KLASE Players Hub

KLASE is a free Roblox Action / Battlegrounds & Fighting experience set on a Philippine school campus. The name is class in Filipino and Tagalog, but the wiki does not keep a class-select screen because the game does not ship one. You spawn as your own Roblox avatar on an R6 morph. There is no official character roster, no unlockable fighters, and no NPC gallery to farm.

This hub is therefore about playstyles: how a person uses the seven official keys in a 50-player server. If you came here looking for a best starter hero, you will not find one. If you came here looking for how aggressive, defensive, mix-up, and finisher hunter players actually behave in classrooms, you are in the right place. Child pages also cover builds.

What a player is in KLASE

A player is an R6 body with a default Roblox look, plus habits. Cosmetics do not change the control card. The official actions stay T Stomp, Q Dash, E Glory Finisher, G Slam, R Heavy Attack, F Block/Parry, and Ctrl Crouch. Two people can wear completely different outfits and still fight the same way. Two people can wear matching uniforms and still be opposite roles.

Read people by what they press, not by what they wear:

• Someone who walks in swinging R, then tries G and T, is playing aggressive.
• Someone who holds F, baits a whiff, and leaves on Q is playing defensive.
• Someone who waits for a knockdown before E is a finisher hunter.
• Someone who crouches behind desks and dashes through doorways is mixing up.

Those four habits are ranked on the playstyle tier list. The keys themselves are ranked on the moves tier list. This hub explains the people behind those lists.

Why there is no roster page

Other battlegrounds games on Roblox sell named kits. KLASE, created by bertingkuno (berting) and released 21 December 2024, does not. The predecessor experience Kalye Impyerno also did not hand you a trading-card cast. Treating KLASE like a hero shooter would invent characters the wiki is not allowed to invent.

So we do not publish fake names, fake ultimates, or fake currencies attached to a unit. We publish roles you can copy on any avatar. If a future patch adds a select screen, this hub will change. Until then, assume your look is cosmetic and your keys are the kit.

How to use the sub-pages

Start with aggressive if you like to start fights, take space in a classroom, and convert a downed player with Slam and Stomp. Start with defensive if you would rather let someone overcommit, then answer with Block/Parry and Dash. Then read builds. In KLASE a build is not gear with hidden attack values. A build is keybind comfort, camera, and the decision of when to hold F versus when to commit R, including the different habits PC and mobile players fall into.

New players should still open getting started and the controls guide before they pick a persona. Roles do not replace knowing which key is which.

Reading the campus

A 50-player school is noisy. Courtyards create long Dash lines and Heavy Attack pressure. Classrooms create slam piles, stomp finishes, and people hiding in a crouch behind desks. Hallways punish anyone who Glory Finishes at the wrong time because a third party can walk through the door mid-animation.

When you lose, ask which role beat you. If you ate a parry, you were probably too aggressive. If you never landed a finisher, you were probably too proud to wait. If you got lost in furniture, you need mix-up work, not a new hat.

Practice loop

1. Pick one role for a session instead of swapping every death.
2. Keep the control sheet visible until the keys are automatic.
3. After a fight, run the fight checklist instead of blaming lag by default.
4. Recheck combat and how to win when the same death repeats.
5. After any client change, skim the latest update so you are not ranking a kit that just shifted.

KLASE is still a fun-first campus brawler. Roles exist so you can describe a lobby without inventing a cast. Use them that way.