listing framework spanning base, super, and ultra classes. It does not provide reliable, sourced details for individual class names, abilities, unlock conditions, stats, or recommended rankings. Those details should not be inferred from the image count or from a tier placement alone.
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