Dungeon Lootr has received a new update with several new additions for players to try. The update brings a new Tournament Mode, exclusive content, and two Exotic classes that can appear in the reroll section. However, one of the biggest additions is Alucard, a new class that has quickly gained attention because of its very high damage.
Alucard is currently locked behind a paywall, which makes the class harder to access for free-to-play players. Even so, the class is worth looking at because its damage is already strong even before fully mastering it. Unlike some classes that depend heavily on basic attacks, Alucard gets most of its damage from its skills.
How to Get Alucard
Alucard is one of the newer classes added to Dungeon Lootr, but it is not available through the normal free reroll system. The class is currently locked behind paid access, meaning players need to spend money or premium currency to use it.
This is different from the two Exotic classes added to the reroll section with the same update. Those classes can be obtained through the game’s reroll system, while Alucard is restricted behind the paywall.
After obtaining Alucard, you can start increasing its Mastery to unlock and improve its abilities. The class scales well with Dexterity, which is useful because it allows players to focus on critical damage without losing much in terms of crit rate or damage.
Alucard’s basic attacks have a shorter range compared to classes such as Sinister Trigger. Its M1 attacks are also not the main source of its damage. Instead, most of Alucard’s damage comes from using its skills correctly.
Once the class is fully mastered, its damage becomes much more noticeable. The skills can deal heavy damage and make Alucard a strong option for difficult content.
Is It Worth It?
If you are only looking at performance, Alucard is definitely one of the stronger damage-focused classes in Dungeon Lootr. Its biggest advantage is the amount of damage it can deal through its skills.
The class does not feel as focused on M1 attacks as Sinister Trigger. Sinister Trigger can deal a lot of damage by constantly using basic attacks, while Alucard relies more on its abilities. This means you need to manage your skills properly if you want to get the most out of the class.
Alucard also performs well in difficult content. In testing, the class was able to handle the Impossible Event Dungeon even during a solo run. It can still perform better with multiple players, but its damage is high enough to make solo runs possible.
The main downside is the VFX. While the effects look fine, they are not as impressive as you might expect from one of the most hyped classes in the update. The ultimate is also somewhat disappointing compared to the class’s overall damage. It does not feel like a major finishing move and is closer to another standard ability.
For free-to-play players, the paywall is another major issue. Alucard can be very strong, but paying for a class is something you need to consider before spending your money or premium currency.
Overall, Alucard is worth it if your main goal is high damage and you are willing to pay for access. If you are a free-to-play player, there are still other classes worth using, so there is no need to force yourself into getting Alucard.
Alucard is one of the strongest additions in the latest Dungeon Lootr update when it comes to raw damage. The class relies heavily on its skills instead of M1 attacks, and its Dexterity scaling makes it even better for damage-focused builds.
Its VFX and ultimate could have been better, but the damage makes up for those weaknesses. Alucard can also perform well in difficult dungeons, including solo runs.
The biggest problem is that Alucard is locked behind a paywall. If you do not mind paying and want a powerful damage class, Alucard can be a strong choice. For free-to-play players, however, it may be better to stick with the available reroll classes and save your resources.