Class planning & certification

Plan the next class you can use

Open Classes & builds, choose a unit in your roster and compare the documented early classes. Save the intended class and equipment, then check Inventory & costs before spending a license or recruitment item.

Check three conditions before an exam

1. Tier access. The reported Specialty gate is Renown 4; Advanced is Renown 8. Some later classes also need quests.
2. Skill targets. Compare the unit’s visible ranks with the exam’s weapon and movement requirements.
3. License and probability. Reserve the right license and read the actual pass chance shown by the game.

The guide-reported ideal levels are 5 for Beginner, 20 for Specialty and 35 for Advanced. They are recommendations, not hard minimum levels. The class database contains five Beginner and twelve Specialty exam targets. Class tier source ↗ Exam-table source, Polygon via Canadian Reviews ↗

Match a class to a job

Use healing, range, mobility and frontline coverage to identify what your party needs. Nintendo describes class changes as changes to abilities, weapons and movement; the developer interview also explains that growth rates are visible in-game. Inspect those values in your current save before committing to a long-term build. Nintendo Direct ↗ Developer interview ↗

The companion reserves documented costs and records your plan. It does not predict exam results, supply a verified damage formula or rank every unit. Unknown prerequisites and costs stay visible.

Class and certification database · Certification exams · Weapon repair, forging & item economy