Remnant 2: Beginner Solo Tips | Best Classes, Healing Charges & More

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Improve your chances in the cruel multi-dimensional realms and pick best classes in Remnant 2 with our tips. Below, we’ll explain what Archetypes you want as a beginning solo player, how to unlock more Relic charges, and other tips to stay alive when you’re playing all by yourself. Remnant 2 can be an extremely cruel game if you’re not joining a full team. If you want to win, you might need these tips.

When playing solo, you’ll want to focus on survivability. Any class (called Archetypes in Remnant 2) is viable, but these classes are especially useful for solo players learning the ropes in the early game.

Players recommend going for a Medic / Handler build for maximum sustainability in the wild. You’ll unlock secondary archetypes later, giving you the ability to run two at once. Using the medic’s healing is faster than using your Relic — and you can always use your Relic when you’re low and the cooldown hasn’t recharged yet.

The Engineer Archetype is also extremely powerful. Finding it is extremely difficult, so you’ll need our guide showing how to unlock the hidden Engineer Engram here.

These are some of the best classes for solo players. I highly recommend experimenting with them and figuring out which you like best. They’re hardly the only viable classes — anyone can play solo. It helps to have a team, but solo is doable, and any class works if you’re willing to take risks.

You start the game with x3 Relic Charges — the Relic is your default healing item. You can select different types of relics, but all of them recharge whenever you use a checkpoint.

-To increase the number of healing charges, go to the vendor Wallace. He is found in the raised container home on the crane platform, near the wrecked ship on the