In Mistfall Hunter, you can switch classes on the same character via the NPC Dew without losing your progress, where your character keeps its level, and gear with abilities update to the new class. This guide will provide you with tips and tricks on how to change class with Dew in the game.
How to Find Dew & Choose New Class
Once you complete the prologue tutorial, the class switching automatically unlocks in the game. You’ll need to reach the camp, where you’ll be teleported automatically after the prologue. Then, follow these steps:
- Locate Dew in the camp, who is one of the first NPCs you encounter.
- She serves as your primary story guide and handles all the class changes.
- Approach and talk to her, then select the class switch option.
- In her dialogue menu, choose “Switch Class” and choose your new class.
- A list of all available classes will appear, showing names, icons, and brief ability descriptions.
- Select the desired class and confirm the change.
When that’s done, your character switches immediately, and all class gear is automatically equipped or replaced. All incompatible items will stay in your inventory for later use or if you decide to switch back. Note that you can only change classes in the camp via Dew, but not during a raid or extraction. You can also head to the nearby training arena in the camp to try all the new skills before a real extraction run.
Costs, Cooldowns & Reversion
The very first class switch is completely free, but all the subsequent switches cost Gyldenblod, and the cost scales with your character’s level, meaning that higher levels will have a higher fee. After a full switch, a cooldown timer starts before you can switch again. The duration of this cooldown also scales with your level, so that higher level players would need to wait longer before switching again.
Note that immediately after switching, a short window will appear, allowing you to revert to your previous class for free and without waiting out the full cooldown. You can use this if the new class doesn’t feel right from the get-go. All warehouse items and materials will remain unchanged regardless of switching, so you do not need to farm all the new gear from scratch for the new class. Here are some more essential tips that you need to know:
- “Carrying valuable items” warning can appear even if your inventory looks empty due to hidden items or other slots.
- Double-check all equipment slots and carried items.
- Seer specialization change from Reverent to Blasphemer doesn’t require Dew.
- You can open the skill-selection screen and look for the highlighted controls on the right side, and select the alternate specialization.
- Multiple character alts are supported, starting with a few, and with more unlocks being available via higher Gylden Pool levels.
- Decide on a preferred class sooner rather than later and plan them around team roles or playstyles.
