Eslabong Guide · P1
Eslabong Classes Hub: Verified Launch Classes and Database Status
A partial, current-safe Eslabong class hub: official class count, verified launch names, how classes show up in the Market, and what still needs a full Codex export.
Last Verified: 2026-08-26
Fast answer
Eslabong’s current Steam description states 50 mercenary classes, but the game does not expose a complete clean class list in the web-facing materials. This hub gives you the verified launch names and the honest status of the rest, instead of inventing a database we cannot yet confirm.
Official breadth
The current Steam description states 50 mercenary classes. That is the safe current anchor for any class-related coverage.
Where class names actually appear
In the current build you mostly meet class names in two places: the starting-team chooser and the Market fighter card (the detail panel that lists a fighter’s class, skills and stats). The Market panel is especially useful because it ties a class name to other useful data fields instead of showing a name in isolation.
This Market capture is the current cleanest way to confirm class names together with the data fields they sit next to.
The roster panel is a supporting visual for how fighters sit in a club lineup. It is not a complete class database.
Verified class examples from current screens
The current research set gives us screen-level confirmation for several class names, including:
- Crossbowman
- Cleric
- Frost Knight
- Ice Mage
- Fire Mage
- Goblin Archer
- Fighter
How class identity surfaces in play
Class names are useful anchors, but a class in Eslabong is more than a label. The visible screen evidence points at a few things you can actually learn from a class name:
| What a class label usually signals | How you can use it as a new player |
|---|---|
| Role (melee / ranged / support) | Rough idea of where to position the fighter |
| Damage type or element (Ice / Fire) | A hint at which battlefield interactions to expect |
| Healing vs damage (Cleric / Crossbowman) | Whether the fighter keeps your team alive or pressures theirs |
| Summon or minion focus | Whether you are learning to manage extra units |
Use these as guidance, not hidden stats. There is no current evidence that lets us publish exact ability damage or growth numbers per class.
Why the class hub is still partial
A real class database needs more than a list of names. Ideally it should also capture:
- role identity;
- abilities;
- growth style;
- tendencies;
- current source screen;
- whether the information is official, video-confirmed or still inferred.
That is why this page remains a hub rather than pretending we already have a full clean export.
Related systems
Class identity is the connective tissue of a lot of Eslabong. Once you can read a class label, the next steps are usually:
- Starting Teams — how class mix shapes an opening roster, and what each opener is labelled to do → Starting Teams guide
- Market — where you actually buy class-specific fighters → Market guide
- Codex — the in-game reference that could one day expose the full class list cleanly → Codex guide
- How to Win — turning class knowledge into better control and positioning → How to Win guide
What this page does not claim
This page does not claim:
- a complete 50-class database with every ability and stat;
- a current best-class tier list;
- exact role win rates;
- hidden stat values for any class;
- that the launch class set is the same as the last demo’s class set.
The evidence we have explains the classes honestly; it is not enough to fake precise numbers.
Q&A
How many mercenary classes does Eslabong officially state?
The current official store description states 50 mercenary classes. That is the safe anchor for any class coverage right now.
Is this a complete 50-class database?
No. Only a verified subset is listed until the current in-game Codex can be captured in full. The page does not pretend to be a full export.
Where do class names appear in the current build?
Class names show up on fighter cards in the Market detail panel, and on the starting-team and preseason screens. The Market capture is the clearest current reference.
Which classes are currently screen-verified?
Crossbowman, Cleric, Frost Knight, Ice Mage, Fire Mage, Goblin Archer and Fighter have screen-level confirmation in the current research set.
Is there a "best class" ranking?
No. There is not enough current evidence to publish a defensible tier list, so this hub does not rank classes (see the "What this page does not claim" section).
Sources & verification
- official Steam Store — Eslabong · 2026-08-26
- official Developer launch post — Eslabong is out now · 2026-08-26
- video Current gameplay capture supplied by user — Market screen · 2026-08-26