Classes decide how you fight in Dungeon Lootr. Each one swaps out your basic attacks and skills for a different moveset, and higher rarities generally hit harder against tougher enemies. There are 29 classes split across six rarities, with most pulled from Spins and the rest locked behind crafting, quests, game passes, and mode drops.
Quick answer: Roll classes with Normal or Lucky Spins from the Classes menu, unlock extra class slots with Coins so you can swap without losing one, and earn special classes like Cursed King or Awakened Devil EX through Boss Rush drops, the Forge, or NPC quests.
How classes and Spins work
A class is a full moveset. The moves that come with it change how effective you are in combat, so two players at the same level can perform very differently depending on what they rolled. As a rule, the rarer the class, the stronger it tends to be.
Spins are the main way to get them. You earn Spins from dungeon clears, code redemptions, and in-game purchases, then use them in the Classes menu to receive a random class and its moveset. There are two kinds: Normal Spins and Lucky Spins. Lucky Spins push the odds heavily toward higher rarities.
You can buy additional class slots with Coins. That lets you hold multiple classes and switch between them instead of overwriting the one you currently have.
Class rarity drop rates
Each rarity carries a cumulative drop chance that differs between the two Spin types. Exotic is the rarest pull, and Sinister Trigger is the only Exotic class available directly from Spins.
| Rarity | Normal Spins | Lucky Spins |
|---|---|---|
| Rare | 70% | 20% |
| Epic | 20% | 40% |
| Legendary | 8% | 22% |
| Mythic | 2% | 16% |
| Celestial | 0.5% | 3% |
| Exotic | 0.05% | 0.1% |
Classes you can roll from Spins
These 18 classes appear in the Spin pool. Everything else in the game comes from other systems, covered further down.
| Rarity | Classes |
|---|---|
| Rare | Greatsword, Bowman, Ronin |
| Epic | Flame Bastion, Boxer, Assassin |
| Legendary | Archer, Witch Gunner, Shinobi, Kage |
| Mythic | Divergent, Cursed Child, Wanderer |
| Celestial | Artemis, Vacio, Azure Devil, Forge Archon |
| Exotic | Sinister Trigger |
Special classes and how to unlock them
Several of the strongest classes never appear in Spins. Instead, you earn them from Boss Rush, the Forge, NPC quests, game passes, and mode drops. The confirmed requirements are below.
| Class | Rarity | How to unlock |
|---|---|---|
| Cursed King | Exotic | Class item drop from Boss Rush floor 40+, or craft at the Forge with 50 Sukuna fragments |
| Honored One | Exotic | Class item drop from Boss Rush floor 40+, or craft at the Forge with 50 Gojo fragments |
| Anti Magic | Exotic | Class item drop from Boss Rush floor 40+, or craft at the Forge with 50 Asta fragments |
| Awakened Devil EX | Exotic | Reach Azure Devil level 50, spend 1 million Coins, and use 1 Devil Heart (dropped by the Awakened Devil boss in the Frostspire NM Dungeon) |
| Unrestricted | Celestial | Reach player level 75, hold 500K Coins, reach Honored One level 25, and use 10 Heavenly Fragments (5% drop from Challenge Mode bosses that spawn every 10 waves) |
| Dreadlord | Exotic | 1% drop from the Underworld Gate Nightmare, requiring the Underworld Glaive item |
| Jetstream, Shadow Vagrant, Founder | Exotic | Obtained outside the Spin pool |
| Streamline, Demonbane | Celestial | Obtained outside the Spin pool |
Boss Rush drop chances scale with depth, so higher floors improve your odds of a class item. When you craft at the Forge, defeating the main boss on floor 100 grants 8 to 18 fragments per clear.
Which classes are worth chasing
Sinister Trigger stands out among Spin classes for its raw damage across a full rotation. Among the special unlocks, Cursed King, Awakened Devil EX, Unrestricted, Anti Magic, Dreadlord, and Honored One rank at the top for damage, area coverage, and built-in Parry or Dodge protection.
Early on, Boxer and Witch Gunner are strong pickups. Boxer has fast basic attacks that stay useful well into the mid-to-late game, while Witch Gunner delivers heavy ranged damage that helps you zone difficult stages. Among Mythics, Divergent is a reliable choice for newer players.
Aspects and how to get them
When you perform a Spin, the class you receive can also come with an Aspect. Aspects are passive abilities that trigger with a set chance during combat, so they act as bonus effects rather than something you play around directly.
A standard Spin has a 21.5% chance to include an Aspect. Using an Aspect Gem guarantees one instead. There are 11 unique Aspects in the game.
| Aspect | Effect |
|---|---|
| Blaze | Basic attacks have a 10% chance to ignite for 10 seconds; ignited enemies take 25% more damage from you |
| Glacial | Basic attacks have a 2.5% chance to freeze for 4 seconds; hitting a frozen enemy can shatter it for 200% damage |
| Fulmin | Basic attacks have a 10% chance to call a lightning strike for 400% AoE damage and a 7-second stun (15-second cooldown) |
| Aegis | Successful parries trigger a radiant nova for 250% damage and a 3-second stun, plus a 25% damage bonus for 5 seconds |
| Verdant | Basic attacks have a 15% chance to poison, stacking up to 5x over 5 seconds |
| Sanguine | Hits have a 10% chance to grant lifesteal for 3 seconds, healing 10% of damage dealt per hit (15-second cooldown) |
| Umbral | Critical hits have a 35% chance to trigger a Shadow Burst for 150% bonus damage and a 1.5-second stun (3-second cooldown) |
| Tempest | Each skill use adds a storm stack for +5% skill damage up to 40%; at 40% your next skill causes a lightning storm for 200% damage and resets stacks |
| Phantom | Dodging leaves a Shadow Clone that detonates for 150% damage; a clone kill grants 25% damage for 5 seconds (no stacking) |
| Ruin | Basic attacks sunder one enemy for up to 75% increased damage on all hits, including skills; only basic attacks build the mark, which resets on a new target |
| Alacrity | Basic attacks have a 20% chance to grant a 10-second haste window with 60% attack speed (7-second cooldown) |
Aspect value depends on the class you pair it with. Alacrity and Ruin suit fast-hitting classes like Boxer, Azure Devil, and Awakened Devil EX, since their quick basic attacks proc these effects often. Tempest rewards classes with high base skill damage such as Unrestricted, Honored One, and the Boss Rush crafts, while Fulmin fits Dreadlord’s slower skill setups by locking enemies in place for a rotation.
To confirm a roll worked, check the Classes menu after spinning. The class you received appears in your list with its moveset, and any attached Aspect is shown alongside it. If you want to keep testing different options, buy extra class slots with Coins first so a new roll does not replace a class you still want.
