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BRIGANDINE ABYSS Classes and Class Change
Leaders and monsters can class change after reaching required levels; plan roles, attributes, and skill coverage before promoting.
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Quick Answer
Both leader and monster units can class change after meeting level requirements. Choose promotions that preserve the troop's needed role and attribute coverage, then verify the live preview before committing because exact requirements and gained skills vary by unit and path.
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How Do Classes Work?
Official system pages confirm that leader and monster units have distinct skills and can class change after reaching required levels. Classes interact with attributes, movement, attack range, recovery, support, terrain, and the troop's overall role.
Key Takeaways
- Leaders and monsters both have progression paths.
- Check the live requirement and preview.
- Promote for troop function, not only raw power.
- Preserve attribute and skill coverage.
Planning a Class Change
Write down what the unit currently contributes. Compare the next class's movement, range, skills, and attributes. If the promotion removes the troop's only recovery or changes its ideal terrain, adjust monster composition before the next attack.
Do not promote every unit simultaneously if resources or equipment are limited. Upgrade the troop facing the next important battle, then confirm the new formation works.
FAQ
Can monsters class change?
Yes. Official material confirms class changes for both leaders and monsters.
What level is required?
Requirements vary; use the live class-change screen instead of an unverified universal number.
Is the highest class always best?
Not if it breaks movement, attributes, or role coverage needed by the troop.
Requirements
- A leader or monster at the required level
- A reviewed live class-change preview
Steps
- 1
Define the troop role
Identify the damage, recovery, range, or support job the unit must keep.
- 2
Compare the preview
Check attributes, movement, skills, and requirements in the current build.
- 3
Promote without creating a gap
Make sure the remaining troop still covers required roles and command cost.
Common Mistakes
- Promoting only for a higher-looking class name.
- Removing the troop's only recovery or ranged option.
How this answer was checked
Sources & Verification
- Official system pageofficial
- NIS America system pageofficial
- NIS America game pageofficial