Immortals, today we are excited to lift the veil and reveal all the classes you’ll be able to work towards unlocking and playing in Skyforge! Whether you’re the type of player who rushes recklessly into battle, deals damage from a safe distance or prefers to aid their allies in the frenzy of battle; there is a class for your play style.

Variety is the spice of life, and each of Skyforge’s classes have been designed to provide players with a unique style, appearance, abilities and talents in order to appeal to a wide range of preferred playstyles. At launch Skyforge will offer players a total of 13 classes to progress through and with the ability to switch classes, anytime outside of combat, you will have the opportunity to try all of them! Of course, choosing which classes you focus on progressing first can be a daunting task, so to help you decide we’re provided you with a full list of all the classes below, with a short overview on each one.

Cryomancer

Role: Damage

Cryomancers utilize their advanced cryogenerators to compress and freeze the air around them, turning it into powerful beams of ice. Keeping a safe distance in a fight, they are capable of slowing down or immobilizing their opponents by freezing them solid. Those who manage to sneak up on the Cryomancer shall be welcomed by the cold surface of their protective Crystal Shield.

Paladin

Role: Tank

Paladins are fearless tank with a wide range of offensive and defensive skills. They are found in the heart of battle, crushing their foes and protecting their allies. Fierce fighters up close, they can use their Holy Powers to protect their allies and engage enemies at great ranges.

Lightbinder

Role: Support

The Merciful Lightbinder is always willing to help those in need. They consider life to be of the greatest value. Harnessing the Power of Light, Lightbinders can shield their allies from enemy attacks, but their kindness is not without its limits. When they direct their anger at enemies, they can inflict great damage while maintaining a safe distance.

Archer

Role: Damage

These expert marksmen are capable of hitting targets from great distances. In addition to common projectiles, they carry special gadgets including slowing traps as well as an assortment of electrical and fire arrows. Skilled fighters with lightning reflexes and cat-like agility, Archers can overwhelm their enemy with a storm of arrows and easily get away, evading the blows of anyone who manages to get too close.

Gunner

Role: Damage

The Gunner trusts only one ally – their powerful and multi-purpose transforming cannon. As a long-ranged weapon’s expert, Gunner’s tirelessly study and improve their weaponry, optimizing it for raining down destruction on both living and nonliving matter. Remorseless, they have no qualms about putting their destructive technology to use and blanket the battlefields with bullets, super-heated plasma and explosive rockets.

Warlock/Witch

Role: Damage

Witches and Warlocks have an arsenal of dark sorcery at their disposal: terrible curses, frightening creatures, mysterious potions and, of course, their trusty broom, which acts as both a powerful weapon and a means of transportation. They are highly unpredictable, but you can be sure of one thing: these dark sorcerers will always act in their own interest.

Berserker

Role: Damage

These ruthless savages never go a day without a good fight. They know no fear, only rage. Seized by insane fury, the Berserkers can easily sweep aside hordes of enemies in their path. When enraged, they feel no pain, and their wounds heal on their own. The battle cry of the Berserker can strike terror into the hearts of enemies and inspire allies.

Kinetic

Role: Damage

The Kinetics are able to harness a special kind of energy, which they use to cause chaos among enemy ranks. Their gauntlets allow them to easily rip massive rocks out of the ground and send them hurtling towards their opponents. They can also control their enemies' movement on the battlefield by altering the gravitational fields around them. Additionally, Kinetics can protect their allies by surrounding them with energy fields.

Necromancer

Role: Damage

Necromancers are powerful sorcerers who control death itself. With their dreadful spells, they can both inflict significant damage to enemies and syphon their life force to restore their own health, but mostly, they use their powers to force horrifying undead creatures to fight for them. With the power to turn into a Lich, they gain access to special abilities not available in human form.

Slayer

Role: Damage

These insidious killers seemingly appear out of thin air and disappear just as quickly, leaving a trail of bodies in their wake. Capable of melding with the shadows, they’re able to slip by unsuspecting enemies and leave them with a sense of impending death. Their primary weapons are a pair of razor-sharp swords, but they've got plenty of other cards up their sleeves that can assist them in killing opponents or retreating if a fight gets too intense.

Monk

Role: Damage

Monks are of a martial order, having mastered the discipline of body and mind. Their skill with a staff is honed to perfection, and their fighting style incorporates special stances coupled with a series of powerful attacks. Wielding their staff, monks can spin it to inflict damage to all enemies around them and perform dizzying acrobatic stunts.

Alchemist

Role: Support

The line between genius and insanity a thin one – many wonder which side the Alchemists falls on. These half-mad scientists have devoted their lives to alchemy, resulting in an arsenal which includes both corrosive chemical compounds and invigorating elixirs. On their backs they carry a portable alchemy laboratory equipped with manipulators that can spray acid and fire at the enemies, as well as inflict significant damage with its bladed claws.

Knight

Role: Tank

The mighty Knights are always in the thick of battle, aided by a falcon, summoned to attack enemies at their command. The Knight is capable of withstanding the onslaught of numerous enemies, diverting their attention from less protected allies. Armed with shield and spear, they are able to not only block incoming attacks, but to also deliver crushing blows in return.

Remember that these are the first thirteen classes that will be available when Skyforge launches with more coming post launch. With so many to choose from – which one will you focus on first to defend Aelion?