Classes
Single Classes
- Alchemist
- Archer
- Assassin
- Beast Master
- Cleric
- Freelancer
- Mage
- Necromancer
- Pikeman
- Priest
- Swordsman
- Thief
- Warrior
- Witch
Double Classes
- Force Master (Master Warrior and Mage)
- Dark/ Anti Priest (Master Necromancer and Priest)
- Temple Knight (Master Priest and Warrior)
- Wizard/ Archmage (Master Mage and partially mastered Swordsman)
- Magic Sword Master (Master Swordsman and Mage)
- Sword Master (Master Freelancer and Swordsman)
- Gladiator (Master Warrior and Sword Master)
Class Breakers
- Ranger (high levels in most classes; only ever achieved by the character Alpha, who pioneered it in an attempt to be a ninja)
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