KLASE Tier List Hub

This hub is the fan ranking for KLASE on Roblox as of September 2026. It does not invent damage numbers, hidden stats, or a character roster, because KLASE does not ship unique heroes. You drop in as your Roblox avatar on an R6 morph, then fight other players across a Philippine school campus of classrooms, halls, and courtyard space.

The list ranks the seven actions printed on the official game page: T Stomp, Q Dash, E Glory Finisher, G Slam, R Heavy Attack, F Block/Parry, and Ctrl Crouch. Rankings measure typical battlegrounds value: how often a key decides a trade, lets you enter or leave a pile, or converts a knockdown. They are not a laboratory DPS chart.

How to read the list

S-tier keys decide fights even when your aim is average. A-tier keys win when you already have an advantage. B-tier keys are still worth learning, especially in rooms or after someone is already on the floor. Crouch sits in Utility because it does not hit, but it changes camera, mix-ups, and how visible you are behind desks.

Use the move-by-move ranking when you want classroom versus courtyard notes for each key. Use the playstyle ranking when you care more about how those keys cluster into habits.

This is a fan document. Creator bertingkuno (display name berting) has not published an official tier board, Trello, or Discord balance manifesto. If the Roblox game page control list changes, treat this page as stale until we rewrite it. Check the latest update notes for the date on that page.

Snapshot for September 2026

• S: F Block/Parry, Q Dash
• A: E Glory Finisher, R Heavy Attack
• B: G Slam, T Stomp
• Utility: Ctrl Crouch

Parry sits at the top because it answers the rest of the kit. Players who never hold F get clipped by Heavy Attack and then converted. Dash sits beside it because the campus is full of doorways, desks, and sudden third parties; the player who can enter and leave on Q lives longer than the player who only swings.

Glory Finisher and Heavy Attack occupy A because they are how you actually close or apply pressure. Slam and Stomp occupy B because they shine after someone is already compromised, or when several bodies occupy a classroom, rather than as your first idea in an open courtyard.

If you are new, pair this hub with the controls guide and the combat guide. If you already know the keys, jump to how to parry, combo ideas, and how to win.

Playstyles, not named fighters

KLASE has no unlockable fighters. The players hub describes roles, not NPCs. Aggressive players lean on R, G, and T. Defensive players live on F and Q. Finisher hunters wait for a knockdown before E. Mix-up players stitch crouch and dash through furniture. Those four habits are ranked on the playstyle page and unpacked on aggressive, defensive, and builds.

Classroom versus courtyard

In a classroom, space collapses. Slam and Stomp gain value because people cannot kite in a straight line. Parry matters more because you cannot always Dash out of a packed room. Crouch behind desks becomes a real hiding tool, not a joke. In the courtyard, Dash and Heavy Attack do more of the work: you have room to re-enter, reset, and punish people who whiff Glory Finisher in the open.

Print a control sheet and run the fight checklist before you grind busy pubs. KLASE servers hold up to 50 players; the ranking assumes messy, multi-person brawls, not a silent 1v1 lab.

What this list will never do

It will not invent currencies, badges, or codes. There are still no official codes as of this writing; if a redeem UI appears after a patch, read how to redeem instead of trusting rumor. It will not assign made-up percents to Stomp. It will not pretend your avatar cosmetics change damage.

When you argue with a friend about the list, argue from the keys and the map, then come back here after the next update history checkpoint.