TBH: Task Bar Hero Heroes and Builds Guide

Hero Lv1 Base Stats — Sourced from Game Files

The numbers below are the actual Lv1 base stats from game version v1.00.09. They are not opinions or tier scores. Knight has 130 HP because it is designed to tank. Sorcerer has 50 HP because it trades survivability for the highest burst potential (0.82 crit damage multiplier). Ranger has the fastest attack speed (10) because clear speed is its job.

Use these numbers to understand why some heroes feel tankier, faster, or burstier than others — and why gear, runes, and Cube progress are what change those baselines. If you need the full hero details and skill data, open the full hero database and skill list.

Hero Roles

TBH has six heroes. Three are free (Knight, Ranger, Sorcerer) and three are DLC (Priest, Hunter, Slayer). Each solves a different problem. The table below tells you what each hero is for, not which one is "better."

Team Templates

A team template is a starting point. If your gear is strongest on physical heroes, a physical template will feel better than a magic template that lacks support. If your team dies instantly, adding another damage role may make the clear worse. Pick the template that matches the actual failure.

Stat Priorities by Role

Stats should follow the job. A front-line hero needs to survive long enough for damage to matter. A physical damage hero needs weapon quality and crit. A magic hero needs skill and cooldown support. When a build feels bad, check whether the stats match the job before replacing the hero.

For the Priest specifically, skill priority matters: Power Blessing (team damage amp) first, Sanctuary (healing/survival) second, Max HP third, Cooldown Reduction fourth. This order changes whether a Priest carries or dies.

For exact rune names and stat paths, use the rune database. For broader build examples, check the Wiki builds section.

DLC Heroes — Priest, Hunter, Slayer

Priest (DLC, free during promotion)

Priest is the only dedicated support class in TBH. HP 95, ATK 1, 0.30 armor. Its role is to keep the team alive longer. Power Blessing amplifies team damage significantly — this is the core skill. Sanctuary provides healing. Priest should never be your first hero. Use it as the second or third slot. Skill priority: Power Blessing → Sanctuary → Max HP → Cooldown Reduction.

Hunter (DLC)

Hunter has the highest raw damage output of the six classes. Crossbow + bolts, explosive/lightning AoE, elemental status stacking. HP 70, ATK 2. Hunter needs gear to perform — do not buy it as a new player. Purchase it when you are committed to the game and have weapons ready. Even then, Hunter is a gear-dependent investment, not an instant power spike.

Slayer (DLC)

Slayer is the risk-reward class. HP 115, ATK 2 — second tankiest hero after Knight. But its self-damage mechanic means it frequently kills itself. High mortality rate, very specific gear requirements. Treat Slayer as a late-game experiment, not a core farming class. Do not plan a beginner route around it.