Hero Siege Builds - Season 10 Class Atlas

This is the starting point for our Season 10 build library: one visual deck for all 24 classes, with links only where the supporting class research is already published. A queued card is a research status, not a recommendation or a tier.

Season 10 class deck

Choose a class to start

Open a researched class guide now, or see which dedicated build guides are next in the research queue.

• Amazon Build research queued
• Bard Class guide available
• Butcher Build research queued
• Demon Slayer Build research queued
• Demonspawn Class guide available
• Exo Build research queued
• Illusionist Build research queued
• Jötunn Class guide available
• Marauder Build research queued
• Marksman Build research queued
• Necromancer Build research queued
• Nomad Build research queued
• Paladin Build research queued
• Pirate Build research queued
• Plague Doctor Build research queued
• Prophet Build research queued
• Pyromancer Build research queued
• Redneck Build research queued
• Samurai Build research queued
• Shaman Build research queued
• Shield Lancer Build research queued
• Stormweaver Class guide available
• Viking Build research queued
• White Mage Class guide available

Hero Siege game assets via HSGuides

What makes up a Hero Siege build?

A Hero Siege build is not just a skill choice. Four systems stack, and skipping any of them is why two players running “the same build” can get very different results.

Layer	What it covers
Skill tree	The active and passive choices that define how the class fights
Specialisation	A node choice that changes how a key skill behaves
Incarnation grid	Prestige-system stat investment for late-game power
Gear	The item slots, rarities and affixes that make the setup function

Do you need more than one build per character?

Usually. Builds are commonly kept as variants for different phases: early game, endgame and bossing. Clearing packs and killing a single target ask for different strengths, so one setup rarely does every job equally well.

Demonspawn is the clearest guide we have published so far: Blood Surge is used for clearing, while Bone Fragments is the bossing route on the same class. That is why each future build page will state its job before listing skills or gear.

Which build should you pick?

Work in this order rather than starting from a tier list:

1. Pick a damage type you enjoy — melee, bows, guns or spell. It decides which drops are useful to you for the rest of the season.
2. Pick a class that runs it, checking whether it is free or DLC first.
3. Choose the job — leveling, general clearing, bossing or endgame pushing.
4. Then check the tier list, using the column that matches that job.
5. Plan a respec point if the endgame route needs gear that the leveling route cannot use yet.

For a current sourced example, the Anchor Swing and Cannonball Pirate build preserves five Season 10 variants and their exact equipment. The available Scorching Whip Fire Exo build is clearly labelled Season 9; use it as historical source material, not as an answer for an unverified Season 10 setup.

Why do leveling and endgame rankings differ?

Gear dependency is not visible in one overall rank. Some archetypes only work after a specific item or stat threshold, while others are strong with basic gear and stop scaling later. The right question is not only “what ranks highest?” but “what works at the stage I am in?”

What should you do next?

• Compare leveling and endgame archetypes.
• Learn what a build planner should track.
• Open one of the checked class guides in the deck, then confirm its current in-game skill names before spending points.