☆ Best Vocations Tier List
★ Trophy Guide and Achievements List
☆ Mini Medals | Tablet Fragments
★ Best Starting Vocations
☆ Farm Guides: EXP | Gold | Vocation Prof.
★ List of Missables and Cut Content

This is a tier list of the best vocations in Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined (DQ7). Learn which classes are the strongest and which jobs are the best for each character!
| All Vocation Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
| All 26 Vocations | Best Starting Vocations | Best Vocations Tier List |
List of Contents
| Tier | Character |
|---|---|
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| Vocation | Explanation |
|---|---|
Champion
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・Top-tier advanced vocation with insane physical output. ・Can solo tough fights thanks to high multihit damage and counter mechanics. ・Excellent late-game carry, especially with Divide. |
Hero
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・Ultimate versatility and strong self-sufficiency. ・Access to unique Hero-only abilities that turn the tide of battle. ・Shines in both offense and utility. |
Druid
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・Summons strong spirits each turn with That Special Summon let loose ability, providing consistent extra damage and support. ・Excellent for both solo and party play with amazing skillset. ・Advanced vocation that scales extremely well into endgame. |
Sage
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・High magic damage with spell echoes thanks to the Let Loose ability, allowing multi-target devastation. ・Can heal and attack simultaneously. ・Strong mid-to-late game presence. |
Paladin
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・Tough tank with defensive buffs and strong heals. ・Can withstand endgame bosses while supporting party. ・Great hybrid between Attack and Defence. |
Gladiator
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・Can deal massive damage by sacrificing defense. ・Excellent for solo and late-game dominance if managed carefully. ・A high-risk, but really high-reward physical attacker. |
These vocations are the cream of the crop, they excel in almost every scenario. Whether it’s raw damage, multi-target attacks, healing, or buffs, these classes can carry fights solo or synergize perfectly with other top-tier units.
Heroes and Champions shine because of unique abilities and extreme versatility, while support-heavy S tier vocations like Sage and Paladin provide massive value without needing much setup.
| Vocation | Explanation |
|---|---|
Armamentalist
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・Excellent elemental coverage and attack power. ・Can handle both physical and magical roles. ・Strong mid-to-late game performer. |
Pirate
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・Powerful AoE physical attacker with excellent mob-clearing potential. ・Deck the Swabs Let Loose grants attack and defence buffs plus HP recovery, greatly boosting performance in longer fights. ・Versatile in party setups. |
Warrior
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・Reliable frontliner with strong physical attacks. ・Good early-to-late game consistency. ・Can survive without being glued to a healer. |
Martial Artist
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・High crit potential and fast attacks. ・Self-sufficient but slightly vulnerable to magic attacks. ・Excellent for auto-attack battles. |
Luminary
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・Boosts allies’ stats and deals moderate damage. ・Skills like Pass the Torch and Hustle Dance dramatically amplify your best damage dealers. ・Value depends on party strength. |
Mage
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・High magic damage, critical spells. ・Can solo weaker fights but relies on MP management. ・Has low phystical damage and no further use once MP drains. |
Priest
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・Powerful healer and support with AoE revival, thanks to Born Again. ・Good healing capabilities and buff utility. ・Can keep party alive, but becomes less necessary when party's HP and MP are at max. |
Monster Wrangler
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・Summon-focused vocation that provides inconsistent but potentially high damage. ・Let Loose ability greatly improves summon reliability, making it viable into late game. ・Needs some support for optimal efficiency but solid in most encounters. |
A Tier vocations are reliable and flexible, but often require a bit of strategy or party support to reach their full potential. They bring strong physical or magical attacks, useful buffs, and occasional multi-target abilities.
Pirate, Warrior, and Martial Artist are solid choices for damage, while Luminary, Mage, Priest, and Monster Wrangler add utility or summoning power that’s strong but sometimes conditional.
| Vocation | Explanation |
|---|---|
Dancer
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・Strong support vocation passing positive status effects. ・Cannot carry fights alone. ・Best used to boost other frontline vocations and then swap slots with another after buffs. |
Thief
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・Thief is support-heavy and situational, its output is amazing in combos, but outside of that, damage can be low or inconsistent. ・Supportive but frail in direct combat. ・Needs a strong team to reach its potential. |
Troubadour
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・Party-wide buffs and MP cost reduction with Encore. ・Low damage output, needs strong frontliners. ・Optimal as a swap palette in long fights for sustainability. |
Sailor
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・Stat buffs and moderate attacks. ・Support-heavy, struggles solo. ・Kamikaze gives great damage, but a one-off skill. |
Shepherd
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・Can use Wooly Bully to summon sheep for added attacks. ・Supportive, but very low direct damage. ・Not enough raw damage or versatility to push it into A Tier. |
Jester
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・Debuffs enemies but not really ideal in every battle. ・Low direct damage and frail in combat, so best used in combination with strong frontline vocations. ・Cannot survive alone. |
B Tier vocations are situational or support-heavy. They shine in the right party composition or against specific enemy types, but they usually struggle alone or lack consistent damage.
Dancer, Thief, and Troubadour boost allies and manipulate fights, while Sailor, Shepherd, and Jester provide interesting effects but limited raw output. These vocations are best used strategically, rather than as all-purpose carries.
| Vocation | Explanation |
|---|---|
Fledgling Fisherman
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・Hero's starting vocation, weak combat stats. ・Mostly utility-based attacks and minor heals. ・Has early healing, party-wide protection, and high survivability through Ocean’s Devotion and Lifeboat.. |
Mini Mayoress
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・Maribel's starting vocation, has elemental attacks and minor buffs, but has high MP Growth. ・Falls off though without MP. ・Let loose ability does nothing good. |
Heir Apparent
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・Kiefer's starting vocation, has moderate physical damage with some crit potential. ・Has the shortest MP bar. ・Lacks support skills and becomes vulnerable when Royal Flush lowers defense. |
Wolf Boy
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・Ruff's starting vocation, focuses on multi-action and minor physical damage. ・Risky for stable early-game progress. ・Powerful but inconsistent and the Let Loose ability can swing fights or backfire. |
Destiny's Dancer
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・Similar to Dancer, provides buffs and status passing. ・Not effective solo. ・Good support, but exclusive to Aishe. |
Chevalier
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・Starting tank/physical attacker vocation by Sir Mervyn. ・Cannot compete with advanced/intermediate vocations late-game. ・Serves as a stepping stone for future vocation. |
C Tier vocations are starter classes that often fade as the game progresses. Their damage output, utility, or survivability is outclassed by advanced or intermediate vocations, though some like Wolf Boy or Fledgling Fisherman can occasionally surprise in early-game fights.
| # | Step-by-Step Guide |
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| 1 |
![]() Click the Plus Button on the Right Side To begin creating your Tier List, click the plus button, which you can find at the rightmost corner of each tier. |
| 2 |
![]() Select the Character in Each Tier Afterwards, select the Character that correspond to each tier in your list. |
| 3 |
![]() Confirm Your Choices Your selected Character will then appear below. Once you're done selecting your Character, select confirm. |
| 4 |
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Here is a guide on how to use the Tier List Maker. Let us know in the comments who you think is the best character deserving to get that S Tier in Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined (DQ7)!

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Best Weapons and Equipment |
Best Monster Hearts |
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| Farming Guides | |
EXP Farming Guide |
Money Farming Guide |
Vocational Proficiency Farming Guide |
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| Recommended Guides | |
Trophy Guide and Achievements List |
List of Missables |
All Cut Content |
Lucky Panel Guide |
List of All DLCs |
List of All Keys |
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