Class Configuration
The Class Configuration tab is where you shape what your class does in combat: the order it tries abilities, which abilities are even in play, any per-class knobs, and the named profiles you switch between.
Strategy toolbar
The toolbar across the top selects what you are editing:
| Control | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Strategy | The class whose priorities you are editing. Defaults to your current class. |
| Profile | The named variant being edited. Always edits the active profile. |
| Profile name + Save as | Fork the current edits into a new named profile. |
| Rename / Delete | Rename or remove the active profile (the implicit default is protected). |
| ⚙ Settings | A popover of per-class knobs — only shown for classes that ship them. |
Switching strategy or profile folds your in-progress edits back into their profile first, so nothing is lost when you move between them.
Priority lanes
Below the toolbar are the lane editors, one per sub-tab:
- Primary — the main attack lane.
- Battlerages — the battlerage lane (only shown for classes with one).
Each lane editor has three columns:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Available | Actions your class can use that are not currently in the priority. The "bench." |
| Priority | The evaluated order, top to bottom. Position 1 is tried first. |
| Properties | Tuning for the selected action (when it exposes any). |
Drag an action from Available into Priority to add it; drag it back to remove it. Reorder within Priority to change which ability is tried first.
The order is the membership: an action in the Priority column is evaluated; an action on the bench is available but not in play. There is no separate "disabled" checkbox. Because a customized lane owns its order, a future nexBash update that ships a new ability surfaces it on your bench rather than injecting it into your priority unannounced.
How priority actually resolves
The Priority column is an order of preference, not a fixed script. Each prompt, nexBash walks the lane top-to-bottom and uses the first action whose situational gate passes right now — so a high-priority ability that isn't legal this instant (no balance, wrong target state, resisted damage type) is simply skipped in favor of the next valid one. See the decision model for exactly how that works.
Class settings
Some classes expose bool/int knobs beyond ability order (for example a threshold that changes when an ability kicks in). These live behind the ⚙ Settings popover and are part of the profile delta — they save and switch with the profile like everything else.
Saving
All edits stay in the draft until you press Save on the dialog. On save, nexBash builds the minimal delta over the shipped class defaults — only the lanes, params, and action args you actually changed are stored — and persists it under the active profile. See Strategies and Profiles.