u/SebMan07

I’m building a character for a mono-account playthrough and planning to take it all the way to level 200, but I’m really torn between Foggernaut and Forgelance.
Right now I have a level 160 Foggernaut, and I’ve been enjoying the class a lot. I like being able to deal good damage while also supporting my team with shields and some healing when needed. That mix of DPS and support is really fun to me.

That said, Forgelance has also caught my attention. From what I’ve seen, it has strong AoE damage and can provide solid shields as well, which is something I really value. My goal is to have a class that’s enjoyable both for solo PvM and group content, and that stays fun in the endgame.

For those of you who have played both classes, which one would you recommend and why? Do you think it’s worth sticking with Foggernaut, or would you switch to Forgelance?

Hey everyone,
I’ve been going back and forth for days trying to pick a class and honestly I have no idea what to play anymore.

I’m looking for a class I can really stick with and main long-term. I don’t really like playing classes that seem to be everywhere, but I also don’t want something that’s insanely hard to learn just to be useful. I mostly play PvM, sometimes solo and sometimes with friends/guildmates, and I’d like something that can also hold its own in PvP. Basically, I’m looking for a class that’s good all around, has some depth to it, and doesn’t get boring after a few weeks.

If you had to pick a class that’s fun, not overly common, works both solo and in groups, and rewards learning without being a complete headache, what would you recommend?
I’d love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

Hi. I’m looking for a class to main long-term and really invest time into learning and mastering its mechanics. I don’t want to keep rerolling or switching classes; I’d rather find one character I can stick with for a long time and continue improving on.

Right now, I’m trying to decide between Forgelance, Roublard, and Sram.

I mostly play solo PvM, but I’d also like a class that can occasionally fit well into group content such as dungeons, Infinite Dreams, and guild runs. I’m especially interested in a class with engaging mechanics, a high skill ceiling, and a playstyle that remains enjoyable even after hundreds of hours of gameplay.

I’d really appreciate any insights, especially from players who have spent a lot of time with one or more of these classes. Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’ve been playing an Osamodas lately and I’m really enjoying the class. I love the summoner fantasy, the different creatures, the healing, and the whole gameplay around managing your summons.

However, after the rework and from what I’ve read in guides and discussions, it feels like the class has been getting nerfed quite a bit over time. So I wanted to ask: what element or build is currently performing best for PvM? And maybe later on for PvP as well. Which branch is considered the strongest or most useful right now?

Any advice on sets, elements, or general Osamodas tips would be greatly appreciated!

I recently came back to Dofus and I’m having a hard time deciding which class to play. I’m currently torn between the Feca and the Masqueraider (Zobal). I like both classes because of the support they can provide to a team, while still being able to deal decent damage.

The thing is, Feca seems to be a very popular class, and that puts me off a little. Still, I’d like to know which of the two is more valuable for PvM, especially when playing in a group. Which one brings more overall utility, support, and effectiveness to a team?

Recién he vuelto a Dofus y me está costando decidirme por una clase. Estoy entre el Feca y el Zobal, quiero escoger y mainear uno, gustan ambas porque pueden aportar mucho apoyo al equipo, pero también tienen la capacidad de causar un buen daño.

El tema es que el Feca me parece una clase bastante popular y eso me echa un poco para atrás. Aun así, me gustaría saber cuál de las dos se aprovecha mejor en PvM cuando se juega principalmente en grupo. ¿Cuál aporta más al equipo en términos de apoyo, utilidad y rendimiento general?