TEAM COMPS
TBH Best Teams — Party ideas for different jobs
Use a tank, support, and damage lens to choose a party that solves your current wall.
A team composition is a set of jobs, not a magic list of three names. Before copying a party, decide what is ending your run: a dead frontline, slow wave clear, or a boss that outlasts your damage.
A balanced ranged-damage party
PC Gamer’s July 2026 guide highlights Priest + Ranger + Sorcerer as a damage-focused composition. Its rationale is clear: Priest provides support and durability, Ranger supplies focused damage, and Sorcerer adds area damage for waves.
This is a useful starting point when you need the party to do more than one job. It is not an official recommendation, and it depends on how your own equipment and skill choices support those roles.
A safer early-to-mid-game shape
The same guide describes Slayer + Priest + Ranger as a steadier three-person lineup. In that setup, Slayer takes a frontline role, Priest supports and heals, and Ranger provides the main damage.
The broader lesson is more valuable than the exact names: if your damage dealer dies before finishing a wave, spending a slot on durability can make a run stronger even when the damage sheet looks lower.
A solo farming experiment
The author also reports using Ranger alone for some high-difficulty farming. That is an individual endgame observation, not a beginner instruction. Try a solo setup only when you can compare it against a reliable full party on the same stage.
Build from the problem backward
| If this happens | Try changing | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Your frontline disappears first | Add a durable or support role | It gives damage dealers more time to work | | Waves linger too long | Add or improve area damage | Faster clearing reduces incoming pressure | | Bosses time out | Focus upgrades on one damage role | Spreading damage upgrades can hide your carry | | A strong class feels weak | Check the other two party roles | A class can be strong but unsupported |
For a better roster overview, read classes. For the limits of current rankings, read the tier-list comparison.
Sources and scope
- PC Gamer: Task Bar Hero tier list and best teams — the specific examples on this page come from that writer’s tested setups.
- TBH on Steam — official game overview and class DLC listing.
Quick answers
What is a good beginner team in TBH?
Start with a clear frontline or support role plus focused and area damage. Recent player testing highlights Slayer, Priest, and Ranger as one balanced example, but your gear should decide the final choice.
Can you play a solo class in TBH?
PC Gamer reports using Ranger alone for some high-difficulty farming. Treat that as an endgame experiment, not a universal beginner recommendation.