MMORPG.com Runes of Magic Correspondent Pamela Blalock writes this article on obtaining your second class in Runes of Magic.

One of the most intriguing aspects of Runes of Magic is the dual class system. With this feature, players are given the option to pick two of the current six classes. These classes include; scout, rogue, knight, warrior, mage and priest. RoM promises to add classes throughout its lifetime with two mystery classes already reserved on the RoM class website.

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I was quite disappointed when I heard that one has to completely level one's secondary class independantly, but thankfully the addition of new areas so that one doesn't have to experience the same areas again is a great help.

 Doesn't Istaria do the same thing except in crazy mode?  You can multi-level all classes there, and there are quite a few.

Two mystery classes slots that are for: Rune Dancer and Druid.

Cheers

Originally posted by Lydon

I was quite disappointed when I heard that one has to completely level one's secondary class independantly, but thankfully the addition of new areas so that one doesn't have to experience the same areas again is a great help.

The "daily quest" system helps out as well. My only beef is that you don't want to put skill points into alot of your secondary class skills...so when you are leveling the second class it doesn't seem like your playing with a full character.

Originally posted by XTinTioN

Two mystery classes slots that are for: Rune Dancer and Druid.

 

 

 

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Cool, how do you know this?

Originally posted by Greatness

Originally posted by XTinTioN

Two mystery classes slots that are for: Rune Dancer and Druid.

 

 

 

Cheers

 

Cool, how do you know this?

Its pretty known, if you check the official site's forum and even ask in-game.. everyone will tell you that those are the classes..

I'm not sure i've seen an admin saying it, but i think the info came from the german forum where a mod was talking about the Korean version of this game that is more advanced on the updates and those things.. and said that those were the new classes, so now everybody knows : /

But i don't think its official yet.. but thats what everybody have been saying, theres even threads in the forum about "Will Druid/RD be a good combination? "  and things like that, so i think its kinda.. sure thing..

Well.. we'll have to wait until they're out :\

Cheers

Originally posted by XTinTioN

Originally posted by Greatness

Originally posted by XTinTioN

Two mystery classes slots that are for: Rune Dancer and Druid.

 

 

 

Cheers

 

Cool, how do you know this?

 

 

Its pretty known, if you check the official site's forum and even ask in-game.. everyone will tell you that those are the classes..

I'm not sure i've seen an admin saying it, but i think the info came from the german forum where a mod was talking about the Korean version of this game that is more advanced on the updates and those things.. and said that those were the new classes, so now everybody knows : /

But i don't think its official yet.. but thats what everybody have been saying, theres even threads in the forum about "Will Druid/RD be a good combination? "  and things like that, so i think its kinda.. sure thing..

 

Well.. we'll have to wait until they're out :\

 

 

Cheers

 

 

First of all  .. yes ... Druid and Rune Dancer will be the next 2 Classes. Secondly , RoM is Taiwanese , not Korean and RA is way bahind on content. We get more content and Patches then they do ever there. Hell , they dont even have the Arcane Transmuter yet.

Both versions will prolly get the Expansion pack at the same time , which should be around March/April when RoM launches.

Actually there was a korean version but ended very soon and now, there is only chinese(publisher: moliyo , taiwan version (publisher: Gamania), Japanese (Aeria) and Malaysian(Runup) and i know that one of these is ahead of the frogster's one, a moderator even said that in a thread when it was coming open beta..he said that they were not very ahead and they are trying to keep up the most..

Originally posted by DystopiaBoy

Originally posted by Lydon

I was quite disappointed when I heard that one has to completely level one's secondary class independantly, but thankfully the addition of new areas so that one doesn't have to experience the same areas again is a great help.

 

The "daily quest" system helps out as well. My only beef is that you don't want to put skill points into alot of your secondary class skills...so when you are leveling the second class it doesn't seem like your playing with a full character.

I believe the skill points are seperate for each class so you should beable to spend away.

Originally posted by bigmacka

Originally posted by DystopiaBoy

Originally posted by Lydon

I was quite disappointed when I heard that one has to completely level one's secondary class independantly, but thankfully the addition of new areas so that one doesn't have to experience the same areas again is a great help.

 

The "daily quest" system helps out as well. My only beef is that you don't want to put skill points into alot of your secondary class skills...so when you are leveling the second class it doesn't seem like your playing with a full character.

 

I believe the skill points are seperate for each class so you should beable to spend away.

To level up your secondary class just do some quest as your primary (higher level) class then switch to your secondary class and turn them in. you´ll level the second class in (almost) no time. The daily quests are indeed very useful for this purpose.

If you dont mind to level a bit slower The sascilia steppes is worth checking out since this also lead to another new area - dragonfang ridge (havent been there myself yet - so this info is just taken of the forum)

Yes the skillpoints for each class is indeed seperate, but you´ll want to save some skillpoints(TP) (preferably a lot) until you are sure how you will focus your build. A resetstone (to reset TP distribution) after level 20 is a cashshop-item costing approx 10 euros. At the moment you get a resetstone in the lv 30 giftbag but playing with a crappy build from lv 20-30 sux.

hope this clarified a couple of points.

Originally posted by mahrguz 

To level up your secondary class just do some quest as your primary (higher level) class then switch to your secondary class and turn them in.  

Yeah I realised that. Thankfully one can do that!

Originally posted by mahrguz

Originally posted by bigmacka

Originally posted by DystopiaBoy

Originally posted by Lydon

I was quite disappointed when I heard that one has to completely level one's secondary class independantly, but thankfully the addition of new areas so that one doesn't have to experience the same areas again is a great help.

 

The "daily quest" system helps out as well. My only beef is that you don't want to put skill points into alot of your secondary class skills...so when you are leveling the second class it doesn't seem like your playing with a full character.

 

I believe the skill points are seperate for each class so you should beable to spend away.

 

To level up your secondary class just do some quest as your primary (higher level) class then switch to your secondary class and turn them in. you´ll level the second class in (almost) no time. The daily quests are indeed very useful for this purpose.

If you dont mind to level a bit slower The sascilia steppes is worth checking out since this also lead to another new area - dragonfang ridge (havent been there myself yet - so this info is just taken of the forum)

Yes the skillpoints for each class is indeed seperate, but you´ll want to save some skillpoints(TP) (preferably a lot) until you are sure how you will focus your build. A resetstone (to reset TP distribution) after level 20 is a cashshop-item costing approx 10 euros. At the moment you get a resetstone in the lv 30 giftbag but playing with a crappy build from lv 20-30 sux.

hope this clarified a couple of points.

 

This response highlighted the ignorance that pervades this industry.  10 Euros for one mealey item. That will almost pay a month's subscription in a full featured MMO which actually has some content.  I have seen many people paying hundreds of dollars just to play these f2p games when they could get far more for their money playing a subscription game with actual content.

While RoM is a cute game, it does not have the content or the breadth of any of the p2p games.  Not even close.  Why waste money like that?  How can so many people be so ignorant?

Originally posted by Ozmodan 

This response highlighted the ignorance that pervades this industry.  10 Euros for one mealey item. That will almost pay a month's subscription in a full featured MMO which actually has some content.  I have seen many people paying hundreds of dollars just to play these f2p games when they could get far more for their money playing a subscription game with actual content.

While RoM is a cute game, it does not have the content or the breadth of any of the p2p games.  Not even close.  Why waste money like that?  How can so many people be so ignorant?

Runes of Magic has plenty of content. What are you talking about? 

Secondly, you assume that everyone pays for items because everyone is unhappy, when in truth it's the minority who are paying for the game to operate and the majority are playing for free.