Dungeon Quest Reborn Tier List

Players search for a Dungeon Quest Reborn tier list when they need to decide what to equip, farm, or upgrade next. A fixed S-to-D chart is easy to read but can become wrong after a balance patch. This guide uses a role-based framework so you can make a current choice from the tooltips, drops, and results visible in your version of the game.

For the underlying ability checks, see the skills guide and spells guide. For a progression decision, compare the result with the level guide and the dungeons index.

A current, evidence-first tier framework

Use the following tiers for the role you are evaluating. They describe evidence quality and usefulness in your account, not a permanent ranking of every class or item.

Tier	Meaning	Evidence to require
S	Consistently solves the target content	Repeatable clears, clear role fit, current tooltip
A	Strong option with a narrower use case	Several successful tests and a known trade-off
B	Usable while progressing or learning	Works in a suitable difficulty but needs support
C	Situational or not yet tested	Keep testing before spending rare resources

This avoids claiming that an unverified class, skill, or item is universally best. Move an option up or down when your evidence changes.

How to rank a class or build

Score each candidate against the same questions:

Question	Why it affects the tier
Can it clear the intended dungeon consistently?	Failed runs erase expected progress
Does its damage type match the gear?	Mismatched scaling wastes upgrades
Does it have a safe answer for movement or recovery?	Survival can matter more than peak damage
Does it work in solo and party play?	Flexibility makes a build easier to keep
Is the source and tooltip current?	Old data can produce a false meta

Write the dungeon, difficulty, date, and build notes beside your result. Two options tested in different content should not be placed in the same tier without a clear reason.

Tier list by play goal

The “best” choice changes with the job you need to complete.

Goal	Prioritize	Common trade-off
Fast room clears	Area damage and low downtime	May be less comfortable in a boss-only fight
Boss progression	Reliable single-target uptime and movement	Can clear groups more slowly
Safe solo farming	Recovery, defense, and repeatability	Peak clear time may be lower
Party support	Utility that improves team consistency	Personal damage may be less visible
Learning a new dungeon	Forgiving range and mobility	Less damage than a specialist setup

Choose the row that matches your next objective, then test one change at a time.

When to move an option up a tier

An option deserves a higher tier when it repeatedly improves the result you care about. Useful evidence includes:

the same dungeon cleared several times;
fewer deaths without a large time penalty;
a better reward rate over a complete session;
a clear match between tooltip scaling and equipped gear; and
a source that is still visible in the current game.

Do not move an option up because of a single lucky drop, a dated video, or a copied list with no version or test notes.

Beginner tier-list advice

New players usually gain more from a stable, easy-to-use option than from a complicated build with a higher theoretical ceiling. Start in a difficulty you can clear, keep one reliable damage path, and add utility only when it fixes a real problem. The beginner and dungeon guides can help you choose a repeatable test route.

When you have enough evidence, record:

Note	Example
Game version or date	The patch or date visible during the test
Dungeon and difficulty	The exact mode used
Build or item	The option being ranked
Clear time and deaths	The result to compare
Reason for the tier	The role it solved

Dungeon Quest Reborn Tier List - A Practical Way to Rank Builds