Classes

Swordman is the direct choice for players who want to stand at the front of a party. Gravity's class showcase frames the job around heavy armor, high HP, swords, and shields rather than fragile burst damage.

Knight is the established offensive advancement. Current storefront art also shows Crusader as an additional Swordman second-job branch, giving the base job a more defensive route; exact regional unlock requirements should be read from the active client.

Mage is the elemental caster. Official class material connects the job with Geffen and emphasizes using different elements to counter monsters, which makes spell choice as important as raw damage.

The familiar advancement is Wizard. Pick Mage when ranged area damage and elemental planning appeal more than the physical positioning of Archer or Gunslinger.

Archer is the straightforward physical ranged job. Gravity's showcase describes long-distance attacks and elemental arrows, making it suitable for players who prefer spacing and a clear line of fire.

Hunter is its established advancement. Choose Archer over Gunslinger when the bow identity and elemental ammunition are the main attraction.

Acolyte supports a group through healing and protective skills while retaining holy damage against suitable enemies. It is the safest starting point for a player who wants party responsibility to define the build.

Priest is the established support advancement. Current storefront art also shows Monk as an additional Acolyte second-job branch for a more combat-focused route; check the active regional client for its exact requirements.

Thief comes from Morroc and trades the Swordman's durability for speed. Gravity's class page highlights agility, attack speed, daggers, and isolating enemies rather than holding a defensive line.

Assassin is the established advancement. Pick Thief when evasive melee and quick attacks matter more than party tanking.

Merchant combines melee tools with economic utility. Official material presents axes, blunt weapons, carts, and helpers alongside the class's identity as a trader from Alberta.

Blacksmith is the established advancement. Choose Merchant when participation in the market matters as much as a conventional damage role; do not assume every economic action is exclusive to the class.

Gunslinger is the firearm specialist. Gravity's official class showcase says the job uses guns and can choose pistols or shotguns, creating a different ranged identity from bows and elemental magic.

Choose it for firearm style and weapon choice. The official copy does not establish that constant mid-combat weapon switching is its defining mechanic, so this profile does not make that stronger claim.