The Chloromancer was my main for many years, as it provides players with a good amount of crowd control and healing, however, due to the sheer amount of time it takes for it’s “turrets” known as flowers to grow in order to deal damage, players will often steer clear of this class due to the DPS lost sheerly from things taking too long to grow. While it hurts me to say, the Chloromancer is and always has been one of the weakest classes to play as it is considered a Support/Damage class. The following guide will take you through all the classes that are available for players to play in Trove and will rank them by the least noteworthy to the most noteworthy.
This comes at no cost to you, but can help jump start you into the game. Players can also use Class Coins and Starter Class Coins to acquire a few of the characters, speaking of if you are a new player or are simply a player who is under Mastery 20, please use my “Refer-A-Friend” code to get a free Starter Class coin. Players can also purchase classes for Credits, though this will require players to spend real life currency and different tiers of Classes will cost more than others, often leading players to purchase packs that include skins instead of just purchasing the class alone.
In reality choosing a class to play will not lock players in any way shape or form as players can ultimately rotate between classes as often as they want and at any time, though when it comes to grinding out good Gems, players may want to focus on some classes more than others simply because of how powerful certain classes are.Īlthough classes used to be obtainable with Credits, players will now have to craft all of their classes with resources using the Chaos Core Crafter. When it comes to selecting a class to main in Trove, players will often find themselves trying out a few different characters in order to find something that matches their play style.
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