Mistfall Hunter Guide: Choosing a First Class

This Mistfall Hunter guide focuses on the first decision every new player makes: which class to learn first. GamesRadar's class overview identifies six available classes and notes that the best choice depends on whether you prefer direct combat, range, magic, stealth, or a slower heavy-hitting style.

Start with the playstyle, not a permanent label

The source describes Mercenary as a flexible sword-and-shield fighter with a hammer option. Blackarrow is the ranged archer, while Sorcerer attacks from range with elemental magic. Shadowstrix is the stealth-focused option, Seer revolves around runes, and Withered Knight uses slower, deliberate attacks.

That makes a simple first-session plan more useful than a universal tier list:

Test before committing

According to the same class overview, players can speak with Dew to change class and use a practice ground to try options without meaningful risk. Treat that as an invitation to test attacks and movement rather than as a promise that every class will feel equally easy on day one.

A practical first-hour checklist

1. Choose a class whose range and pace feel natural.
2. Use the practice ground to compare at least one alternative.
3. Learn its basic attack and evasive movement before chasing a ranking.
4. Revisit the choice when you know whether you prefer solo play, a squad, or a particular weapon style.

Source

• GamesRadar: Mistfall Hunter classes and starter options