HeroClass can grow into a deep classroom world, but teachers do not need to launch everything at once. Start small, let students learn the basics, and unlock the larger systems when the class is ready.
The easiest way to begin is to treat HeroClass as a simple classroom motivation system: students join, choose a role, earn XP and Gold Pieces, and work in teams. That is enough for launch.
The deeper systems, the bank, store, crystal exchange, daily events, powers, pledges, and larger economy, can be introduced gradually. You don't need to open every door on day one.
HeroClass is designed to be affordable for a single classroom teacher.
One full school year of HeroClass access.
Best value for teachers who plan to use it all year.
Month-to-month access for teachers who want to try it gradually.
Useful for testing HeroClass with one class first.
The setup process is meant to feel manageable. One step at a time. Revolutionary stuff, apparently.
Create a teacher account and choose either yearly or monthly access.
Make your classroom, give it a name, and generate a class join code.
Students enter the class code, create a gamer tag, and join your classroom world.
Students choose to become Guardians, Mages, or Healers, each with different strengths.
The teacher organizes students into teams so collaboration becomes part of the game.
Begin with XP, Gold Pieces, Health, Crystals, teams, and simple classroom rewards.
Once students understand the basic rhythm, teachers can add more systems gradually.
HeroClass was built by a classroom teacher to make learning, teamwork, responsibility, and financial literacy feel real inside the classroom. It has been used with students for years, refined through actual classroom use, and shaped by what students respond to: choice, identity, teamwork, progress, and a little glorious chaos.
The goal is not to replace teaching. The goal is to give classroom routines a world students care about.
HeroClass is built for classroom use, so student information is kept simple and limited.
Students use a first name, last initial, and gamer tag. No student phone number is requested.
Students join through a teacher class code and use their gamer tag for identification.
Classroom data is deleted at the end of each year so every school year begins fresh.
Student data is not sold or used for outside advertising. That would be pledge worthy behaviour, and not the fun kind.
Start with one class, one join code, and one simple version of the game. The world can grow after that.
Questions? hello@heroclass.ca