SpiritVale Advanced Classes

Reach Job Level 50 on your base class to qualify for advancement. The process requires completing advancement quests and visiting the appropriate NPC trainer in Nevaris. After advancing, your job level resets to 1 on the new specialization and can be leveled again up to 70. Your base character level is unaffected and continues toward the cap of 150.

For detailed quest steps and timing advice, read the job advancement guide. Plan your gear and stat allocation before advancing, since your optimal equipment and card setup may shift significantly. The tier list helps you confirm whether your chosen advanced class fits your goals before you commit.

Paladin, advanced from Knight, is the premier holy tank in SpiritVale. Paladin combines high survivability with respectable holy damage, making it the best advanced class for solo beginners and a staple in group content. Community rankings consistently place Paladin at S-tier.

Priest, advanced from Acolyte, is the dedicated healer and buffer. Priest keeps parties alive through tough boss encounters and adds significant utility in group play. Solo, Priest struggles more than any other advanced class to level efficiently. If you plan to heal groups, Priest is irreplaceable; if you play exclusively alone, consider a damage-focused path instead.

Wizard (from Mage) is the elemental AoE powerhouse of SpiritVale. After a major rework, Wizard clears maps faster than almost any other class and ranks at S-tier for farming. Positioning matters in boss fights, but the leveling speed advantage is enormous.

Gunslinger (from Scout) delivers top-tier ranged burst. Gunslinger farming is exceptional, and team damage is among the highest in the game. The class is glass-cannon fragile, demanding precise dodging and strong gear to survive mistakes.

Berserker (from Warrior) focuses on melee burst and self-sustain through aggressive play. Berserkers excel at solo boss damage and fast melee clears when properly geared. Shinobi (from Rogue) adds stealth combos and critical burst for skilled players who enjoy high mechanical execution.

Necromancer (from Summoner) commands undead minions and curse-based debuffs. Necromancer rewards strategic play: setting up your army before engaging yields strong clear speeds, though raw burst falls short of Wizard. Necromancer suits players who enjoy pet management and attrition-based combat.

Weaver is SpiritVale's hybrid advanced class. Unlike the other seven advanced jobs, Weaver blends support and damage capabilities rather than committing fully to one role. Weaver contributes utility in groups while maintaining respectable solo progression, landing in A-tier for flexible playstyles. Read the dedicated Weaver page for build details.

Your advanced class choice at Job Level 50 is the most important decision in SpiritVale. Consider solo vs group play, farming vs bossing, and your tolerance for difficulty. S-tier picks Paladin, Wizard, and Gunslinger dominate current meta rankings for efficiency.

Build your personal comparison using the tier list builder, then dive into individual class pages for build recommendations. Cross-reference sibling classes on each page to understand tradeoffs: Paladin vs Berserker for melee players, Wizard vs Necromancer for mages, Gunslinger vs Shinobi for agile fighters, and Priest vs damage classes for support enthusiasts. Advanced classes unlock new skill trees, equipment requirements, and stat priorities that differ substantially from their base forms, so preparation before Job Level 50 advancement prevents costly mistakes.