Early Rune Tree direction
Use this when deciding whether the account needs broader progression, route stability, farming speed, or boss pressure next.
Tier guide
Task Bar Hero Rune Priority For Beginners
Rune priority should first support account progress and route stability, then shift toward speed or damage once farming is repeatable.
Priority Table
Read the tier as a beginner decision aid, not as a permanent ranking.
TierPickBest jobWhy
FirstAccount progressionUnlock momentumStart with broad account value before narrow damage experiments.FirstSurvival supportStable clearsUse when the party cannot survive long enough to evaluate damage.SecondFarming speedRepeat clearsMove into speed once a stage is already safe and consistent.SecondBoss pressureWall breaksUse damage pressure when survival is solved but bosses still time out.How To Use This List
The right priority depends on what is blocking the account.
- Early rune choices should reduce failure and unlock more testing room.
- Farming speed only matters when the route remains repeatable.
- Use rune records as reference data, not as a universal build order.
When This Priority Applies
Use these scenarios to decide whether this list matches the problem in front of you.
Stable route testing
Use rune priority after the current stage can be tested repeatedly; otherwise failed runs can hide the real bottleneck.
Record lookup
Use the 197 rune records to inspect exact node identity after the priority category is clear.
When To Ignore This List
A beginner priority page should prevent mistakes. It should not force the same answer onto every account state.
- Ignore farming-speed priorities when the party cannot clear the route consistently.
- Ignore damage priorities when survival or sustain is the failure point.
- Do not treat this as a full Rune Tree build order; use exact rune records before committing deep investment.
Supporting Pages
Use the source records before turning a priority suggestion into a permanent build.