Jotunnslayer Hordes of Hel All Classes Tier List

Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel pushes you against endless hordes until you summon and fight a giant. Picking the right class makes the difference between scraping by and dominating. While every class has some potential with the right build, they are not equal when it comes to scaling on higher difficulties. Here’s a full tier list for all four classes, mixing survivability, damage, and utility into the rankings.

S Tier – Seeress

Seeress dominates because she scales the hardest into late game. Her Ritual Staff speeds up leveling, and Hag subclass adds raw damage with extra Eldritch Ward effects. Magic Missiles and Dark Wisps give her unmatched crowd control, while god skills like Lightning Strike and Local Ragnarok wipe the screen.

She can be fragile if misplayed, but with cooldown reduction and ward uptime, Seeress melts hordes faster than anyone else. On Insane difficulty, she is the only class that feels comfortable farming waves and still having enough power to face a Jotunn.

A Tier – Revenant

Revenant is one of the most balanced classes. The Winter Bow freezes entire groups, while the Beastmaster subclass makes the wolf summon brutal for both healing and damage. Focus Fire keeps constant pressure, and Grappling Web roots waves in place.

His biggest weakness is lack of natural sustain, but Seidr Blessing fixes that. Combined with Gambanteinn and Flammable Wall, Revenant can lock down the battlefield while shredding elites. He’s not quite the raw nuke that Seeress is, but he thrives as a controller who makes fights easier for himself.

B Tier – Berserker

Berserker is a melee monster, but his strength depends on how well you manage Rage Mode and survivability. Troll Scion makes him a healing machine, and Swift Axes with Totem of Suffering allow him to rip apart close enemies.

The problem is range. Even with Axe Throw and lightning god skills, Berserker struggles against overwhelming ranged swarms on Insane difficulty. On lower settings, he feels unstoppable, but as hordes scale harder, the risk of being surrounded rises. Still, for players who want raw aggression and sustain, Berserker is reliable.

C Tier – Flame Sister

Flame Sister looks flashy but falls short compared to the others. The Sisterhood Dagger with Fiery Bombs is useful, and the Supernova subclass helps her sustain with Blazing Soul. Sisterhood Incarnates and Shrapnel Pot do provide real crowd control, but cooldowns and damage scaling hold her back.

She leans too hard on god skills like Seidr Blessing to stay alive, and even then, her damage often feels outpaced by Seeress or Revenant. On Hard difficulty she is playable, but on Insane, her survivability and scaling issues push her into the weakest slot. She’s a fun pick if you like risky play, but not the best if you want consistent wins.

Final Blurb

In Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel, every class can succeed with the right build, but some are much stronger when the pressure rises. Seeress leads the pack with insane scaling and wave control, Revenant follows with balance and utility, Berserker hits hard but struggles against swarms, and Flame Sister lags behind on higher difficulties. If you’re aiming for consistent runs, stick with Seeress or Revenant.

FAQ

What is the best class overall in Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel?

Seeress is the strongest overall because of her scaling damage, faster leveling, and access to game-changing god skills.

Which class is best for beginners?

Revenant is the most forgiving thanks to his wolf summon, freeze effects, and balanced skill kit.

Is Berserker worth using on Insane difficulty?

Yes, but he requires precise Rage Mode management and strong crowd control god skills to survive.

Why is Flame Sister ranked the lowest?

Her healing is unreliable, her cooldowns are longer, and her damage scaling falls off compared to Seeress and Revenant, especially on Insane difficulty.