All eight Hunting Together RPG classes in one reference: Swordsman, Mage, Archer, Thief, Cleric, Merchant, Samurai and Alchemist. Compare role, difficulty, weapon type, strengths and weaknesses. Class list checked October 29, 2026.
The class is the first real decision in Hunting Together RPG because it sets the weapon type and the job you bring to a hunt. Pick the role you can play consistently; a class you understand will outperform a class you only chose because it looked strong.
Swordsman
Tier AHunting Together RPG · Easy · Frontline melee
A straightforward melee class for players who want to stand in front of a boss and learn attack timing.
Strengths
Easy to learn
Natural front-line position
Clear melee feedback
Weaknesses
Limited reach
Relies on closing distance
Best for
First character
Boss frontlines
Simple rotations
Weapon: One-handed swordStarter-friendly pick when you do not want to manage long-range aiming or support timing.
Mage
Tier SHunting Together RPG · Medium · Ranged magic damage
A ranged caster that can attack from outside a boss's immediate swing range while farming groups of monsters.
Strengths
Safe attack distance
Strong area pressure
Good solo farming
Weaknesses
Positioning matters
Can be punished while casting
Best for
Monster farming
Ranged boss damage
Players who like spell rotations
Weapon: Magic staffThe most flexible starter damage pick for solo and party hunting in the current class list.
Archer
Tier AHunting Together RPG · Easy · Ranged single-target
A ranged physical class that rewards steady aim and kiting rather than standing in melee.
Strengths
Consistent ranged pressure
Easy spacing
Low setup cost to learn
Weaknesses
Fewer group-clearing tools than a Mage
Aim-dependent on mobile
Best for
Single-target bosses
Safe farming
Players who prefer aiming
Weapon: BowA comfortable alternative to the Mage when you prefer physical projectiles over spell rotations.
Thief
Tier AHunting Together RPG · Medium · Mobile burst damage
A fast, mobile melee class for players who want to weave in and out of danger instead of holding a front line.
Strengths
High mobility
Fast repositioning
Rewards active play
Weaknesses
Less forgiving than a Swordsman
Requires timing to stay alive
Best for
Mobile play
Burst windows
Experienced melee players
Weapon: Dual daggersPick this after you know enemy attack patterns; it is not the safest first class.
Cleric
Tier SHunting Together RPG · Easy · Healing and party support
A support class that keeps a party alive during longer boss fights and makes group hunting more forgiving.
Strengths
Party value is easy to notice
Forgiving group role
Useful in any level range
Weaknesses
Lower personal clear speed
Needs a group to show full value
Best for
Party play
Boss support
Players who like keeping a group alive
Weapon: Holy symbolParty EXP is shared at any level gap, so a Cleric can hunt with higher-level friends.
Merchant
Tier BHunting Together RPG · Medium · Economy and utility
A utility class built around the game's economy and preparation rather than raw frontline damage.
Strengths
Economy-focused utility
Different from pure damage classes
Pairs well with a fixed party
Weaknesses
Less direct damage than a Mage or Swordsman
Value depends on how you use the economy
Best for
Resource planning
Players who enjoy shops and preparation
Support-minded play
Weapon: Merchant toolsThe official class list confirms the role exists, but no public stat table explains its exact bonuses.
Samurai
Tier AHunting Together RPG · Medium · Melee burst
A melee class with a more deliberate, high-commitment feel than the Swordsman's basic frontline kit.
Strengths
Strong melee identity
Rewards timing
Distinct from the starter Swordsman
Weaknesses
Melee range
Combo timing takes practice
Best for
Melee burst
Boss punish windows
Players who like katana-style combat
Weapon: KatanaTreat it as an alternative melee pick, not a strict upgrade over the Swordsman.
Alchemist
Tier BHunting Together RPG · Medium · Potion utility and support
A preparation-heavy class tied to potions and utility, useful when a party plans around buffs and sustain.
Strengths
Potion-based utility
Supportive party role
Fits long farming sessions
Weaknesses
Setup-dependent
Less direct damage than dedicated DPS classes
Best for
Prepared party runs
Utility-minded players
Players who like crafting
Weapon: Alchemist flaskThe class is listed officially; exact potion effects and scaling are not published in a public table.
Data boundary
What Hunting Together RPG class data is confirmed and what is not
The eight class names come from the official Roblox experience description, checked 2026-10-29.
Starter tiers are editorial rankings based on role clarity, solo safety and party value; the developer publishes no numeric class ranking.
No public source lists exact skill damage, cooldowns or stat growth for each class.
Class-change rules, level caps and skill unlock order are not published in the public listing.
See the tier list for the editorial ranking method, or the weapons page for the class-to-weapon mapping.
Common questions
FAQ
How many classes are in Hunting Together RPG?
There are eight classes in the official Roblox description: Swordsman, Mage, Archer, Thief, Cleric, Merchant, Samurai and Alchemist. Each maps to a different weapon type and party role.
Which Hunting Together RPG class is best for solo hunting?
Mage is the most flexible solo damage pick because it attacks from range and can pressure groups. Archer is the safer physical alternative, while Swordsman is the simplest melee start.
Which Hunting Together RPG class should I play in a party?
Cleric is the clearest party pick because healing keeps a group alive during longer boss fights. Merchant and Alchemist add utility, while Mage, Archer and melee classes provide the damage.
Can a low-level class play with a high-level friend?
Yes. The official description says party EXP is shared at any level gap, so a new Cleric can hunt with a high-level friend without being locked out by level difference.
Are class stats and skills published anywhere?
No public table lists exact skill damage, cooldowns or stat growth. This page describes confirmed roles and class identities; it does not invent numbers or claim a hidden formula.
Can I change class later?
The official listing does not publish a class-change rule. Assume your first choice matters until the game shows you an in-client option; do not trust a third-party claim that a free swap exists.
References for this page are listed below with their scope. This site does not hyperlink to third-party sites; copy the URL text if you want to check a source. Community rankings and estimates are not developer announcements.
Roblox experience listing(Official) — Game identity, developer, class list, card and refinement systems, party EXP sharing and the Halloween event descriptionhttps://www.roblox.com/games/117483759937632/Hunting-Together-RPG
