This Shadow Dungeon Classes guide will detail the available classes in the title and their strengths and weaknesses. In a game like this, the decision for the class can be the difference between doing well and failing a run. That’s why I’ll be trying to provide some insight into what each class has in its favour and what playing styles will suffer. Shadow Dungeon is a 2.5D hack and slash action RPG that has been reviewed positively by players over on Steam.
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*Note: The content in this article is accurate as of the time of writing and does not account for any future updates to the game*
Shadow Dungeon Classes Walkthrough
Mage
The Mage, as the name suggests, focuses on magic focused offence. It prioritises crowd controlling to deal with big groups of enemies with better efficiency with a focus on AoE damage. The big drawback is one-to-one and boss fights, the Mage lacks the damage output in these situations.
Paladin
Paladin’s are the easiest class to handle and master but comes with some limitations. It has a shield which can help you avoid damage at the worst moments, it can also be turned into a bit of a tank to just mow through enemies and absorb the blows but this is a strategy that won’t suit everyone.
Ranger
The staple of these games, the ranger focuses on avoiding enemies and picking them off from a distance. They struggle when trapped in melee situations. In Shadow Dungeon especially this class has low health and gets taken out quickly if you aren’t careful.
Necromancer
The Necromancer is potentially the best class of the bunch, capable of summoning foot soldiers the class has some versatility in how you attack and what works best. The additional bodies on your side helps thing out crowds without sacrificing damage and making boss fights a chore.
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