Andy says dusk bloods has 14 character classes leaking before the Closed Network Test, and that is the first concrete look players have had at its class system. The Senior Evergreen Editor also frames the game as arriving with less attention than FromSoftware’s Elden Ring, which makes the leak feel more like a preview of playstyle than a simple roster note.
Dark Soku reported a data server update that reportedly showed the 14 class names and descriptions before the Closed Network Test began. That matters because the leak does not just count the options; it exposes how FromSoftware is structuring choice before the first public testing period, when players usually arrive with less to go on.
Andy and the class list
Andy describes himself as an unsophisticated Souls player who likes a tanky warrior who deals big damage, and that line tells you exactly how he is reading the reveal. He is not treating the leak like lore trivia; he is treating it like a menu of combat roles, with one class pattern likely to matter more to players who want a straightforward build path.
The article says the leaked descriptions make the set feel deeper than Elden Ring Nightreign’s selection, and that comparison is doing real work here. A roster with 14 character classes before the public test gives players a head start on class choice, which can shape early testing feedback before anyone has spent much time inside the game.
Nintendo Switch 2 timing
The Duskbloods is a Nintendo Switch 2 console exclusive for now, and Andy says a PlayStation or XBOX port would be welcome. That leaves the leak sitting on top of a platform-specific rollout, with the early class information circulating before the game has even reached its first public Closed Network Test.
Andy also writes, “I don’t think The Duskbloods has quite gotten the attention of FromSoftware’s previous work, Elden Ring” and closes with, “Which of these characters sounds like the one you’ll use?” The first line explains why the leak may travel farther than a normal class update, while the second shows the practical question players are already asking: which of the 14 classes fits their build before the Closed Network Test starts shaping expectations for the game.
Closed Network Test
The immediate next step is the Closed Network Test for The Duskbloods, where the leaked class list will be measured against what players can actually use. Until then, the useful takeaway is simple: the game’s class lineup is already out in the open, and the test will now have to answer whether those 14 options match the descriptions circulating around them.
