Cat Class Tier List Guide
Tier lists are most useful when they tell you how easily a class wins inside a real roster. A class can be rated highly because it scales with common traits, stabilizes weak early fights, or fits many breeding lines. A low-ranked class may still be correct if it completes the exact squad you are already building.
Use S and A tiers as shortcuts for flexible picks, not as proof that every run should force them.
Classes that need narrow support should be drafted only when your items and breeding path already point that way.
When in doubt, choose the class that preserves team structure over the class with the flashier ceiling.
Tier lists are a starting point for decisions, not a replacement for reading the squad you already have.
A good ranking helps you avoid traps, but the final choice should still respect your current items, traits, and role coverage.
The right class at the right time beats the highest class at the wrong time, especially in teams that are already partially committed.
That is the real use of a tier list: narrowing bad options quickly so you can spend more attention on actual team fit.