LA CLASSE LA PLUS CHEAT ?? Tierlist PVM Dofus 3

Storyline (context)

• The video isn’t about a specific “story mode” plot. It’s a Dofus 3 PvM (PvE) tier list discussion, ranking classes by how well they perform and synergize in dungeon/composition-based gameplay.

Core message / framework

• The creator emphasizes that tier rankings don’t mean a class is unusable:
  • “There is no zero class in PvM.”
  • Most dungeon success comes heavily from gear power creep (about 95% via equipment) and team synergies, not from class alone.
• A class “ranked lower” can become much better depending on what it’s paired with (synergy).

Takeaway: Class tier matters less than how well the team is built around that class’s strengths.

Tier list (PvM focus) — what’s highlighted

S-rank (top contributors / best synergy)

• Sadida

  • Strong PvM due to infection/infect mechanics that can hit many entities across the map, leading to high efficiency.
  • Conceptually compared to Forge-lance / “forge lance” as creating large-impact areas.
  • Noted difference: Sadida feels less dependent than Forge-lance on specific mob states (e.g., stung/conditions).

• Huppermage / “Heliotrope” (described as top PvM)

  • Argued as #1 PvM class for Portal/Lia mastery:
    • Portals create a looping effect: mobs rush to portals, then you close them to pull enemies back into repeatable cycles.
    • The loop is described as low-risk, and it’s noted that it doesn’t require heavy AP investment for the summon to persist (the portal entity stays).

• Pandawa

  • Historically strong tank/positioner.
  • Limitation: it’s often either tanking or attacking, which can cost some time because one character may not always contribute full damage.
  • Still considered extremely versatile:
    • “Carrying and throwing” is praised as one of the best PvM mechanics.
    • Works in solo/duo/trio and provides general team utility.

• Xelor

  • Praised for team AP support via the dial mechanic.
  • Also framed as excellent in solo/duo/trio.
  • Mixes strong positioning with strong damage potential, with “arrive on turn 2 and delete everything” vibes.

• Zobal / tank-shield style (appears as very high / “top class”)

  • Strong survivability via shields (the defensive cycle is described through Plastron-style gameplay).
  • Creator claims that in real play, with Zobal + allies, they effectively “never die.”

• Overall S theme

  • Classes that:
    • control space repeatedly,
    • enable major team value (AP, positioning, looping),
    • and/or provide overwhelming survivability so runs become “just a matter of time.”

A-rank (very strong, but less dominant than S, or more situational)

• Cra (Archer)

  • Dropped from top-tier mainly due to CR changes: more single-target focus and less impressive AoE.
  • Still described as hard to be “bad” in PvM because ranged damage plus kiting/spacing generally wins fights.

• Eniripsa (generally good, but not top-tier healing)

  • Strong as healing/support, with AoE AP in limited area depending on variant (earth/fire/air/water remarks).
  • Creator preference: classes that also provide shields / indirect tanking, because pure healing can struggle when erosion/HP pressure is high.
  • Healing is described as great only when erosion isn’t overwhelming.

• Sacrier

  • Huge early burst with Berserk-style setups, especially paired with Heliotrope / Forge-lance for fast one-shots.
  • Framed as niche: excellent for quick farming, less ideal for broader team value.

• Feca

  • Strong PvM defensive/support kit:
    • “Tension” and various shield/utility spells are highlighted.
  • Mentioned combo: Zobal + Feca is described as extremely hard to kill.

• Sram

  • Great individual class for solo/network setups (traps, stealth/invisibility).
  • Not considered top team synergy because it’s more “self-sufficient” than “team-enabling.”
  • Still valued as the “4th man” who handles their own condition/damage.

• Rogue

  • After nerfs (bomb-wall references), team impact is considered weaker than in the old “Panda Rogue carry/throw” era.
  • Still a strong solo explosion/one-shot style.
  • Ranked A, with the creator suggesting it could arguably be lower.

B-rank (good damage, but less team utility or more drawbacks)

• Iop (Yop)

  • Described as historically core/popular: straightforward high damage and strong synergies (shield/rock/safety/boost access).
  • The transcript implies it’s in the upper portion, though the explicit tier letter is not fully clean in the notes.

• Transcript-unclear items

  • Eniripsa/Cf-li(p) “Cra/“? (notes indicate transcription issues)
  • Sadida/CR comparisons continue
  • “Caflip / Xel variations”
  • General theme for B is:
    • good damage dealers,
    • but not enough team support compared to top synergies,
    • or team value is hindered by drawbacks (e.g., buffing enemies, extra setup requirements).

C-rank (situational, harder to play well in PvM)

• Steamer
  • Main issue: turrets are slow and require constant repositioning/management.
  • PvM is described as too dynamic/slow for turret dependency.
  • Ranged kit keeps it above the very worst options.

D-rank (weakest / least favored)

• The creator says D contains classes weaker in their tier philosophy, but repeatedly reminds:
  • D doesn’t mean unplayable.
  • Gear and composition can still make any class effective.

Gameplay strategies / key tips mentioned

• Composition > class alone

  • Build around synergies:
    • AP support,
    • control loops,
    • tanking/shielding,
    • positioning.

• Don’t overvalue AoE if it’s unreliable

  • Criticism of “setup AoE” versus reliable single-target/pacing depending on class changes (notably CR adjustments).

• PvM priorities (implicit criteria)

  • Frequently emphasized needs:
    • Team support / boosts (AP buffs, debuffs, utility)
    • Survivability (shields, indirect tanking)
    • Ranged safety or strong control
    • Consistent fight flow (less dependence on fragile conditions)

• Heliotrope portal-loop handling

  • Keep the portal open, then close it to force mob alternation.
  • Re-do the portal every two turns (as described) to maintain the cycle.

• Zobal + Feca-style survivability

  • Build teams where shields prevent death pressure and runs become “time-based wins.”

Featured gamers / sources (mentioned at the end)

• Infi (the creator speaking)
• No other specific named gamers/content sources are clearly identified in the ending subtitles.