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Learning how to change classes in Mistfall Hunter allows you to experiment with different playstyles on a single character without wiping your campaign progress. Your overall character progression carries over, giving you immediate access to test new weapon combos in the adjacent practice arena before heading out on your next extraction run. This guide covers how players can change class in Mistfall Hunter and the different costs and cooldowns associated with it.

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How to Switch Your Class in Mistfall Hunter
To switch classes in Mistfall Hunter, players must first complete the prologue (tutorial section). Once the prologue is finished, you’ll be teleported to the camp, which is your main preparation area, before embarking on an extraction run. In the camp, one of the first NPCs you’ll talk to is “Dew,” who’ll be your guide throughout the quests in the game.
After talking to Dew, you’ll need to select the “switch class” option. That’s it; this will lead you to the list of all available classes for you to select from and switch between them immediately.
While all this sounds easy enough, there are a few quirks you’ll need to keep in mind that come with switching classes in Mistfall Hunter.
The first time you switch class, it’s completely free. However, subsequent switching will cost you Gyldenblod. The fee will scale based on your character’s level, so make sure to decide on a class that suits your playstyle early on.
Another thing to keep in mind is that once you switch to a class completely, there’s a cooldown timer before you can try another class. However, if you don’t like the class you’ve switched to, there’s a short reversion window that will let you revert to your original class without waiting for the cooldown timer to finish.

Released
July 29, 2026
ESRB
Teen / Mild Violence, Mild Blood
Developer(s)
Bellring Games
Publisher(s)
Bellring Games, Skystone Games
Multiplayer
Online Multiplayer, Online Co-Op




