Blue Protocol: Star Resonance DPS Classes

Blue Protocol: Star Resonance DPS classes focus on maximizing output. If you are fighting from afar or up close, they are the ones that can bring the biggest damage. Ranged ones here can perform better in fights that need heavy movement, while melee shine when they can stay close. Every DPS has light self-sustaining tools, but your main job is pure damage.

We have four DPS classes in the game and here is what each of them can do within the gameplay:

Marksman (Ranged Physical DPS)

Falconry Spec: Summons falcons that strike enemies together, perfect for large mob waves	Tier: C – Good early on but falls behind in boss fights due to heavy crit reliance. Play Tips: Stack crit gear early. Use Double Arrow to trigger falcon bursts often. Great for farming in open areas
Wildpack Spec: Summons wolves that attack automatically while you kite	Tier: S – A reliable damage dealer that doesn’t need perfect timing. Play Tips: Unlock your wolf at level 20 and maintain Photo Reforge for more summons. Roll away from attacks during rotations to stay safe

Stormblade (Melee Burst DPS)

Iaido Spec: Switches between scythe and longsword for high-impact bursts	Tier: A – Great burst damage if you time skills correctly. Play Tips: Build three Thunder Sigils before using Iaido Slash. Pair bursts with party buffs for big numbers
Moonstrike Spec: Focuses on steady combos using luck-based scythe attacks	Tier: A – Consistent in long fights and more forgiving than Iaido. Play Tips: Use Moonblade to consume sigils for extended combos, and time dodges carefully to avoid losing DPS flow

Wind Knight (Melee Combo DPS)

Vanguard Spec: Uses a lance to unleash powerful courage-based combos	Tier: B – Great potential, but short range can be risky in wide arenas. Play Tips: Keep Sharp stacks maxed to reset Spiral Thrust, and practice Gale Thrust combos in downtime
Skyward Spec: Focuses on flashy aerial dive attacks with big AoE damage	Tier: B – Looks stylish, though performance drops in cramped areas. Play Tips: Use Skyfall to power up Instant Edge, and save Courage points for phase transitions.

Frost Mage (Ranged Magical DPS)

Icicle Spec: Uses frost lances for crowd control and burst explosions	Tier: A – Great balance between single-target and AoE with solid CC. Play Tips: Gather Frost Crystals to skip casting times and position yourself so Frost Lance can hit cleanly
Frostbeam Spec: Channels continuous ray attacks for heavy nukes.	Tier: B – High damage but suffers in fights with lots of movement. Play Tips: Stack crystals before your burst window, and only use it when you can stand still safely

Note: Each class has its niche, but experimenting with both specs helps you find what fits your playstyle best to see their fast bursts, steady damage, or flashy AoEs. And upgrading the classes is also very much important to make them more powerful. If you need some quick resource coupons for it, there are always discounted packs in Enjoygm to top up your Blue Protocol Star Resonance gameplay.

Blue Protocol: Star Resonance Tank Classes

Tanks are your frontline protectors, managing enemy aggression and absorbing the hardest hits. Focus on Versatility to improve your defense and threat control, and bring along group tools like Ogre Imagines for smooth pulls.

These are the tank classes that you will get your hands with:

Heavy Guardian (Physical Defense Tank)

Block Spec: Uses shield strikes for near-perfect defense	Tier: S – The ultimate main tank with strong enemy grouping tools. Tips: Rotate Countercrush for layered protection and use taunts early to stabilize fights with multiple enemies.
Earthfort Spec: Summons stone barriers for added durability	Tier: B – Has long cooldowns, better suited for off-tanking. Tips: Time Shield Bash for burst windows and support your main tank in raid settings

Shield Knight (Health-Based Tank)

Shield Spec (Radiant Guard): Uses light energy to create massive HP buffers	Tier: S – Excellent sustain and self-heal synergy, making it a raid essential. Tips: Keep Lightforged Body active with Vanguard Strike, and save Judgement for emergency healing.
Recovery Spec (Bulwark): Focuses on valor-based regeneration	Tier: A – Easier to manage but less durable than the main Shield spec. Tips: Use Valor Bash for team buffs and rely on dodges when shields are down

Blue Protocol Star Resonance Healer Classes

Healers in Blue Protocol Star Resonance balance healing and light damage while boosting team performance. Most endgame teams need at least two or three of them.

So, here are the healers that you are going to be handed with their specs:

Oracle (Verdant Oracle – Nature Healer)

Lifebind Spec: Heals through blooming roots and natural energy	Tier: S – Exceptional raw healing with strong range safety. Tips: Keep Life Bloom cycling for chain heals and stay out of melee zones to avoid unnecessary damage.
Smite Spec: Uses thorn whips for hybrid healing and damage	Tier: C – Lacks power scaling for either full role. Tips: Activate Wild Bloom to apply healing over time and focus on Luck stats for better proc rates.

Beat Performer (Musical Support Healer)

Dissonance Spec: Converts rhythm damage into healing pulses	Tier: S – A top pick for buffing allies while healing. Tips: Use Heroic Melody during burst phases and Rhapsody of Flame for increased critical chances.
Concerto Spec: Plays teamwide harmonies to enhance performance	Tier: A – Excels in large-scale raids with multiple DPS buffs. Tips: Use Healing Beat to cover wide areas and time your buffs with your DPS players’ major cooldowns.

Blue Protocol Star Resonance Tier List Overview

And now, let’s have a quick overview for the end game. Here, both S and A ranks can dominate queues while B and C are considered as viable alternatives.

Role	S-Tier	A-Tier	B-Tier	C-Tier
DPS	Wildpack Marksman	Icicle Frost Mage, Iaido Stormblade, Moonstrike Stormblade	Frostbeam Frost Mage, Vanguard Wind Knight, Skyward Wind Knight	Falconry Marksman
Tank	Block Heavy Guardian, Shield Shield Knight	Recovery Shield Knight	Earthfort Heavy Guardian	–
Healer	Lifebind Oracle, Dissonance Beat Performer	Concerto Beat Performer	–	Smite Oracle

Blue Protocol Star Resonance: Recommended Classes for Beginners

If you’re just starting out, Marksman is the easiest way to dive in. The summoned wolves handle auto-DPS, letting you focus on learning combat and positioning without worrying about rotation timing. Its ranged attacks keep you safe in group content, making it a stress-free choice for new players.

For those who are leaning on for support, Lifebind Oracle is ideal. Heals are always valuable, and this class shares Intellect gear with powerful DPS like Frost Mage, making it easy to switch roles or level alts efficiently. If tanks are your style, go with Block Heavy Guardian to manage threats with simple mechanics and reliable shield uptime.

Easiest Classes to Play in Blue Protocol Star Resonance

If action combat feels overwhelming, stick to classes with low skill ceilings:

1. Wildpack Marksman (DPS) – Difficulty 2/5: Let your wolves do the heavy lifting; just kite enemies and time your bursts.
2. Block Heavy Guardian (Tank) – Difficulty 3/5: Straightforward shield rotations and innate grouping keep mobs controlled with minimal micro.
3. Lifebind Oracle (Healer) – Difficulty 1/5: Ranged heals and HoTs keep allies alive from a safe distance; forgiving for beginners.

And make sure to avoid Vanguard Wind Knight (5/5) until you’re comfortable chaining combos and managing mobility effectively.

Conclusion

And that is all for the Blue Protocol Star Resonance classesChoosing the right class sets the pace for your Blue Protocol: Star Resonance journey. Experiment with free swaps, but starting with beginner-friendly S-tier classes helps you progress faster. Join global Discords for LFG groups and daily quests to unlock specs efficiently. For deeper builds and gear recommendations, these are our tips for class-specific guidance to optimize your play.