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Classes

Survive a Million Monkeys Classes

A class is a job you choose before fighting the monkey horde. Compare the named options in Survive a Million Monkeys, understand the starter and team-support choices, and separate buying another class from upgrading one you already use. Start with the role you want to play, then plan the Gems purchase.

I need a class overviewSee the named roster and the difference between a starter, support and other reported roles.

Give the next unlock a job

Choose a class for a purpose your next run can actually use. Survivor gives a starter baseline, while Medic is described around helping teammates. Published class coverage also names Bomber, Juggernaut, Outlaw and Engineer, but broad role labels should not be treated as exact ability statistics. A team-support goal and a combat-focused goal can lead to different choices even before prices enter the decision.

Class selection and Gem unlocks are connected, but unlocking and upgrading answer different needs. An unlock gives another class to select; an upgrade develops an existing choice. If you like your current role, another unlock may not address the reason your run ended. Read the classes guide first for the named roster, then use the unlock article for a deliberate purchase rather than an assumed fixed price.

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Published articles for choose a class, understand its role, and plan unlocks.

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Classes questions

Does every class cost the same amount?

This site does not publish a shared price. Use the requirement shown for the exact class in the live game; do not apply another class’s price to it.

Does Medic have a specified healing amount here?

No. The supporting role is described, but this guide does not invent healing values, revive rules or ability range.

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Give the next unlock a job

The unlock guide helps you turn a desired role into a purchase decision. Gems advice compares that choice with developing a class you already play.