Barbarian

Barbarians’ high natural resistance makes them very suitable to handle magic casting enemies. While they only wear leather armor Barbarians does not have high enough armor to handle a lot of physical damage, but this gives them both resistance and mobility enough to avoid a lot of attacks as well as mitigate much damage from casters. Fast running and jumping they can quickly close in on range targets and are particularly efficient against clusters of these with their short range are of effect and multiple hit attacks.

Too low armor to survive for long against frequent physical attacks Barbarians can’t handle multiple physical targets or fast hitting enemies. They can also get rather healer dependant.

Barbarians are still as tanks high in damage and will build threat mostly through keeping this damage up, they have skills for area of effect with their dual wielding weapons or can strike out on multiple or single targets with heavy hits. They have no specifically defensive skills.

Swashbuckler

Swashbucklers are the one fencing style job to use shield, for a tanking Swashbuckler’s armor will be upgraded for additional armor and with shield Swashbucklers are able to handle themselves rather will in both situations with several physical enemies and with single hard hitting enemies where avoidance is important.

Swashbucklers’ largest weakness is against magic users as they have low resistance when upgraded to chain. Too many targets will also be a problem as the mitigation is too low but since avoidance is very high at least more than a few can be managed.

The shield is the Swashbucklers’ main mean of building threat and avoiding damage, they have skills to do hard shield attacks (and as smaller shield do more damage but has less armor and block this damage will generate high threat, and as a skill they can also make their shield be a full avoidance instead of a mitigation which makes the Swashbucklers get the highest effective avoidance available, for multiple targets they multiple target attacks with both weapon and shield.

Pirate, Privateer and Corsair

Fencing classes with different level of armor these three are with armor upgrades (through talents) suitable for different tanking situations but in the same general style. They all use fencing weapons and are high on parry and dodge together with a gun through which combination they can keep up threat on both nearby and distant enemies.

As a range of armor level Pirates are weakest against physical and strongest against magical, Privateers are well balanced and Corsairs do best against physical.

Dodge, shoot, parry, strike and fence is the general style and even though most active skills are offensive these jobs can with correct talent build handle themselves as tanks.

Acrobat, Rogue, Assassin and Ninja

All high agility jobs will also have high dodge, if it is high enough they will most likely be able to avoid all attacks from slow hitting enemies, giving them at least a chance to hold their own in fights.

Beastmaster, Hunter and Ranger

Beastmasters, Hunters and Rangers do not tank on their own but through the force of the animals that they have summoned and control. As with the Animagi the ability to tank and what to tank depends on the beasts but in general beasts will only survive single target tanking, however, strength is in their numbers and with enough beasts under control they should be able to handle nearly any situation.

More on beast tanking later.

Musketeer tank

Another semi tank Musketeers can handle themselves in most one on one situations mainly through avoidance but can take a hit or two as well. As Musketeers aren’t truly tanks they will have problems to hold agro from others when they tank.

Fencer

The optimal avoidance tanks Fencers have high dodge together with high parry they are probably the most specialized job for extremely hard hitting enemies. Using stances to switch between full dodge, full parry and balance and either counter tanking Fencers can handle slow hitting damage enemies expertly and should never receive any burst damage at all and should rarely if ever need any heals, making them extremely independent.

There are saves for when avoidance drop below 100% but if it happens too often, as when the frequency of attacks always gets the Fencers too low they won’t survive for very long.

Fencers have three stances; balanced, parry and dodge. The balanced stance will change nothing to the Fencers’ stats and will probably use parry and dodge equally. Parry and dodge stances will nullify their respective opposite and gain half of that stat into their chosen stance stat, this will significantly increase that stat but significantly lower the total avoidance and even more the effective avoidance stagnation. Fencers have skills to replenish their parry or dodge significantly to help them if avoidance drops under 100%, they also have skills for increased counters, to build threat they can use different feigns and attack and with high hit normal attacks will always hit and very often crit.

Monk tank

Being perhaps the most diverse job for tanking the unarmored Monk are truly excellent for everything. Wearing only cloth they have full freedom of movement but almost no gain to either armor or resistance, however, with their naturally thick skin and resilient minds they have both high natural armor and resistance. Monks are best on single or few targets as they don’t have multiple target or area of effect attacks, however, where they are good they are truly excellent.

Having no way to attack several targets is their main weakness but a second drawback is the lack of 3 methods of avoidance and block; monks have to chose to use either fist weapons with which they can block and will get a very high chance to do so but the block value is not high and the damage will only be mitigated but with the benefit of counter attack on both dodges and blocks, not avoided, or to use a staff which will give them a chance to parry which is lower than the chance to block with first weapons and only counters on parry but which gives a significantly higher full avoidance.

The range of skills using first weapons is almost completely different from the ones available when using staves, the few available for both are defense skills to increase armor or resistance and a shield to reduce damage from next incoming attack significantly.Fist weapon skills consist of powerful single target hits (basically taunt), guaranteed counters on all attacks, significantly increased block value and return damage on blocks.Staff skills consist of single and double target hits, increased parry, increased counter on parry and parry wall which has the Monk spinning the staff so that all incoming attacks are parried and countered for a period of time.

Druid and Shaman tanks

The similarities between Druid and Shaman tanks are significant, the only major difference being the use of chainmail for Shamans and leather for druids, giving the former higher armor and lower resistance and the later lower armor and higher resistance. Neither is optimal for tanking but for easy tanking situations they can both use staves and high parry ability together with natural forces to increase defensive abilities as well as keeping a few enemies busy.

All around decent neither class have any specific weakness but neither do they have any specific strength, this being their biggest weakness they can both handle most easier situations, Shaming being more suitable for physical enemies and Druids more suitable for magical enemies.

Skills to temporarily increase parry with staff or guarantee a few to several parries, different kinds of barkskin to increase either armor or resistance at the cost of mobility, attacks on multiple targets with staff and natural storm attacks to hold, damage or hold and damage single or multiple targets.

Animagi

Shifting to different types of animals the Animagis can use a combination of their own skills and powers with those of the animal they turn into to handle almost any situation. As armored turtles they can take almost any amount of damage without feeling the pain as well as reflect magic from the hard shell, as thick skinned rhinos, hippos or huge elephants they will be able to take both physical and magical damage and trample their enemies at the same time and as agile panthers or tigers they can dodge almost any incoming attack. At the same time they can cast their effective animalistic magic to both damage and support their already powerful animal bodies. Shifting between suitable forms makes, despite the high cost, the Animagis one of the most flexible jobs available and with innate natural skills and power over other lesser animals and plants they can easily keep their end.

Although each form is powerful they also have severe limitations, slow moving turtles will never dodge anything and their attacks are slow and weak, the big animals are even easier targets and the cat animals won’t survive long if being hit. With these limitations in each form and the cost of changing as well as the limit to only a few forms (1-3 perhaps?) the Animagis have to consider their choices carefully. In certain forms they are very healer dependant.

Skill they can use in all forms are calling insects to disrupt enemies attacks and lower their chance to hit, have plants grab at enemies from below to keep them in place, explode a burst of air or water to damage enemies all around them and draw upon the powers of the nature and life around them to sustain and protect themselves when hurt.

Sorcerer tank

Perhaps not the most optimal tanks Sorcerers can still handle themselves in many situations using their gravitational and time magic for defensive purposes, particularly against ranged targets where they can set up time slowing barriers to allow them the extra moments to magically deflect or avoid incoming projectiles or magical damage combined with their own wide range but weak area of effect spells to hold agro from the enemies around.

Pretty much defenseless when enemies comes too close a Sorcerer will go down quickly if no one takes care of the melee enemies in range of his threat building area.

Sorcerers have skills such as time slow which will help them avoid almost any incoming projectile, time stop to stop incoming projectiles, counter spells, spell interrupt and spell steal to hinder ranged casters from completing their spells and the ability to change the gravitational pull to disrupt any attack coming their way.

Battlemage tank

With powerful enchants to stay boost up armor and resistance enough to survive a hit and light armor for mobility Battlemages can handle most situations. Their main strength lies in the high resistance as they combine thick leather with magical shields to absorb almost all incoming magic. With their magical powers the Battlemages can seemingly be at several places at the same time as well as use their magically summoned weapons to attack at a distance making them the perfect tank for multiple ranged enemies who refuse to engage in close combat.

With comparably low armor and no shields to block Battlemages won't survive for long against too frequent physical attacks.

All Battlemages use their power to summon both offense and defense gear, the defensive arsenal consists of magic absorbing shields which tanking Battlemages can set up multiple versions of (1 without talent, 2-3 with talent), illusions to have enemies attacking shadows and short range teleportation to avoid attacks completely, they also use offensive abilities such as ranged spells to taunt enemies, short range teleportation to get in range to melee attack enemies and magically animating their summoned weapon to attack targets at a distance.

Gladiator tank

Gladiators are the ultimate duelist and even though they are not optimal for tanking they can still handle themselves without much support in any one on one situation. Wearing leather armor they gain high resistance to take care of casters as well as the mobility to dodge and parry easily, combined with a medium size shield (usable through talent) they get enough armor and block ability to sustain the few hits they are likely to take.

Strength as tanks lie in the ability to keep single targets busy and even take down by themselves while the more suitable tanks take on multiple or tougher enemies together with the rest of the team.

Gladiators are not specifically meant to tank so they have no specific way to take and hold agro once friends start attacking.

No specific tanking skills but duelist skills such as shield attacks, feigns and blocks or deflects are usefully balanced for damage and survivability.

Paladin tank

Tanking Paladins are different from Warriors in that instead of brute force and shouts they use holy magic both to stay alive and to keep the aggression from targets on them. Paladin tanks are also heavily armored in plate and large shields plus additional magical support as well as defensive auras to reduce damage from both themselves and friends in their vicinity. Paladin tanks' strength lies in their ability to stay alive without any support; as long as they don't get in over their heads they can boost and heal themselves as well as a nearby friend or two while still holding their targets at bay. Strength against numeral enemies and particularly those who are unholy in any way Paladin tanks work best when receiving there is a constant stream of damage and no sudden bursts too often, with the diversity of choice in auras and holy buffs Paladin tanks can handle almost any type of damage; magical as well as physical.

Paladin tanks' weakness is against slow very hard hitting enemies who do heavy burst so that the Paladins don't have enough time to heal up before the next burst.

Tanking Paladins are equipped with and arsenal of defensive holy skills such as defensive auras for almost any given occasion, holy smite spells to hurt and aggravate enemies, divine protective spells and powerful self heals that will bounce to nearby friends to keep them alive when accidents happen.

Warrior tank

The Warriors are the most obvious choice for tanking, strong and resilient they can take a lot of beating and with ferocious booming voices they taunt all nearby enemies to keep them busy while others are free to kill them without interruption. Warriors are the essence of an armored tank; always wearing heavy plate armor large shields they have enough armor to take many hits, even though dodge is low due to the heavy armor and parry is not very high they can block often which will reduce damage taken significantly. However, they are highly dependent on a healer but since they have skills to redirect damage from nearby friends those healers can focus their full attention on the Warrior tanks.

The Warrior tanks' largest weakness, excepting healer dependency, is their low resistance, even though they can deflect spells with their large shields they will not survive heavy magical bombardment for any longer period of time.

The range of skills tanking Warriors have at their disposal are taunts (and other shouts) to keep single or multiple targets attracted, blocking skills (to temporarily guarantee blocks), defense buffs (to increase defense for an extended period of time or a whole battle) and protection skills to save others by redirecting damage from them.

Templar

A new job, Templar, is introduced. Templars can at job level 5 chose between being a Light Templar and a Dark Templar.

Templar– Lighter armored than Paladins and Crusaders Templars tend to be more offensive. Templars can do astral projection which instead of using their physical bodies uses their souls and travel the spirit world to either enhance a friend greatly or fight foes. Templars can wear leather and chainmail armor, they are specialized in swords and dual wielding and can also use maces.
a. Light Templar – Light Templars are strong with defensive and buffing skills and uses their astral projection to enhance friends more than fighting enemies. They still can fight however but weaker than the Dark Templars. Light Templars have special skills to destroy Dark Templars.
b. Dark Templar – Dark Templars are more aggressive and much stronger than Light Templars in their offensive skills, especially in astral projection is greater, however all religious classes have a high chance of resisting them and have astral blast that does great damage to the Dark Templars.

More jobs

Introducing two new jobs:

• Archpriest (bishop?) - The archpriest is the leader class for the religious classes. Being the leader an archpriest has all skills from the class they turned from and most skills, excepting only the higher level skills, from all religious classes. Archpriest can at high level and with the help of other devoted characters summon a powerful angel to smite enemies.
• Crusader – Crusaders are much like paladins; heavy and armor and with powerful divine magic at their disposal. The main difference is that they are more into two handed weapons or dual wielding than shields, even though they can wear shields. Because of this crusaders will be more suitable for damage or healing than tanking.Crusaders wear any armor (leather, chainmail and plate) and shields, they are specialized in swords and maces (both one and two handed) and can also use two handed axes (but not one handed). They can use divine magic.

New jobs

New jobs introduced are:

Fighters (brutal forced change to fighters):

• Gladiator – Strong fighters using one handed weapons and shield.Gladiators only wear leather armor but use small shields both as a weapon and for blocking and extra armor, they can use any one handed weapons (including swords, axes, maces, knifes, spears and fist weapons).

Magic users:

• Bard – Semi magical bards use their charisma to inspire their fellows to perform better as well as confuse their enemies to perform worse. Bards can steal from enemies.Bards can use basic magic as well as swords and leather armor.
• Dancer – Like the bards dancers use their charisma but instead of inspiring their friends, dancers confuse their enemies to perform worse. Dancers can steal from enemies.

Jobs

Basically there will be four roles: Tank, healing, damage and support. Some classes will be specialized in for one role where others can do two or even all three roles to some extent. There will be four different ways to convey effects (such as damage or healing): Physical (brute force), magic (self explaining), technological (using tools) and summoning (getting help from animals, celestial beings or something else for doing damage). Each class will be specialized in the use of certain weapon, armor and tools but still allowed to use some and unable to use the rest (example a paladin is specialized in blunt weapons such as maces and hammers but can still use swords and axes but not daggers).

Each character will be inclined in a field and can only chose classes that suit them (example character B is a small weak character with high magical abilities who can pick almost any magic using class but excluding classes that use brute for with magic such as paladin or battle mage). There will also be within each group a leader class that is somewhat weaker by itself but who will give strong bonuses to characters of classes in that group (there is also an idea about hiring mercenaries when not being able to find hidden characters).

Every character will be one basic class at the beginning, being able to use only a few standard, low level skills until reaching a certain level where the real class will be chosen. The leader class will be turned from a class of the same type at higher level. There can only be one leader class of each field.

The classes so far are as follows:

Fighter jobs: Fighters are melee fighting and tanking jobs; generally they wear heavy armor and can use most weapons with some expertise. They generally don't use magic.
1. Fighter - The basic fighting and tanking class. Mercenaries can be fighters. Fighters can use leather and chainmail armor, shields and any one handed weapon except knives and fist weapons.
2. Warrior - Using heavily armor and especially skilled using single handed weapons and shield this is the simplest choice for a tanking character. Warriors can use any armor, including leather, chainmail and plate, shields and all one handed weapons except knives and fist weapons and all two handed weapons except staves.
3. Samurai - Not as heavily armored but specializing in two handed swords (generally katanas) the samurai is not suitable for tanking, but can still take a few punches and deal heavy damage. Samurais can only use leather and chainmail armor and no shields. They are specialized in two handed swords but can also use one handed swords, knives and polearms. Samurais can dual wield.
4. Barbarian - Used to extreme environments barbarians have high resistance but wears only light armor. Barbarians are infamous for their expertise and melee weapons which they wield with brute strength. Barbarians are specialized in all one hand weapons except knives and all two hand weapons except staves and polearms, they can still wield knives, staves and polearms. However they can only wear leather armor and no shields. Barbarians are specialized in dual wielding.
5. Berserker - Like the barbarian the berserker have high resistance but they cannot wear any armor at all. Berserkers wields only two handed weapons but with such strength and expertise that they can still dual wield. Berserkers wear no armor and no shield, they have expertise and can use all two handed weapons except staves and polearms and never uses one handed weapons except fist weapons. They are specialized dual wielders and even dual wield their two handed weapons with brute force (at higher levels), however they never dual wield two weapons of the same type, except fist weapons.
6. Gladiator – Strong fighters using one handed weapons and shield.Gladiators only wear leather armor but use small shields both as a weapon and for blocking and extra armor, they can use any one handed weapons (including swords, axes, maces, knives, spears and fist weapons).
7. Paladin - Heavily armored and blessed with divine strength a paladin is one of the few brute force classes that have magical powers at their disposal. Paladins wear any armor (leather, chainmail and plate) and shields and are specialized in maces (one and two handed), they can also use one handed swords. Holy magic is also at their disposal.
8. Crusader – Crusaders are much like paladins; heavy and armor and with powerful divine magic at their disposal. The main difference is that they are more into two handed weapons or dual wielding than shields, even though they can wear shields. Because of this crusaders will be more suitable for damage or healing than tanking.Crusaders wear any armor (leather, chainmail and plate) and shields, they are specialized in swords and maces (both one and two handed) and can also use two handed axes (but not one handed). They can use divine magic.
9. Templar– Lighter armored than Paladins and Crusaders Templars tend to be more offensive. Templars can do astral projection which instead of using their physical bodies uses their souls and travel the spirit world to either enhance a friend greatly or fight foes. ATemplars can wear leather and chainmail armor, they are specialized in swords and dual wielding and can also use maces.
a. Light Templar – Light Templars are strong with defensive and buffing skills and uses their astral projection to enhance friends more than fighting enemies. They still can fight however but weaker than the Dark Templars. Light Templars have special skills to destroy Dark Templars.
b. Dark Templar – Dark Templars are more aggressive and much stronger than Light Templars in their offensive skills, especially in astral projection is greater, however all religious classes have a high chance of resisting them and have astral blast that does great damage to the Dark Templars.
10. Gladiator – Strong fighters using one handed weapons and shield.Gladiators only wear leather armor but use small shields both as a weapon and for blocking and extra armor, they can use any one handed weapons (including swords, axes, maces, knives, spears and fist weapons).
11. Knight - The knight is the leader class for melee and tanking classes. Being the leader a knight has all skills from the class they turned from and most skills, excepting only the higher level skills, from all brute force classes.
12. Soldier - Being drilled to follow orders quickly and precisely a soldier gets extra bonuses from a leader (knight). Soldiers also get bonus from other soldiers. Mercenaries can be soldiers. Soldiers wear chainmail armor and shields and are specialized in polearms, one handed swords, one handed maces and crossbows.
13. Guard - Being drilled to follow orders quickly and precisely a guard gets extra bonuses from a leader (knight). Guards also get bonus from other guards. Mercenaries can be guards. Guards wear plate armor and are specialized in polearms and crossbows. They can also use swords and maces (both one and two handed).
14. Legionnaire - Being drilled to follow orders quickly and precisely a legionnaire gets extra bonus from a leader (knight). Legionnaires also gets bonus from other legionnaires. Mercenaries can be legionnaires. Legionnaires wear plate armor and shields. They can use one handed swords, polearms and bows.
Magic jobs: Magic users have jobs which generally use no armor and very light weapons; they mainly use magic skill for their damage. Generally they can use knives or other one handed small weapons such as swords or maces and staves.
1. Mage - The basic magic using class. Mercenaries can be mages. Mages can use magic of all elements but never to any higher level.
2. Elemental Mage - The elemental mage is a mage specialized in a certain element, he can still use lower level magic from all four elements but has the expertise in their own element in which they can grow extremely powerful. Mages can instead of casting spell for damage use their power to boost another mage or wizard in the group. Mercenaries can be elemental mages. Elemental mages can cast spells of all elements but are specialized and very strong in one and weak in the others.
3. Sorcerer - Specializing in arcane magic a sorcerer has access to a range of powerful magic dealing with time, gravity and other such mysterious forces. Arcane, time and gravity are the main magic for the sorcerer.
4. Necromancer - Dark magic and death are the fields of the necromancer. A necromancer can use leather armor.
5. Warlock - Using dark magic to summon demons and even turning themselves into one. Warlocks use dark arcane magic.
6. Battlemage - Summoning powerful weapons and armor a Battlemage uses his magic powers to fight melee battle. Battlemages can use leather armor but no weapons at all, as they summon their weapons.
7. Witchdoctor - Specialized in curses. Witchdoctors use dark arcane and natural magic.
8. Animagi - Shape shifters who turn into animals suitable for the situation. Animagis wears no armor nor uses any weapons.
9. Bard – Semi magical bards use their charisma to inspire their fellows to perform better as well as confuse their enemies to perform worse. Bards can steal from enemies.Bards can use basic magic as well as swords and leather armor.
10. Dancer – Like the bards dancers use their charisma but instead of inspiring their friends, dancers confuse their enemies to perform worse. Dancers can steal from enemies.
11. Wizard - The leader class of magic users a wizard can use all magic the other classes can use, excepting the highest level ones. To this a wizard has a range of powerful magic boosting skills.
12. Witch - Only available for female characters a witch have like a wizard all the powers of the other classes and a range of powerful boosting magic (not the same as the wizard). Even though the witch is not a leader there can only be one witch.
Religious jobs: Religious jobs are mainly healing jobs but generally they also have access to some offensive magic or melee brawl. Generally Religious classes wear no armor and use staves and one hand maces.
1. Priest - The basic religious class with the ability to heal. Priests have no offensive magic.
2. White Priest - The priest of holy magic has the most powerful healing spells but can also use his divine power to smite his enemies. White priests use holy magic mainly for healing.
3. Gray Priest - Mixing holy and unholy magic the gray priest combines the divine powers for both help and vengeance. Gray priests also have powerful supporting magic. Gray priests can access both holy and unholy magic.
4. Black Priest - Black priests can only access the unholy powers and have therefore no healing ability. Black priests have access to strong buffing and de-buffing magic. Black priests use only unholy magic.
5. Cleric - Combining divine magic and melee brawl the clerics uses their strength to smite their enemies as well as heal and support friends. Clerics wear chainmail armor and wield one handed maces.
6. Druid - One of the most diverse classes a druid can wield the forces of nature to his advantage, summoning animals and plants to their aid as well as destructive weather and healing earth. Druids wear leather armor and are specialized in staves.
7. Shaman - Using natural magic and divine forces the shaman can shape shift into animals and control the forces of nature to damage their enemies or heal their friends. Shamans wear chainmail armor and can wield staves and maces (both one and two handed).
8. Monk - Channeling divine powers into their own body monks are powerful martial artists who can both avoid and take a lot of damage despite not wearing armor. Monks wear no armor and are specialized in fist weapons and staves.
9. Archpriest (bishop?) - The archpriest is the leader class for the religious classes. Being the leader an archpriest has all skills from the class they turned from and most skills, excepting only the higher level skills, from all religious classes. Archpriest can at high level and with the help of other devoted characters summon a powerful angel to smite enemies.
10. Paladin - see Paladin in fighting classes.
11. Crusader – see Crusader in fighting classes.
12. Templar – see Templar in fighting classes.
a. Light Templar – see Light Templar in fighting classes.
b. Dark Templar – see Dark Templar in fighting classes.
Range and ranger jobs: Ranger jobs generally wear lighter armor and generally either shoot firearms or bows. They will sometimes tame beasts to aid them.
1. Keeper - The main class for range and ranger classes. Keepers can use all one handed and range weapons except crossbows (including, swords, maces, knives, guns, rifles, bows and throwing weapons).
2. Gunslinger - Highly accurate a gunslinger uses his two guns to hit the most elusive of targets. Gunslingers wear leather armor and are specialized in guns. They are also specialized in dual wielding guns. A gunslinger can use any range weapon as well as knives.
3. Rifleman - Long range and highly accurate a rifleman can deal heavy to targets near and far. Riflemen wear leather armor and are highly specialized in rifles. They can use any firearms, knives and one handed swords.
4. Fencer - Fencing is the art of parrying and hitting accurately allowing them to fight elusive enemies without getting hit themselves. Fencers use leather armor and are specialized in fencing swords, they can also use any one handed swords, knives and firearms.
5. Musketeer - Like a rifleman they can shoot at long range but are also experts of knives and like a fencer fencing weapons (such as rapiers). Musketeers wear chainmail or leather armor and are specialized in fencing swords and knife, rifles and guns. They may also use any other one handed swords or maces.
6. Archer - Archers are expert bowmen. Archers wears leather armor and are specialized in bows. They can also use knives, one handed swords and staves.
7. Beastmaster- Beastmasters are experts in the lore of animals; their expertise allows them to train animal pets that they can summon to do their bidding in combat. Animals are generally weaker than characters but with higher level Beastmasters can summon several animals at the same time.Beastmasters wear leather armor and can use staves, knife and bows.
8. Hunter - Combining his expertise with the outdoors and animals like a woodsman with expert use of range weapons a hunter summons trained animals to his aid while he supports at range. Hunters wear leather armor and can use all ranged weapons (including bows, firearms, crossbows as well as throwing weapons) as well as knives.
9. Ranger - Unlike a hunter a ranger combines summoning animal with melee skills. Rangers wear chainmail armor and can use all melee weapons except polearms and fist weapons (including swords, maces, staves and knives), rangers can also use spears, bows and throwing weapons.
Agility jobs: High in agility their main way to survive in battle is their high evasiveness by dodging (some highly skilled agility classes are even said to being able to dodge bullets).
1. Thief - The basic agility class is not a tough fighter but has the ability to steal from enemies. Thieves wear no armor and only use daggers and guns.
2. Acrobat - Extremely mobile and with high agility they are tough targets to hit, but with low armor they are still vulnerable. Mainly fighting unarmed or with throwing weapons. They can also steal from and pickpocket enemies. Acrobats wear no armor but are specialized in fist weapons and throwing weapons, they can also use knives and guns.
3. Rogue - Rogues are not as elusive as acrobats but can wear heavier armor and wield heavier weapons. Rogues can steal from enemies. Rogues wear leather armor and are specialized in knives and one handed swords, they use fist weapons, guns and one handed maces and axes. Rogues can dual wield.
4. Assassin - Assassins have low armor but can output high damage quickly. Assassins wear no armor. They are specialized in knives, guns, bows and throwing weapons but can't use any other weapons. Assassins are specialized in dual wielding.
5. Ninja - Ninjas are like assassins but can teleport and have lower damage output. Ninjas wear leather armor and are specialized in swords, bows, crossbows and throwing weapons. Ninjas have magic abilities such as teleport and shadow melding.
6. Pirate - Pirates fight with fencing weapons and firearms and steal like thieves. Pirates can steal from enemies. Pirates wear no armor and are specialized in fencing weapons and knives and can use any one handed weapon and all firearms. Pirates can dual wield but only with knives or guns in their off hand.
7. Privateer - Like lightly armored pirates they fight with swords and guns. Privateers can steal from enemies. Privateers wear leather armor and are specialized in one handed swords and guns, they can also use any other one handed weapon, all firearms and throwing weapons.
8. Corsair - Medium armored range fighters they also have the ability to steal from enemies. Corsairs wears chainmail armor and are specialized in firearms, they can also use knives and one handed swords.
9. Buccaneer - Lightly armored fist fighters who also have the ability to steal from enemies. Buccaneers wear leather armor and are specialized in fist weapons.
10. Swashbuckler - Using their shield as a weapon they are ferocious fighters when with one handed weapons. Swashbucklers wear leather armor small shields and are specialized in all one handed weapons except fist weapons (including swords, maces and knives) as well as guns.
11. Monk - see monk in religious classes.