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Best Classes In Unicorn Overlord Ranked
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Best classes in Unicorn Overlord, ranked

So much variety.

There are a plethora of classes that characters can have in Unicorn Overlord, but we’re here to find out the best of the best in this ranked tier list. Both the characters you recruit and the ones you hire will have different classes, all with unique benefits.

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Unicorn Overlord: Best classes, ranked tier list

This strategy RPG has a bevy of unique classes with special abilities and leader effects. While each has its pros and cons, some are just better than others. To make choosing unit formations and characters to recruit easier for you, here are the best classes in Unicorn Overlord, ranked in a tier list.

Best Classes In Unicorn Overlord Ranked Tier List
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S-Tier classes

  • Lord
  • Knight
  • Priestess
  • Hoplite
  • Thief
  • Hunter

These are the classes in Unicorn Overlord that I’ve noticed to be standouts in combat. Alain as the Lord class boasts a well-rounded offensive and defensive class that can protect allies in battle. As the party leader, a Lord can gain extra Valor Points after defeating enemy units.

The Knight is another great class for both offense and defense and is effective against infantry-based enemies like Housecarls. Both Clive and Adel are a part of this class. Then we have the Priestess, which is Scarlett’s class. I like that the Priestess can provide healing assists as the party leader, and she’s good at healing and support skills in general.

Hoplites like Hodrick are excellent defenders with their hulking shields to protect allies from devastating hits in battle. As the party leader, they can also take less damage from ranged assists. The Thief is a favorite of mine since they can evade nearly all attacks and steal PP from enemies. You gain access to this class early on with Travis, but later you can get Gammel as a Thief.

Lastly, Hunters are another S-tier class due to them being able to target foes with high evasion. They’re also effective against flying enemies and can provide ranged assists as the party leader. Rolf serves as a great Hunter character.

A-Tier classes

  • Witch
  • Gryphon Knight
  • Shaman
  • Cleric
  • Warrior

While these may not be as good as the S-tier classes, the A-tier classes are still great in their own right. Witches like Yahna can both deal magick attacks and imbue allies’ attacks with magick. A Witch can also provide magick assists to ally units.

The Gryphon Knight is one of the only few flying classes with high evasion, attack, and magick defense. They’re great for ignoring traps and terrain blockages. Then there’s the Shaman class, which is Selvie’s class, that can debuff enemies and steal PP like the Thief class.

Clerics like Sharon are your essential healers and support characters, but they’re only well suited with high-HP classes, making them less versatile. Warriors are good offensive fighters and they’re one of the few classes who can break barricades and gates as party leaders.

B-Tier classes

  • Sellsword
  • Soldier
  • Wizard
  • Housecarl

Even though these classes are decent in combat, I don’t find them as useful. Sellswords like Berenice can inflict damaging physical attacks and deal counterattacks, but I prefer similar classes like Warriors and Knights.

Soldiers are also similar to Sellswords, but they are also good for physical defense and can protect allies with their shields. I find that Fighters like Lex are okay in combat, but aren’t as good as the Lord or Hoplite classes. Then we have Wizards like Auch who can dish out powerful magick attacks. They’re practically the same as Witches, but the Witch class can also support allies, so Wizards aren’t my preferred magick class.

Finally, the Housecarl is a good choice for physical damage, and characters like Aubin can break gates and barriers. I find that the Warrior class has the same party leader ability and is a better fighter overall.

Hopefully, you agree with my ranking of the Unicorn Overlord classes and have found this useful in creating units and pairing up characters. Speaking of characters, these characters aren’t just good in battle, but they can be romance options for Alain!


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Anyka Pettigrew has been a Staff Writer for PC Invasion since November 2023 and a Contributing Writer since February 2023. She is a Canadian graduate of a Bachelor of Arts degree who has been writing in games journalism for four years. Anyka is an avid guides writer but also enjoys writing anything from news pieces, to reviews, and even opinion pieces. Having a never-ending passion for video games for as long as she can remember got her into a plethora of genres like action adventure, RPGs, horror, survival etc. Some of her favorite franchises are God of War, Persona, The Last of Us, Zelda, and Resident Evil. She also enjoys reading fantasy and sci-fi books, as well as drawing digital art. Anyka also regularly listens to podcasts on gaming news from 'Kinda Funny Games', and 'Play, Watch, Listen'.