DOFUS: Best Temporis 8 class, choose your passives & assets, tier list

Eliotrope – Powerful Portals

The Eliotrope benefits from an excellent boost, healing and placement passive. True, portals no longer increase final damage. On the other hand, they continuously increase power and AP while healing your Altered. Thanks to Convulsion, you also gain an excellent investment tool. It is a very complete and useful class on a wide range of situations.

Masqueraider – The Way of the Do Pou

During the last edition of the Temporis servers, the Xelor was honored with innovative gameplay in PvM; PA withdrawal. This time, the Masqueraider has a kit centered around the do pou, while keeping a good margin of maneuver and versatility. There is no doubt that in addition to a rediscovery of low-level stuff and options, the class turns out to be a very good choice for fun.

Xelor – AP removal in PvM

With Temporis 7, the Xelor made the AP withdrawal shine in PvM on Dofus. If classes could finish fights in a few seconds, the Xelor was immortal to him over time with extraordinary abilities. Do we do it again?

Ecaflip – Rebellotte on critical hits.

The Ecaflip Passive is powerful, even too much, but it quickly becomes “forgettable”. Its assets aren’t much better, although Cat’s Leap brings much-needed mobility. It’s a simple class, probably too “vanilla”. On the other hand, it is ideal if you want to abuse do crits.
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Osamodas – Off the leash

The loss of the resurrection hurts. However, the class keeps very nice boosting abilities with an easier pose of the Altered. Piqure undergoes many ups justifying alone the place of Osamodas here.

Huppermage – Learn to read his descriptions

The Huppermage has all the tools at his disposal with elemental combinations all over the place. Compared to Temporis 7, you even gain a slightly hidden run system. Finally, the class’s ultimate spell should cause quite massive damage, like the old Sadida. In short, you will be an Altered among the Altered.

Sram – Permanent Invisibility.

The Sram loses its very powerful Mist for a passive allowing the Altered to become invisible upon receiving damage in melee. It’s less practical for bypassing the AI, while still being very practical given its other boosts. To complete, you have several handy placement spells in the dungeon.

Crâ – We don’t change anything

The Cra remains a simple and above all identical class. The range bonus will give you a nice advantage at low levels and its assets a fairly large placement. Note the replacement of Delayed Arrow with Mole’s Eye, even though it’s rather situational.

Foggernaut – We don’t change anything, bis

The Foggernaut always gives his Tainted power fairly for free, without acting. It will have a very good support and boost capacity to the detriment of a somewhat cruel lack of placement given the immobility of its turrets. A blessing in disguise when looking at values.

Feca – Even more shields

In addition to now dynamically placing glyphs on each move, your Feca shield reduces damage even further. Your ultimate spell can also quickly become a handy truce in a wide variety of situations. We will just regret probable lags from dragging marks on the ground.

Iop – You have understood, we are not changing anything here either

The Iop keeps the same passive as since Temporis 6. If you are in melee, you are overpowered (intentional fault). The small change this time is the removal of Intimidation Damage, with a fairly high value, especially at high levels.

Forgelance – A rather forgettable novelty

The nineteenth class of Dofus will quickly be forgotten on Osatopia 2. Its powerful passive can quickly become a tool to screw up all possible challenges without control. Its assets are solid, but without “ompf” compared to the others of the tier above.

Enutroff – A little race

In addition to a passive that can make your eyes spin, the Enutrof wins Pandora’s box, launching for 1 AP. His other spells allow you to do fairly massive hindrances, rather in the old fashioned way compared to Xelor. Casting conditions are important here, making the gameplay much more viable than before.

Sadida – Without a bat, what does it give?

The Sadida will be a very good class for tanking and creating focuses. Doll Manipulation is also one of the rare spells offering to perform a double action per turn to control its Altered. Unfortunately, we won’t be seeing a combo with Vampirouette anytime soon.

Ouginak – Ultra focus

The Ouginak will probably have the best burst ability on a target for dungeons. However, not all fights are in dungeons and the Altered bonus may take some time to be optimal. If the target is not already dead.

Pandawa – Descent into Hell

Yes, the Carry/Throw is convenient to place. The class doesn’t offer much more. The gameplay is melee while lacking support and its utilities clearly lack pep compared to others. Will we come back after an up?

Dodger – We get tired a lot

With a Crossing/Boot couple, the Rogue has a very good placement capacity. For the rest, it’s been seen and reviewed since Temporis 6. And since this edition, the Rogue has never really shone.

Eniripsa- The little support.

Too much care kills care. We will mainly remember the Eniripsa for its quite good Stimulating and Flight Words allowing to apply Gravity. Otherwise, a large enough potential is sacrificed to permanently multiply lines of care.

Sacrier – According to the good will of the monsters

You will need to take damage to gain your AP, MP and damage. In other words, if you play with other players, you potentially lose boosts, which is highly damaging. Your support ability mostly focuses on healing and placement, with very good transposition.

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