🛡️ Task Bar Hero Heroes & Skill Trees

What are the Task Bar Hero heroes and skill trees?

Task Bar Hero heroes are the six playable classes — Knight, Ranger, Sorcerer, Priest, Hunter and Slayer — each with its own base stats, weapon restrictions and skill tree.

Task Bar Hero fields six classes — Knight, Ranger, Sorcerer, Priest, Hunter and Slayer — each with its own base stats, weapon restrictions and skill tree. Because heroes are not interchangeable, understanding what each one is for is the prerequisite for every team decision on this site.

This page compares the roster side by side, and each hero links through to a full skill tree with allocation planning and a recommended build.

Which Task Bar Hero hero should you build?

You choose which Task Bar Hero hero to build by starting from the gap in your current team rather than from a tier list.

Start from the gap in your current team rather than from a tier list. If clears fail because the party dies, the answer is a hero with sustain or defensive scaling; if they fail because the stage times out, it is more damage or more control. Tier rankings assume a team context, and yours may not match it.

Base stats tell you how a hero scales, not how strong it is at level one. A hero with a low starting attack but a strong per-level coefficient will overtake a higher-starting alternative well before the endgame, so read the growth curve rather than the initial column.

• ▸ Pick the hero that fills your team’s gap, not the top of a tier list
• ▸ Read per-level scaling, not base stats at level one
• ▸ Weapon restrictions decide what gear a hero can actually use

Hero stats and roles

Each Task Bar Hero hero entry lists base attributes, role, weapon options and the full skill tree with per-level values.

Each hero entry lists base attributes, role, weapon options and the full skill tree with per-level values. Comparing two heroes on the same stat line is the quickest way to see which one suits a damage, sustain or control slot in your composition.

How do you choose which Task Bar Hero hero to build first?

Every hero in Task Bar Hero is viable, but they are not equally good at the same stage of the game. Damage dealers pay off once something else is keeping them alive, supports pay off as soon as the content starts killing your team, and tanks pay off exactly when the frontline is what fails. The practical order for most accounts is to get one reliable damage source working, then a healer or support, then the tank that lets both survive the tier you are stuck on.

Base attributes explain most of the differences before any skills are involved. Attack speed, critical chance and critical damage decide how a damage dealer scales; health and armour decide whether a tank can hold; cooldown reduction decides how often a support can act. Comparing those columns across the roster is usually enough to predict how a class will feel long before you have spent the skill points to find out for yourself.