Pixel Lineage: How to Get Super Class and Unlock All Second-Tier Choices

Understanding the Super Class System in Pixel Lineage

Progression in Roblox's Pixel Lineage relies heavily on moving past your initial foundation and adapting to tougher encounters. While your starting weapon choice, race, and base class—such as Warrior, Thief, Mage, Fist, Bard, or Archer—define your early-game survival, the second major milestone in a hero's journey is unlocking a Super Class.

According to community guides and wiki documentation, a Super Class represents the second tier of character progression. Every single base class splits into three distinct secondary paths. These advanced specializations alter your combat style completely, granting specialized move sets that scale as your hero gains experience.

Choosing the right path requires understanding where to find these options and how they impact your progression through the game's more difficult areas.

1. Progress to Act 2: Advance your gameplay past the initial stages until you reach The Dungeon (Act 2).
2. Spot the Trainer's Shrine: While navigating the dungeon path, keep an eye out for the Trainer's Shrine card option.
3. Select Your Specialization: Choose the card to view and lock in your permanent Super Class choice for that specific hero slot.
4. Level Up Your Moves: Unlock your first move immediately upon selection, followed by subsequent abilities at hero level 10 and hero level 14.

Complete List of All Super Classes by Base Class

Every base class branches out into three unique specialization paths. Each choice offers distinct mechanics, ranging from savage bleed combos to heavy crowd control or magical support.

Warrior Specializations

• Berserk: Savage sword combos that hit harder the more damage you have taken. (Moves: Rending Cross, Ruin, Bloodbath)
• Sentinel: A heavily armored wall focused on guard-breaking strikes and tactical counters. (Moves: Oathbreaker, Counter Stance, Falling Judgment)
• Greatsword: Wields a blade larger than the character, executing wide cleaves, earth-splitting slams, and massive whirlwinds. (Moves: Great Cleave, Earthsplitter, Whirlwind)

Thief Specializations

• Rogue: Utilizes tripwires, traps, and a flurry of hidden knives to win fights through dirty tricks. (Moves: Tripwire, Deadfall, Knife Storm)
• Assassin: Focuses on marking a single target to execute devastating, high-damage finishing strikes. (Moves: Shadow Cuts, Death Mark, Last Rites)
• Beast Tamer: Commands a pack consisting of wolves, bears, and vipers via a whistle. (Moves: Wolf Pack, Viper Strike, Bear Maul)

Mage Specializations

• Cleric: Acts as a holy caster providing divine smites, healing light for allies, and beams of judgment. (Moves: Smite, Mending Light, Judgment)
• Hexer: Binds enemies, applies weakening hex bolts, and calls down magical doom. (Moves: Hex Bind, Hex Bolt, Doom)
• Summoner: Summons magical familiars, a defensive stone guardian, and a phoenix to fight on the frontline. (Moves: Arcane Familiar, Stone Guardian, Phoenix Call)

Fist Specializations

• Monk: Relies on chi palms, rapid multi-hit flurries, and heavy aerial strikes. (Moves: Chi Palm, Hundred Fists, Heaven's Palm)
• Brawler: Pure knockout power centered around heavy haymakers and guard-breaking pressure. (Moves: Haymaker, Guard Break, Knockout)
• Oni: Dons a demon mask to channel rage, wielding a spiked club and demonfire palms. (Moves: Demon Mask, Demonfire Palm, Kanabo Smash)

Bard Specializations

• Minstrel: The heartbeat of the party, providing consistent healing hymns and protective lullabies. (Moves: Soothing Hymn, Lullaby, Verse of Renewal)
• Siren: Employs a destructive voice that deals piercing shrieks, echoes, and draining crescendos. (Moves: Shriek, Echo, Crescendo)
• Pianist: Summons a grand piano on demand for rapid-fire key strikes, haunting sonatas, and explosive aerial finales. (Moves: Staccato, Moonlight Sonata, Grand Finale)

Archer Specializations

• Ranger: Fights alongside a loyal falcon, laying down arrow storms and grass snares. (Moves: Falcon Dive, Briar Snare, Arrow Storm)
• Deadeye: Precision specialist relying on steady breathing, headshots, and arrows that pierce multiple foes. (Moves: Headshot, Piercing Line, Kill Shot)
• Corsair: A pirate captain style utilizing a flintlock pistol, powder kegs, and ship cannons on call. (Moves: Flintlock Parley, Powder Keg, Cannon Barrage)

Progression Rules and Important Considerations

When choosing your Super Class, keep in mind that the decision is permanent for that specific hero slot. Because builds dictate how well you survive mid-to-late game dungeons and secret boss encounters, weigh your options based on your playstyle and your starting race passives.

Community reports and game wikis highlight several important details regarding how these specializations function:

• Level Scaling: You do not need to manually buy all your Super Class skills with skill points once unlocked; they automatically become available at specific hero milestones (Move 1 instantly, Move 2 at level 10, and Move 3 at level 14).
• Future Awakening: Every Super Class holds the potential to awaken further into an Ultra Class later in your progression journey.
• Hero Wipes: Keep in mind that standard character wipes reset individual hero slots, though account-wide mechanics like Hall of Lineage progression help retain long-term value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my Super Class after choosing it?

No, according to community documentation and game mechanics, selecting a Super Class at the Trainer's Shrine is permanent for that specific hero slot. Choose carefully based on the weapons and race traits you are currently running.

Do I need to unlock skills manually after picking a Super Class?

No. Your first Super Class move unlocks immediately when you select the shrine card. The second move unlocks automatically when your hero reaches level 10, and the final move unlocks at level 14.