How to choose your first class! (last updated July 2018)

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So, you want to play Dragon Nest, but you don't know where to start? Look no further as I help you choose which class you most want to play! In each section, I will start with the base class, and describe the rolls of all 4 specialzations of each class, and then their spin off classes. If you haven't found out by now, Dragon Nest's classes are all gender locked, so if you have an issue with playing male or female characters, I'll quickly break down the genders of each class here. Male: Warrior, Assassin, Cleric Female: Literally the rest of them. That being said, I feel like limiting yourself to one gender is not a very fun way to play the game. A lot of the cool skill combos come out when you're more experienced in all the classes, and it really enhances your gameplay for the better! The loli....I mean academic, is the first class on my list. In general, the academic is a ultity class with some decent damage to her! This class deals both Physical and Magical damage, and she's usually pretty fun (if not a bit obnoxious) The Academic will eventually get to specialize into the Engineer and Alchemist, which then goes into Shooting Star/Gear master and Adept/Physician respectively. Shooting Star: The shooting star is all about dealing damage with your pal Alphredo! This nifty robot will gain a ton of cool skills as you level him up providing you a near constant source of damage. As long as he doesn't get one shot by a boss anyways. The shooting star class also builds itself around a "bullet" system, which allows you to use your other (non-alphredo) related skills. It's a fairly fun class, but when you want to kill bosses, you'll more than likely be spamming one or two skills off cooldown to do the majority of your damage. She's basically a protect your baby kind of summoning class, but she brings her own guns to the table too. She's usually out classed by Gear masters in pvp, but if you've got guts, try her out. Gear Master: Do you like staying back and watching chaos unfold? Then gear master is the specialization for you! This class specializes is sitting around and letting her summons and towers do the damage for you. Of course you'll have a couple (literally only a coule) skills you can use to damage your eneimies, but I'd just play it safe and let your minions do your work for you. This game has a weird obsession with duck-mechs, so if you're into too, I'd go with her! Adept: Simply put, Adept has some of the most fluid and fun skill sets of the Academic classes. If you're not throwing around a million potions, or jumping around blowing stuff up, you're not doing your job right. Adept specialises in dealing multiple attributes of powerful elemental damage, and dealing large, consistant amounts of damage. She's great in pvp due to large amounts of super armor break and freezing capabilities. Very easy for beginners to handle as well. Physician: When you ask a deranged loli to be your doctor, you get the physician. The physician focuses on dealing poison damage, and healing her allies. She also has a slight focus on summoning exploding posionous slimes that quickly chase her enimies! Her healing abilities are vital to a teams success in both Nests and Pvp team fights. All in all, she's pretty fun. In pvp she can get quickly out classes by her Adept sisters though. Ray Mechanic: If you like to ride around in a giant mecha dealing some of the most damage in the game, I'd reccomend this class. Also, as this is the first of the spin off classes, it would be a good idea to tell you what exactly a spin off class is. In Dragon Nest, a spin off class is a class that gets their first specialization automatically. Normal classes have to get to level 45 to unlock their second specialization, but spin off classes need to wait until level 50. The pay off is usually worth it though, especially for this one. Spin off classes also don't have awakenings currently (a third specialization all normal classes currently have) When you finish your level 50 specialization, you'll be able to unlock your transformation ability. Each spin off class has a relatively unqiue way of transforming, and it completely changes all of your base skills when you've done so. With that out of the way, the Ray Mechanic's sole purpose is to burst down anything in her way. This is the same purpose in pvp, as you can easily delete most enemies' health bars with a single, well aimed, attack. Her transformation puts her into her giant mech and gives all of your abilities a MASSIVE aoe/damage boost. She's quite fun to play, and your team mates will love watching you burst down a boss in a matter of seconds. (provided you're well geared anyways) Archers are the standard archer classes in most RPG games.....sorta. The base archer class will specialize into the Bowmaster and the Acrobat. Those will go into Sniper/Artillery, and Tempest/Windwalker respectively. Her spin off class is called the Silver Hunter. Three out of Five archer classes will deal phsyical damage. None of their damage (besides some Silver hunter traps) deal elemental damage. The goal of ALL archer classes is to deal safe damage, but the way each one goes about it is varied. Sniper: Sniper is a loose term in this game. The sniper definitely has some of the longest ranged abilities in the game, but looking down a scope isn't something you'll be doing. Sniper is also one of the few classes that gets an upgraded dodge ability when you do your awakening. This upgraded dodge sends your character flying half way across the dang map (not really, but it's much further than a normal dodge) giving you some fantastic invicibility frames (i-frames for short) to dodge almost any attack an opponent can throw at you. One of the coolest moves the sniper employes is called wind shot, and it can (and will if you aim it right) one shot almost any opponent in pvp. It will also be your main source of burst in pve. Sniper is one of the harder classes in this game to pin down. Artilley: The description of the Artillery is like using spirits to enhance her shots or something, but I feel like that's pretty poor in terms of what the class ACTUALLY does. As the Artillery, you'll be sitting way the heck back and raining auto-aim crit bolts down on your opponents. Or hurling purple meteors at your opponents. This is definitely one of the better animated archer classes as almost all of your main skills have a wonderful etheral feel to them! If you like safe, and pretty, damage, then choose this class! Tempest: So the other two specializations were too hard to aim? Do you like to get up close and personal without EVER being hit? This is the class for you then! The tempest is a master of i-frame skills as she boasts some of the most crazy long invicible animations. Half of your skills move your around at a million miles an hour (while seemingly impervious to damage), and the other half lock down an opponent dealing insane amounts of damage. Tempest is THE best archer class for pvp, and one of the best archer classes in terms of raw dps. In saying all of this, Tempest is for sure the harder of the two Acrobat sepcialzations to captialize on, but when you do, she's nearly unstopable! Also, although it's much harder to do with this class, you can actually stay off the ground for several minutes due to your class mastery 3 and awakening skills. This makes her one of the two classes in the game that can actually fly. She may not be the flashiest class, but she is one to be feared for sure! Windwalker: So, if you prefer almost all iframes of a tempest, but would rather burst down your enimies, Windwalker is the class for you. This one is my personal favourite of the two acrobat classes for the sole reason that you can reliably bounce on your oppenents heads like mario. Granted tempests can do this too, but windwalker beinifts from it so much more. Especially in a pvp setting. The Windwalker's main source of damage is done by spamming her level 50 skill which