Upon character creation, players have the option to select one of the four basic classes: Warriors, Acolytes, Mages, and Scouts.
From there, players will be able to further specialize their character as it advances. Each core class has two distinct paths they can choose, and within each of those they can specialize in one of the four end-game jobs for a total of 28 different classes.
Players who choose the Warrior have the option to be a hard-hitting melee combatant as a Juggernaut, or a defensive shield that excels at mitigating damage and protecting their comrades as a Warlord or Paladin.
Mages are typically known for theirability to master offensive spells. This is true in Pandora Saga as well, but, the Mage class can hold several diverse roles, too. A player can become a Warlock that focuses primarily on spell damage or a Corruptor that is equally skilled with a blade as they are with the magical arts.
The Scout class is extremely versatile; their jobs have a wide range of abilities including melee and range damage , confusing and disorienting foes, passing unseen by their adversaries, and placing traps for the unsuspecting. Scouts can deliver deadly blows at range as a Sniper or blindside and take an enemy by surprise as an Assassin!
Acolytes have abilities and magical spells to provide restoration and recuperative effects as well as enhancing character attributes. Along with the other classes, depending on the job ,the abilities you can choose can also take an offensive route such as the close-quartered melee-centric Monk.
Pandora Saga gives players a wide range of choices to customize their character’s class to take on several roles without while still having each class play a unique role within the group dynamic.
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