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Grave Digger Classes

Compare the seven base classes by their combat roles, tools, and team support abilities. Find the differences between frontline shooting, engineering, medical support, reconnaissance, and melee combat.

• Soldat

  Infantry with extra inventory weight, improved weapon handling, and Ammunition Pouches for resupplying allies and themselves.

• Rook

  Engineer equipped with a Heavy Pickaxe, Mining Bomb Launcher, and Construct Hammer for digging, demolition, and defenses.

• Mortician

  Medic with faster surgery that can restore allies to 200 health, plus Medical Syrettes and stimulant support.

• Officer

  Reconnaissance and command specialist with a Trench Whistle and Recon Kit; counts as two soldiers when capturing or contesting points.

• Jaeger

  Trapper with a Hunter Kit and Smokescreen Bombs who can detect nearby mining and apply Pox through firearm hits.

• Lancer

  Melee specialist equipped with a Heavy Lance, Throwing Axes, and a Painkiller Injector.

• Vanguard

  Shield bearer with a Rally Banner who resists flinching from passing bullets and supports allied advances.

Grave Digger Weapons and Loadouts

Compare weapon capacity, inventory weight, and alternate actions before choosing a loadout. See how rifles and sidearms such as Prince, Jesse, and Honour fit different equipment combinations.

Grave Digger Perks

Compare perk effects to build around accuracy, reload speed, mobility, or extra supplies. Each perk costs one Medal to unlock, and becoming a Shock Trooper disables your equipped perk.

• Marksman

  Improves Steady Aim, recoil control, and bullet spread; the spread improvement does not apply to shotgun buckshot.

• Veteran

  Starts with maximum reserve ammunition, improves reloading, and prevents ammunition loss during wasteful reloads; cannot receive Morale.

• Survivalist

  Adds one inventory weight slot and increases class equipment and supplies.

• Black Hand

  Improves weapon draw and aim speeds, reduces movement slowdown while aiming or firing, and increases firearm fire rate.

Grave Digger Shock Troopers

Understand how Shock Trooper kits convert a regular class into an elite soldier. Learn the eligibility rules, crate restrictions, and equipment changes before attempting to claim a kit.

• Eligibility

  Earn at least three kills to qualify; killing a Shock Trooper or substituting surgeries for missing kills can also meet the requirement.

• Crate Access

  Shock Trooper crates cannot be claimed while locked; unlock and deployment conditions depend on the game mode.

• Health and Ammunition

  Shock Troopers have 300 health and infinite reserve ammunition, although their weapons can still require reloading.

• Class Conversion

  Keep your class tools and equipment while elite weapons replace your primary and secondary weapons; your perk is disabled.

Grave Digger Game Modes

Learn the objectives and victory conditions for Control, Assault, and Territory Push. Understand how Campaign links skirmishes and how Final Stand differs from the end-of-match Last Stand phase.

• Control

  Capture one to three control points to drain enemy Reinforcement Tickets; the team that runs out of tickets loses.

• Assault

  Attackers must capture three objectives in sequence, while defenders try to exhaust the attackers' reinforcements.

• Territory Push

  Fight across five control points in a line; losing every point or running out of Reinforcement Tickets causes defeat.

• Campaign

  A linked series of skirmishes where winners vote on the next battle; reaching four wins sends the opposing faction into the concluding defense.

• Final Stand

  Defend the Forward Operating Base or assault its gates; defenders can attempt evacuation when the train arrives at the five-minute mark.

Grave Digger Medals and Ranks

Learn how experience earns Medals for unlocks and how playtime determines rank titles. Compare purchase costs and early rank milestones to plan your progression.

• Medal Earnings

  Earn one Medal for every 200 experience; combat, surgery, objectives, and team support contribute experience.

• Unlock Costs

  Weapons and perks cost one Medal each, while cosmetics cost ten Medals.

• Rank Requirements

  Ranks depend on hours played and provide a title rather than gameplay bonuses; the two main factions share the same hour requirements.

• Early Rank Milestones

  At ten hours, become Squire or Private First Class; at 25 hours, Knight or Corporal; at 50 hours, Knight Commander or Sergeant.