C-Tier: For enthusiasts
In our C Tier, classes and specifications have gathered that are truly for enthusiasts. The classes have significant problems in some modes or are only suitable for certain situations.
C-Tier: Despite buffs, the mage is not good enough
The mage in Tarisland is something for enthusiasts. The class is not directly bad, but the spellcaster does not perform anything at a top level. Even before Tarisland came to the West, there was a patch that strengthened the damage capability of the ice specification of the class. This allowed the class to rise from D Tier to C Tier.
The class is still somewhat weak. While the fire specification works well for PvE and the ice specification is more suitable for PvP, both fail to reach the top positions in the DPS meter.
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C-Tier: The warrior as a damage dealer deals good area damage
The warrior is a solid damage dealer who can also take some hits. Similar to the paladin, the class sacrifices some damage in exchange for more survivability. It has the best area damage capability of all melee classes in Tarisland as a special feature.
However, a patch caused him to lose his group buff, which now only applies to himself. This causes the warrior as a damage dealer to slip into C Tier.
In the “3 against 3” arena, the warrior has some difficulties. He simply lacks burst to deal more damage against other classes. However, for battlegrounds, his area damage is very suitable. More info on the game: Tarisland – All important information about release, classes, preload, system requirements, console (PS5), free to play, trailer
