Is Dungeon Lootr Sinister Trigger Still The Best?

Despite there being so many other classes, including the latest additions, Embertide and Dragoon, the Dungeon Lootr Sinister Trigger remains a popular choice amongst players. Some classes can be rolled with spins, but others require quests to be completed in Dungeon Lootr.

Speaking of popular classes, check out my Dungeon Lootr Embertide vs Dragoon guide.

Dungeon Lootr Sinister Trigger

A class that focuses on ranged attacks. Despite there being so many other classes, including the latest additions, Embertide and Dragoon, Sinister Trigger remains a popular choice amongst players.

How to Get the Sinister Trigger Class

The Sinister Trigger class is obtainable via spins and is of the Exotic rarity, meaning it has a low drop rate of 0.05%. This is currently the only way to unlock this class and is one of three Exotic-rarity classes in the pool.

You can increase the drop rate of Exotic classes from 0.05% to 0.1% by using Lucky Spins rather than regular spins. The main way of getting Lucky Spins is by spending Robux, which is a method I don’t recommend, as this costs real money.

While unlocking the Sinister Trigger class comes down to RNG, saving up plenty of coins is the best method. Each spin costs 1.5K coins,

Skills

The Sinister Trigger skill set makes it one of the most popular classes in Dungeon Lootr. With Sinister Trigger being a ranged class, all of the skills use ranged attacks to deal damage in combat.

Crossfire
A barrage of four shots, activating a directional dash and summoning a shadow clone for every shot. You can use this skill whilst airborne, which results in a diving slam
There are 3 charges in total
There is a 10% chance of entering an Enhanced State each time you use this skill, increasing your DMG by 30% and granting Demon-Charged Rounds
Showstopper
Slide forward to perform a breakdance sweep, destroying everything in your path with quick strikes whilst you parryHold the skill to turn into a tornado of shots, spinning around as you attack all nearby enemiesThere is a 10% chance of resetting the cooldown of Rainstorm when you use the Showstopper skill
Rainstorm
Launch into the air and hang upside down, spinning whilst shooting at the ground below
You cannot move during the barrage of attacks, but you are invulnerable
There is a 15% chance of resetting the cooldown of Showstopper when you use the Rainstorm skill
Hysteria
Empty the magazines of your weapon in a seven-shot barrage attack, with the final round dealing 2x more DMG
When the combo is over 500, Hysteria turns into a nine-shot Demon-Charged version, dealing 45% more DMG

Find out where I’ve ranked the Sinister Trigger class in my Dungeon Lootr Tier List.

Mastery

The more you use a class, the quicker you level up the Mastery. Each time you use a Sinister Trigger skill, you earn Mastery EXP, passively levelling up. At specific level milestones, you unlock new buffs, including skill-exclusive DMG boosts, cooldown reductions, and a new Mastery Passive Skill.

Level 5
Crossfire DMG increases by 20%
Level 7
Dexterity increases by 4
Level 10
Showstopper DMG increases by 20%
Level 15
Rainstorm DMG increases by 20%
Level 17
The cooldown times for all skills are reduced by 5%
Level 20
Hysteria DMG increases by 20%
Level 50
Unlocks the Deadeye Mastery Passive Skill

Deadeye [Mastery Passive]

You can unlock Sinister Trigger’s Mastery Passive Skill, Deadeye, by reaching Class Mastery level 50.

Basic and Gun Skills have a 50% chance to summon Phantom Rounds that appear above each enemy you hit. After a short delay, these Phantom Rounds fire downwards towards the targets, dealing 190% DMG

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