tales of crestoria tier list

The Tales of Crestoria game is a new role-playing game that has been getting rave reviews by players. It’s based on the popular Tales series, which is known for its interesting characters and gameplay style. In this blog post, we will discuss the tier list for this game to help you determine what your next character should be!

There are many different types of characters in Tales of Crestoria. You have your character classes, such as the Knight and the Wizard, who use swords or magic respectively to fight monsters when exploring dungeons. There’s also a Merchant class which can buy gear to give any other party members an edge against enemies they face! Finally there is the Mercenary Class that specializes in melee combat with their weapon but doesn’t really excel at anything else.. yet!

We’ll start by talking about knights: Knights rely on physical attacks using swords (or axes) for damage output and defense from monster attacks. They’re not very diverse though, because you might be limited if you want to cover both ranged attack skills while still being able to defend yourself well enough.

The wizard class uses magic to attack enemies, and can use melee attacks if they’re in the right mood. The issue with wizards is that their spells are all ranged-based but not very strong at range unless you take a lot of damage yourself when attacking monsters from afar. This can be dangerous for your other party members who will need to help out with defending! In addition, Wizard’s don’t have as much HP or Defense as Knights do so it may just make more sense to play one instead given all these things we talked about already.

and now we’ll talk about the Merchant Class: Merchants specialize in dealing with money and items which gives them an edge over other character classes since they know how best to equip themselves both when fighting and when not. This means they have more variety in how they can fight monsters as well, even if their stats are lower than other classes because of the item bonuses that Merchants wield!

Now we’ll discuss Sages: Sage is a class who specializes in healing spells but unlike Clerics, their attack magic isn’t very strong which makes them better suited to being used defensively for supporting your teammates rather than going on the offensive themselves. They’re also able to use some low level support abilities like creating barriers around allies or throwing out defensive shields. All this paired with at least moderate HP and Defense make it clear what kind of role – supportive- you need them for!

We know now about Knights (pretty cool) and the Sage’s role in battle. Let’s take a look at what Knights can do!

Knights are the tankiest class of all, they have high HP and Defense but low speed which makes them excel for taking on big hits from enemies that your other teammates cannot avoid. They’re also able to use two types of weapon – swords or axes – so if you get one that specializes with both weapons type then you’ll be unstoppable when it comes to how many things their stats cover up for weaknesses in your team composition. Their strong armor means they can’t dodge any attacks thrown at them though so make sure their defense is still good enough by equipping an accessory like a shield or heavy armor set right before going into combat!

We’ve already gone over the basics of what Knights are capable of so let’s jump in and see some examples!

Axe Knight: This is a type that specializes with axes. They’re tankier than Swordsmen, but have less accuracy which means it has to be combined with other skills like Accuracy Up or Shield Mastery for more success during fights. These guys will also enjoy using spells such as Armor Break since they can’t dodge many attacks anyways so might as well just nullify them instead! Axe Knights make for great supporting tanks when paired up with speedy attackers on your team because they’ll help take down enemies faster while taking hits from the enemy themselves at the same time without dying too fast.

Sword Knight: The Sword Knight class excels in both offense and defense. They’re not as tanky as Axe Knights, but they have better accuracy which means that it’ll be a lot easier for them to land their attacks on the enemy without being interrupted too much by enemies striking back with physical blows of their own. Sword Knight’s can also use shields, so you might want to go ahead and take up Shields Mastery if you plan on making one into your main character!

Mage: This type is most likely going to excel when using magic-based skills since there are no other elements they will specialize in like swordsmen or knights who focus more on melee combat instead. The Mage class will do best paired up with any types from this list because spells such as Armor Break or Weakness need to be cast from a distance.

Sword Knight: Sword Knights are another type of warrior who specializes in melee combat, but they have the advantage over other types because their attacks can’t be dodged as easily and they’re able to withstand more damage due them being tanks – meaning that when they run into an enemy their armor will take most of the hits instead of their HP gauge decreasing gradually each time. The downside is that these warriors tend to do less critical attack than others since it’s not easy for them to land blows on enemies consistently without getting hit back first. This means you should go ahead and focus your skill points mainly on skills such as Shield Mastery or Armor Boost if you want one of these guys on your team.

++ Knight: Swordsmen are another type of warrior who specializes in melee combat, but they have the advantage over other types because their attacks can’t be dodged as easily and they’re able to withstand more damage due them being tanks – meaning that when they run into an enemy their armor will take most of the hits instead of their HP gauge decreasing gradually each time. [TIP] The downside is that these warriors tend to do less critical attack than others since it’s not easy for them to land blows on enemies consistently without getting hit back first.[/TIP] This means you should go ahead and focus your skill points mainly on skills such as Shield Mastery or Armor Boost if you want one of these guys in your party.

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New Page Title: Tales of Crestoria The first thing you’ll notice about this rogue-like dungeon crawler is the art style. Tales of Crestoria has a classic anime look to it, but there are some really beautiful and unique animations as well. I’m sure most folks will be drawn in by the gorgeous character designs, so let’s dive into combat! Combat in ToC is fast paced and strategic–you can take on enemies solo or with up to three friends online for coop play. You can equip one weapon type at a time (swords, spears, axes), have two skills hotkeyed that change depending on which weapon type you’re using, and also swap between four different shields (regular shield use costs stamina).