Fellowship class tier list Season 2

The Fellowship Class Tier List for Season 2 exists for one reason – picking a kit that carries runs, while the rest of the party roleplays chaos and calls it “gameplay.”

• Which tank locks a fight spot, then turns spikes into a joke button?
• Which healer turns damage into healing, then deletes delayed damage with one cleanse?
• Which DPS plays around a swing timer, and still stays S tier?
• Which DPS deletes a target with burst, then makes bosses feel shorter?

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Aeona sits here because Beacon of Time turns 50% damage into stagger, then Time Shift converts damage into healing, so damage buttons also become healer output. 

Stagger control stays simple because Chronal Wave and Chronal Restore remove 50% stagger, then Absolute Stasis freezes group health for six seconds. 

Xavian sits here because Season 2 adds a tank kit with Shining Halo damage reduction, plus Solar Shield for hard defense, then Decree of the Sun for a full save window. 

Decree starts with three seconds of damage immunity, then five seconds of 50% reduction, and it also heals the group during the effect. 

Mako stays S tier because the source calls out strong boss toughness, and it also notes aggro changes that helped her main issue. 

Sylvie stays S tier because healing is built around HoTs, plus a resource built over time, with a damage reduction debuff utility and zero CC. 

Tariq stays S tier because the kit is very tanky for a DPS slot, while damage stays high, even with swing timer play that can feel annoying. 

Ryme stays S tier because the kit brings single target burst that can delete priority targets, plus a dash and knockback control.

Arios stays S tier because long pulls let dots ramp into huge output, while short pulls can end before dots fully pay out, and mobility includes blink plus single target disorient CC.

Mara stays S tier because burst AoE is strong in low keys, and the kit plays like a stealth melee burst pattern with shadow step mobility and a kidney shot style CC.

Allyan stays S tier because damage can keep moving, mobility comes from a roll, and utility is a chain style control tool for grouping targets without Fellowship dungeons.

Helena stays A tier because Grand Melee controls packs hard and also brings party damage reduction on bosses, while boss pressure was called out as the key weakness in the snapshot. 

Vigor stays A tier because the healer kit leans into burst heals plus shields, with an ultimate that enables heavy AoE casting, and a single target stun that Sylvie lacks. 

Conclusion

Season 2 placements add a Super SSS+ layer for Aeona and Xavian, then the rest follows the source snapshot with S tier and A tier holding the real story.