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D2 Survivors class comparison

This answers tier-list searches with the official leaderboard's peak-floor comparison, not invented S/A/B/C grades. Snapshot generated 2026-10-28T02:02:40Z; these are submitted-run maxima, not class win rates or typical outcomes.

Highest submitted Terror floor by class

The table is ordered by each class's single highest submitted Terror floor in the official leaderboard snapshot generated 2026-10-28T02:02:40Z (checked 2026-10-28). It is a descriptive comparison, not a recommendation or a measure of average strength. Hell median and submitted-run share are separate statistics from that same snapshot.

ClassHighest submitted Terror floorHell medianShare of submitted runs
Paladin13132:4018.1%
Druid10133:257.4%
Barbarian10032:5814.2%
Amazon9933:3629.1%
Necromancer7634:499.3%
Assassin5833:587.7%
Sorceress5635:4414.3%

What would move a band

The maximum reflects one submitted run and can be affected by the build and that run's choices; the public panel does not provide a class median Terror floor here. Builds 20261026.1 and 20261026.3 changed Terror damage for several classes, so later snapshots can differ. The leaderboard does not establish one universally strongest class.

Questions

What is the best D2 Survivors class?

No single answer. Paladin has the highest peak and the fastest Hell median. Amazon has the most runs. Barbarian has the fastest Normal median.

Is this a win-rate tier list?

No. It compares the highest submitted Terror floor per class in the official leaderboard snapshot generated 2026-10-28T02:02:40Z; it does not report win rates.

Which class should I play first?

Written starter guides suggest Barbarian. That is a separate recommendation, not a conclusion from the peak-floor table.

Keep reading

PaladinThe 131-floor peak in this dated snapshot.SorceressWhy 56 is not a slur.Terror rulesHow a floor is counted.

Sources checked 2026-10-28

Source scope: the developer's FAQ, changelog, client and leaderboards are one publisher, not independent corroboration. Build-specific figures and leaderboard numbers without an explicit external corroboration are single-source records at the date above. A video title alone does not verify numbers inside the video.