Mistfall Hunter Wiki - Classes: Steam AppID 3282300

Compare the six officially named launch classes by combat responsibility, weapon-stance commitment, Solo safety, and Trio contribution without freezing a day-one tier list. This hub answers the player’s next decision with exact-product evidence and a reversible action path. It deliberately avoids numeric tables that cannot be reproduced on the current release.

This resource covers the Steam base game, AppID 3282300, on the default public Windows release branch. The developer has not published a semantic version label, so this page uses “NOT PUBLICLY STATED” instead of inventing a 1.x number or substituting a Steam BuildID.

The disabled Demo (AppID 4282490), unavailable Playtest (AppID 3321660), and Upgrade to Deluxe Edition DLC (AppID 4572310) are separate products. Test data and Deluxe benefits are not presented here as base-game mechanics or drops.

Use this hub without mixing evidence

Use the statements below as a compact evidence card: identify the exact question, keep the product and mode visible, take the smallest reversible action, and record what the current client actually shows. The purpose is to make a useful decision now while leaving volatile fields open for a dated update.

Current decision index

1. The documented class roster is Mercenary, Sorcerer, Blackarrow, Shadowstrix, Seer, and Withered Knight

The documented class roster is Mercenary, Sorcerer, Blackarrow, Shadowstrix, Seer, and Withered Knight.

2. The Steam description says every class masters two unique weapon stances and can swap fighting styles during combat

The Steam description says every class masters two unique weapon stances and can swap fighting styles during combat.

3. Mercenary is the official reference point for Sword and Shield when the Withered Knight shield branch is explained

Mercenary is the official reference point for Sword and Shield when the Withered Knight shield branch is explained.

4. Withered Knight has a Greatsword branch and a Polearm and Shield branch discussed in official launch communications

Withered Knight has a Greatsword branch and a Polearm and Shield branch discussed in official launch communications.

5. Talent trees, active skills, and rare gem affixes let a class change function without becoming a different class

Talent trees, active skills, and rare gem affixes let a class change function without becoming a different class.

6. Official developer answers say Solo and Trio balance data are considered separately rather than through one universal ranking

Official developer answers say Solo and Trio balance data are considered separately rather than through one universal ranking.

7. Exact skill values, unlock costs, second-weapon availability, and class-switch costs need the current public client

Exact skill values, unlock costs, second-weapon availability, and class-switch costs need the current public client.

8. Class pages should track dated balance changes, while build pages own specific loadouts and Gear owns item-system explanations

Class pages should track dated balance changes, while build pages own specific loadouts and Gear owns item-system explanations.

A safe player workflow

Start with the six-name roster and remove any guide that substitutes an unreleased or test-only class.
For each class, write the two currently available stance names from the launch client before comparing playstyle.
Choose by responsibility—pressure, control, mobility, support, or defense—rather than an undated overall rank.
Test the same class separately in Solo and Trio because the developer evaluates those balance contexts independently.
Record talents, active skills, and gem affixes as loadout choices; do not present them as permanent class traits.
After an official balance post, date the affected stance and retire recommendations that no longer reproduce.

Record the result so it stays useful

For Mistfall Hunter Classes, save the Steam AppID, public branch, Windows platform, check date, Solo or Trio mode, selected class and stance, the exact screen or objective, the action taken, and the before-and-after result. This small record distinguishes a repeatable answer from an attractive but context-free claim. Keep screenshots with their labels visible, and revise the conclusion when a newer official notice changes the same feature.

Version, product, and platform boundaries

Steam’s regional Store date is July 29, 2026, while the official global unlock was July 30, 2026 at 01:00 UTC. These are display/time-zone boundaries, not two different releases.
The latest verified official item at this checkpoint is “Launch Rewards & July 30 Update,” published July 30, 2026 at 17:04:06 UTC. It does not state a public semantic version number.
Native Windows is verified by the Steam product page. Native macOS and Linux are not offered there; Steam Deck and Proton do not have a verified Valve status in the evidence used for this guide.
Cross-platform statements must be read from a Steam-player perspective. Console-only dates, fixes, menus, or input behavior are not silently transferred to the Windows Steam build.

Mistakes this page is designed to prevent

Treating Demo or Playtest observations as launch values.
Calling an old SteamDB BuildID a public semantic version.
Publishing exact values or locations when only a system name is official.
Confusing Deluxe cosmetic/Fate Coin benefits with base-game drops.
Calling Loadout Share Code a promotional reward code.
Calling Steam Deck supported, playable, or unsupported without a current Valve or reproducible hardware result.

Official means the exact product’s Steam Store page, its Bellring Games announcements, or the developer website. Menu paths, values, coordinates, prices, timings, and hardware results that are not stated there remain live/version/platform checks rather than facts. When a value is missing, leave it unset, explain the decision criterion, and direct the player to the exact current screen. A missing field is more useful than a confident number transferred from the wrong build.

Focused questions

Which product does this page cover?

Mistfall Hunter base game AppID 3282300 on Steam, default public release, with Windows as the verified native platform. This answer keeps the same product boundary for Mistfall Hunter Classes; pair any live result with its check date before relying on it.

What version number should I compare?

Use the dated official update title. No public semantic version is stated, and a BuildID is not a substitute. This answer keeps the same product boundary for Mistfall Hunter Classes; pair any live result with its check date before relying on it.

Can Demo or Playtest data fill a missing value?

No. It can explain history, but launch behavior must be confirmed independently before it becomes current advice. This answer keeps the same product boundary for Mistfall Hunter Classes; pair any live result with its check date before relying on it.

What should win when sources disagree?

A newer exact-AppID official statement and the current live screen outrank an older guide. Keep mode, platform, and check date with the result. This answer keeps the same product boundary for Mistfall Hunter Classes; pair any live result with its check date before relying on it.

Sources and maintenance

Primary references are the exact Steam Store product page, the official Steam announcement feed, and the developer website. They establish identity, release state, platforms, named systems, and dated changes. Community material may reveal questions but is not used here to invent mechanics.

Last checked: 2026-07-31. Public version label: NOT PUBLICLY STATED. Native platform verified here: Windows. Steam Deck/Proton: not officially verified.