Choosing a class is one of the first important decisions in Yulgang W. The game currently offers five classic professions—Bladesman, Swordsman, Spearman, Healer, and Archer—and each develops stronger martial-arts techniques as you level. This Yulgang W class guide compares all five classes by combat style, difficulty, farming, F2P value, strengths, weaknesses, and early building priorities. It also includes a practical Yulgang W class tier list focused on beginners and early progression.

Yulgang W relies heavily on repeated field grinding and resource collection. Players developing several characters or accounts can also use OSLink with LDPlayer multi-instance, allowing several emulator sessions to stay online for AFK leveling and material farming while the accounts can be monitored remotely from a phone. OSLink also supports synchronized multi-instance control and repetitive auto-click routines.

Yulgang W Class Tier List

For beginners, F2P players, and early-game farming, this is the safest Yulgang W class ranking:

Tier	Class	Best For
S	Bladesman	F2P, beginners, AFK farming, durability
S	Healer	Beginners, parties, low-pressure progression
A	Archer	Ranged farming, sustained DPS, AFK
A	Spearman	Aggressive melee, Rage-focused damage
A	Swordsman	Evasion, damage, players planning long-term investment

Bladesman – Best Overall Beginner/F2P Class

Bladesman is the easiest Yulgang W class recommendation for players who simply want a reliable start.

Its main advantages are high HP, strong DEF, and good multi-target damage. Early SEA testing also found that its support progression can increase the number of enemies hit, giving it a noticeable advantage when farming dense groups of monsters.

Pros

• High survivability
• Strong AoE farming
• Forgiving during auto-combat
• Good F2P value
• Easy to learn

Cons

• Less specialized than pure damage-oriented classes
• Melee range means it still takes frequent monster hits

Bladesman Build

Prioritize ATK during early leveling, as recommended for every class by the official beginner guide. For skills, focus first on your main multi-target damage option and passives that improve farming efficiency or survivability. Once your build develops, defensive investment becomes more valuable because Bladesman naturally benefits from staying in the middle of packs.

For gems, the official beginner setup recommends Skill Power on the weapon, DEF on armor, and ATK on accessories.

Recommended for: beginners, F2P players, AFK grinders, melee fans.

Spearman – Rage-Based Aggressive Melee

Spearman is a more offensive melee choice built around strong ATK and Rage-related mechanics.

Current early-game testing highlights passives that help the Spearman enter Rage faster and remain in that state longer. When Rage is active, both offensive and defensive performance improves, making the class strongest when it maintains momentum instead of fighting in short, disconnected bursts.

Pros

• Strong melee damage
• Good offensive pressure
• Rage gives meaningful combat boosts
• Suitable for players who like aggressive farming

Cons

• More dependent on maintaining its combat state
• Less forgiving than Bladesman when undergeared

Spearman Build

During the opening levels, keep following the universal ATK-first recommendation. When more class-specific abilities become available, prioritize skills or passives that improve Rage generation, Rage duration, and your main damage rotation.

Spearman works best when your skill setup minimizes downtime between strong attacks, so avoid spreading upgrade resources across every available skill.

Recommended for: melee DPS players, active combat, players who enjoy resource/state management.

Swordsman – High Evasion and Late Growth

Swordsman combines offensive pressure with high evasion, but its strongest advantages become more noticeable later than Bladesman's straightforward early durability.

Apple's current Yulgang W feature confirms that Swordsman begins with Green Lotus Swordplay and later learns techniques such as Green Waves Swordplay and Phantom Swordplay. It also specifically recommends developing agile footwork alongside weapon techniques.

Early SEA testing describes Swordsman as a high-damage, high-evasion class but notes that several important improvements arrive around later class progression, making it less immediately efficient for very low-investment players.

Pros

• High evasion
• Strong damage potential
• Stylish and mobile melee combat
• Better payoff with long-term investment

Cons

• Slower early power curve
• More gear-dependent than Bladesman
• Not the simplest F2P starting option

Swordsman Build

Start with ATK, then develop your main sword techniques plus mobility/evasion-oriented progression rather than upgrading every skill evenly. The class makes more sense for someone willing to invest beyond the first leveling phase.

Recommended for: long-term mains, players who prefer evasive melee, moderate spenders.

Healer – Best Support and Party-Friendly F2P Class

Healer is one of the safest choices in the Yulgang W F2P class discussion.

Unlike a purely passive healer, this class attacks from range while bringing a wide support kit. Current SEA testing lists ATK, DEF, Accuracy, and Evasion buffs, alongside both single-target and group healing. That makes Healer valuable in parties while still remaining capable of normal progression.

The official beginner guide also specifically lists Healer alongside Bladesman as one of the most popular early choices.

Pros

• Healing and party buffs
• Ranged combat
• Valuable in group content
• Beginner-friendly
• Strong F2P utility

Cons

• Lower emphasis on raw solo damage
• Full value becomes more obvious in parties

Healer Build

Do not immediately sacrifice all damage for healing. During early leveling, the official guide still recommends ATK first for every class, since faster mob clearing speeds up progression.

As party content becomes important, prioritize your core heal, group heal, and the buffs your regular team benefits from most. This avoids wasting early resources on situational support skills you rarely use.

Recommended for: F2P, party players, beginners, players who enjoy support roles.

 

Archer – Best Ranged Farming Choice

Archer stands out through long attack range and fast attacks.

Current class testing describes several development directions: players can emphasize normal attacks, skill damage, or combine the two. Archer progression also contains effects that improve attack range, ATK, and attack speed, making it naturally suited to sustained ranged pressure.

A recent Archer farming analysis also points out the basic advantage of range: killing enemies before they reach you reduces movement and incoming chip damage during long auto-grinding sessions.

Pros

• Long-range attacks
• Fast sustained damage
• Strong farming potential
• Good for AFK grinding
• Flexible normal-attack/skill approach

Cons

• Less forgiving if enemies close the gap
• Damage efficiency depends heavily on keeping weapon investment current

Archer Build

Start with ATK, then choose a clear direction instead of mixing every offensive stat immediately. For farming, prioritize consistent ranged damage and attack speed; if your setup is skill-oriented, invest more heavily in the primary skills you actually use during auto-combat.

Recommended for: solo farming, ranged players, AFK-focused accounts.

Which Yulgang W Class Should You Pick?

Player Type	Recommendation
Best class for beginners	Bladesman
Best F2P support	Healer
Best Melee Farmer for Beginners	Bladesman
Best ranged farmer	Archer
Best aggressive melee	Spearman
Best long-term evasive melee	Swordsman

If you are still unsure about the Yulgang W best class, Bladesman is the safest general recommendation. It combines survivability and multi-target farming while demanding relatively little mechanical attention. Healer is the better option if party utility matters, while Archer is attractive for players primarily interested in ranged AFK grinding.

Universal Class Building Tips

Regardless of your class, several official early-game rules apply:

1. Prioritize ATK early.
The official guide recommends ATK for all five classes before making more specialized adjustments after Level 30.

2. Upgrade core skills, not everything equally.
Put resources into the attacks, heals, or passives that directly improve your normal farming rotation first.

3. Use the beginner gem setup.
Weapon: Skill Power; Armor: DEF; Accessory: ATK.

4. Do not overbuild temporary gear.
Official guidance recommends Level 50 armor around +8 as a transition while focusing major crafting investment on Level 60 gear.

Final Recommendation

There is no single Yulgang W class tier list that determines every PvE, PvP, and endgame situation. For current early progression, Bladesman offers the strongest combination of accessibility, durability, AoE farming, and F2P efficiency, while Healer is excellent for support-minded players. Archer provides attractive long-range farming, Spearman rewards aggressive Rage-based gameplay, and Swordsman is better suited to players willing to invest for later growth.

 

Since all five classes eventually need EXP, gear, pet materials, and other resources, players managing alts can also use OSLink with LDPlayer's multi-instance feature to keep several accounts AFK farming simultaneously, then check their progress remotely instead of manually switching between devices.

Pick the class whose combat loop fits how you actually plan to play; the official guide itself emphasizes that all five classes can level effectively, so a comfortable long-term main is usually worth more than chasing a temporary ranking.