Blue Protocol Star Resonance Which Class To Pick
Choosing your first class in Blue Protocol Star Resonance can be tricky, especially when they all look strong and stylish. Luckily, you can unlock every class later, so this first choice is about playstyle, not power.
Which Class To Choose
Every class is fully capable of clearing story and dungeon content. The best pick comes down to what feels natural when fighting.
• Twin Striker – Fast melee attacker built for close combat and non-stop combos. Great if you like speed and constant motion.
• Aegis Fighter – Defensive tank that blocks hits, controls enemies, and keeps aggro in co-op.
• Blast Archer – Long-range DPS that stays mobile while dealing consistent damage from a safe distance.
• Oracle – Healer and support that restores HP and buffs allies while doing moderate magic damage.
• Spell Caster – Pure ranged damage dealer that uses big elemental attacks and area control.
• Heavy Smasher – Slow but powerful class that crushes groups and staggers bosses easily.
• Wind Stalker – Agile melee fighter that mixes dashes and precision strikes for fast chain combos.
• Blade Warden – Balanced class offering both offensive bursts and reliable defense.
How To Change Classes
After completing early story missions, visit Milia at the Pioneer Bureau. She introduces Class Certification and gives you a Hero’s Radiance. This item unlocks new classes from your character menu.
Open the menu, click your current class name, select Unlock, and complete the short quest tied to that class. After finishing it, you’ll gain its weapon and full skill tree. You can later purchase more Hero’s Radiance with Bound Rose Orbs in the Colorful Store to unlock every class.
Tips For Choosing
• Focus on one class early to save materials and avoid wasting upgrade books.
• Oracle and Blast Archer are the easiest for new players thanks to range and simple inputs.
• Twin Striker and Wind Stalker reward quick reactions but can be punishing if you miss dodges.
• Heavy Smasher and Aegis Fighter are great for slower, more controlled gameplay.
• Spell Caster offers massive burst damage but needs patience and positioning.
→ Class Tier List | Blue Protocol Star Resonance
Final Blurb
There’s no wrong class to start with in Star Resonance. Pick one that matches your pace, learn its rhythm, and switch later when you’re ready. The combat system rewards experimenting, not stressing over tier lists.
FAQ
Can you change classes later
Yes, once you have Hero’s Radiance from Milia, you can freely switch in the character menu.
What class is best for beginners
Oracle and Blast Archer are simple, safe, and great for learning movement and combat flow.
Do classes share progress
Not entirely. Equipment and skills stay separate, but your account level and some bonuses carry over.
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