BRIGANDINE ABYSS Knights & Classes Hub

BRIGANDINE ABYSS, developed by Adglobe, treats human knights as squad leaders rather than lone duelists. Each leader fields monsters from a Command Point pool that grows as that leader levels. If the pool allows, a squad can include up to five monsters. Promoting a monster raises its Command Point cost, so a lineup that felt comfortable at the start of a campaign can become illegal after a class upgrade and force you to drop units. Typical battles let you deploy up to three leader squads; story specials can put six enemy squads on the same map.

This hub is a map of how knights grow, not a counterfeit encyclopedia of named promotions. Public coverage confirms more than twenty distinct classes and two promotion gates: a class change at level 10, then a second change at level 20 that usually needs a class-change item from quests or expeditions. Faction leaders can class-change without those items. Skills improve with use. Exact promotion titles are not published as one official ladder, so this wiki describes battlefield roles—frontline knight, mage, flyer, healer—rather than inventing a Soldier-to-Warrior-to-Berserker tree.

Command Points decide squad quality

Command Points are the real cap on how elite a squad can be. A high-level leader with cheap early monsters can fill five slots. After class upgrades, the same leader may only afford three stronger creatures. That trade sits at the center of the Organization Phase. You are not just chasing higher numbers; you are choosing whether a castle is defended by many modest units or fewer expensive ones. The Class System page covers promotion timing, mercenaries, and why plot knights should not be the ones you burn on risky quests. The Stats page explains the systems that are confirmed—Command Points, Rally traits, height, encirclement—without fabricating ATK tables that no review has published.

Class change without a fabricated tree

At level 10 almost every knight and monster can take a class upgrade. The second gate at level 20 usually needs a class-change item found on quests and expeditions. Reviews note that enemy nations train as well, and they are not starved of those items the way a player can be if Organization is neglected. Sending a leader on a quest occupies that leader: you gain materials Niffrom’s Market does not always stock, but you also leave a castle thinner until they return. Mercenaries you purchase are gone forever if they lose, which makes them excellent quest fodder while story knights stay on the front line and keep their levels.

Do not wait for a wiki to list every class name before you play. Learn the two gates, keep a stash of class-change items for your best non-leader knights, and remember that faction leaders skip the item tax. Geographic restrictions exist: some classes show up more in one region of Meltitea than another, which is one reason replaying a different story campaign feels like a new army rather than a palette swap.

Rally turns a monster into a knight trait

Rally lets a leader absorb one monster and inherit passive traits such as movement, counter, an element on attacks, defense, or an extra action. The lizard extra-turn trait is among the strongest reported. Dismiss returns the monster; some reports treat that dismiss as movement, which matters because many classes cannot cast a spell after they have already moved. If the leader dies while a monster is rallied, that monster is at risk with the squad. Independent monster movement—new compared with older Brigandine games—lets creatures peel off and link with other squads. Height changes range and movement; flying units ignore some of those limits. Pair this hub with the Rally guide and Combat Tips before you treat Rally as a panic button.

How to use this section

If the Organization and Invasion loop is still fuzzy, start with How to Play. Use Quests and Training to plan class-change items without stranding every plot knight. Rank roles, not invented titles, on the Class Tier List. Pair knights with the Best Monsters page and the Faction Overview so your first campaign is Scarlet Will or Gran Dragnica rather than a fan-made nation. When you are ready to compare story paths, open the Faction Tier List and the Best Faction guide.