Mistfall Hunter lets you play as six distinct classes, each with its own weapons, abilities, and combat style. The problem is that leveling every one of them from scratch is a serious time sink. The good news: the game has a built-in shortcut that lets you create new characters and instantly push them to the level cap, as long as you've done the groundwork first.
What do you need before you can max other classes?
Before Spirit Infusion becomes available, two progression requirements must be met on your account. Skipping ahead without these in place won't work.
The level 12 grind only happens once. After that, every class you want to try costs 3,600 Gyldenblod and a few minutes of setup.
Gyldenblod Pool Level 4 unlock
How to upgrade the Gyldenblod Pool to Level 4
The pool upgrade requires Epic and Legendary crafting materials, which can feel like a wall if you're trying to farm them directly. There's a faster path.
Instead of hunting specific drops, collect any high-tier loot you don't need and sell it through the Auction House. Use the Gyldenblod you earn to buy the exact materials the upgrade requires. This approach is consistently faster than targeting specific item drops across multiple extraction runs.
Once the pool hits Level 4, the Spirit Infusion option unlocks and the rest of the process is straightforward.
How to create a new character
With the pool upgraded, head to the main menu and follow these steps:
- Select Select Character from the main menu.
- Open your Character List.
- Press the + button to start a new character.
- Customize appearance, voice, and choose your new class.
- Complete character creation and load in.
- Skip the tutorial since you've already cleared it.
The class you pick here is permanent for that character slot, so decide before you commit. If you want a rundown of which classes are worth your time first, the Mistfall Hunter class tier list breaks down all six options for PvE, PvP, and solo play.
Picking a new class at creation
How to use Spirit Infusion
After loading into the world with your new character, go directly to Dew, who stands beside the Gyldenblod Pool in your base hub. Interact with her and select Spirit Infusion.
Paying 3,600 Gyldenblod instantly raises your new character to Level 12, granting full access to that class's progression. Two or three successful extraction runs typically generates enough Gyldenblod to cover the cost, so it's not a steep barrier once your main is established.
Spirit Infusion costs 3,600 Gyldenblod
How to repeat this for every class
The process scales cleanly across all six classes. Create a new character, pick a different class, skip the tutorial, visit Dew, and spend 3,600 Gyldenblod. Each character maintains its own class identity while benefiting from your account's shared progression.
As you continue upgrading the Gyldenblod Pool beyond Level 4, you unlock additional character slots. This is how you eventually build a full roster. For more details on exactly how many slots open up and at what upgrade levels, the guide on how to get more character slots covers every tier.
Is Spirit Infusion worth the cost?
For most players, yes. Leveling a class manually from scratch takes several hours depending on your extraction success rate. Spirit Infusion compresses that into the time it takes to earn 3,600 Gyldenblod, which is typically two to three solid runs. If you want to experiment with builds across multiple classes without replaying the entire early game, it's one of the better resource investments available.
The classes play differently enough that testing all of them is genuinely worthwhile. After spending time across multiple classes, the playstyle differences become clear fast. Whether you're optimizing a ranged damage dealer or learning a support role, having each class at Level 12 from the start means you can actually evaluate them properly.
Managing your Gyldenblod efficiently
The Auction House is your primary tool for staying funded. A few habits make the whole system work better:
- Sell duplicate Epics and Legendaries rather than scrapping them. The Gyldenblod return is far higher.
- Budget one boost at a time. Trying to fund all six classes simultaneously can drain your reserves and leave you short on gear repair costs.
- Prioritize base upgrades alongside regular extraction runs. The Gyldenblod Pool upgrade pays for itself quickly in time saved.
For broader advice on managing resources and surviving extractions more consistently, the Mistfall Hunter tips and tricks guide covers looting priorities, combat fundamentals, and safe extraction habits that directly feed into your Gyldenblod income.
Once you have your roster built out, the real work begins: finding the right build for each class. Check out the full Mistfall Hunter strategy guides for class-specific builds and deeper progression advice.