Class

**Class** is an organizational system used within Delta Host to determine how a super does battle. The four existing classes are damager, tank, support and disruptor. These classes each have their own fighting style and accompanying attributes and are also reflected across all Delta games that use a combat system, including the Delta card game.

## Classes

### Damager

Damagers are the most common class in Delta Host, making up a total of 44% of all supers under the Delta name. Damagers focus on dealing as much damage as possible while taking as little damage as possible. They are usually lightweights or midweights compared to the heavyweight tank class and typically have hits that deal less damage than those of a tank while being much faster to use. Damagers are the fastest Delta class on average, though their damage rates come in second place to those of the Tanks. However, what they lack in power, they make up for in maneuverability.

### Tank

Tanks are the heavy hitters of Delta and the second most common class, encompassing 22% of all Delta supers. Tanks focus on delivering attacks that are slower, but more powerful in comparison to those of damagers. Tanks tend to be midweights or heavyweights, balancing their hard hitting with a lack of maneuverability. However, tanks also tend to have much higher defence than that of damagers, allowing them to bear the brunt of an opposing force's attacks and allowing damagers to make a move in the meantime.

### Support

Supports are the backbone of Delta host, making up a total 21% of all Delta heroes. Supports exist to heal, boost and enhance, taking a back seat when it comes to combat to allow damagers and tanks to do their best work. A support's job is to improve the odds of a damager or tank being able to do damage by keeping them healthy and applying their powers to the damager or tank's benefit. While supports aren't hard hitters and tend to be made up of mostly lightweights and midweights, they serve a unique role that no other member of the team can fill, and thus are crucial to team success.

### Disruptor

Disruptors are the smallest class demographic in Delta, accounting for only 9% of all total Delta supers. A disruptor exists to inconvenience or somehow incapacitate an opponent in a way that does not involve either directly damaging them or directly boosting their opponent. They create openings through which damagers and tanks can move in to attack. While disruptors fill a very useful role, they often require much more training than other classes in order to not disrupt their own team, leading them to be an unpopular class choice. Disruptors, despite lacking somewhat in attack, tend to have high defence. They are typically lightweights and midweights.

## Gallery

As a damager, Octave's battle style focuses on ranged attacks to make up for her low defence while still dealing as much damage as possible.As a tank, Sequence's combat style involves diving directly into battle to deliver strong melee hits while using his high defence to bear the brunt of any damage.As a support, Keymaster uses his absolute access core to grant his team entry into any location. He also uses this ability to enter the thoughts of his opponents, predicting their next move and reporting back to his team.As a disruptor, Cryofreeze uses his cold aura to impair any opponents who come near him, freezing them in place and using his own body to create a battlefield hazard.