Dofus 2.63: The PVP tierlist to climb the Mal Grove Ladder

The class did not suffer no balancing in 2.63, we therefore start from the same observation as on the previous update:

Spells of boost AP, PM and Power much too strong.

The Feca suffered a massive nerve of the fire path but was won many buffs in other lanes. His build Withdrawal AP is now far too strong.

No major change on the Xelor except that we can no longer bug abuse the T1 teleportation, we therefore remain on a class that is too strong and too easy to use.

Following spell nerfs”meow” and “Heads or Tails“, some players might want to downgrade the Ecaflip to Tier A. However, the rest of the kit remains extremely strong and even the two spells mentioned are still largely playable.

The Steamer was slightly broken on 2.62, he was entitled to technical corrections in Mal Bosquet. Other than that, no change: very large range and excellent damageespecially in DoPou.

No need to introduce the class: just like the Xelor, the Osamodas remains much too strong and too easy to use in PvP, despite the many nerfs that have been raining down for years.

The Rogue’s Bombs now inherit AP & MP Removal of its summoner. This seemingly light up, however, catapults the Rogue to the top of the basket.

No change for the Masqueraider: lane DoPou excellent but complicated to play, very good damage and controls in general.

The Iop has finally regained its acclaim! Thanks to its redesign, the tracks Fire and Water are now extremely strong and largely find their place in PvP.

Just like the Iop, the Enutrof has had a redesign that finally allows it to play in Kolossium. Not far behind the Osamodas, he can now enjoy his entire kit in an effective way.

Despite some modifications, the Sacrier keeps his place, in particular thanks to his area lifesteal still just as effective.

The Sadida has gained almost as many buffs as it has nerfed, so it seems to hold its place as a balanced class. The build PM withdrawal remains excellent, but the class remains too weak at CtoC.

Apart from no longer being able to carry an entity itself in the “Carrier” state, the Pandawa has not changed. He keeps his great tanking and his controls.

Technically, we could grant the Tier B to the Ouginak, but the nerves of “Game” and “Amarok” do very (too) badly to think that the class is still correct. Unlike the Ecaflip, it doesn’t have a sufficiently developed kit to survive this.

The Sram has been fine buff in 2.63 but it retains the same defect as before by its very nature: it is a class oriented 1v1. Difficult to find a place for him in 3v3.

No change for the Huppermage, so he remains at the bottom of the ranking following the many nerves he has suffered over time, despite his excellent versatility (which also prevents it from being a lower Tier).

No change for the Eliotrope either. His portals which are his great strength are too easy to counterand outside of the Fire path, his kit is too weak.

Dead last despite its few buffs in the last update, the Cra simply has no place in 3v3 and like the Sram, he will only find his strength in 1v1.