Classes

Overview

RO Idle is home to myriad classes with some synergies to help enhance gameplay experience and hunting efficiency. Each class has its own set of skills to master, some of which are shared with other classes. Furthermore, achieving a certain level of mastery in certain class(es) will unlock the next tier of classes featuring greater specialization. Keep in mind that although the classes are categorized in different tiers, each of them is designed to be viable and has its own streangth. A higher tier class is not necessarily better than a lower tier class.

To be prepared for what the world has to offer, players will start their RO Idle experience with 3 party members consisting of a Warrior, a Scout, and an Apprentice. These classes will be referred to as tier 1 classes as they are immediately available. Achieving level 30 and 40 will unlock the fourth and the fifth character slot respectively. Achieving level 30 in each of the tier 1 classes will unlock tier 2 classes from each tree.

There are currently 9 available classes with a further 14 classes currently being designed.

Tier 1 Classes

There are 3 tier one classes, which are immediately available when you started playing.

Warrior

Your typical tanking melee fighter with skill to provoke a single target while your DPS classes finish them off.

Scout

An agile physical DPS class that can be fighting in the frontline alongside the Warrior or use a bow to dish out damage at a safe distance from the frontline.

Apprentice

A beginner magic caster capable of healing party members and casting basic offensive spell. Since the Apprentice is lacking in combat experience, they are not a very effective damage dealer, but they are a very reliable class at maintaining their mana and providing healing when needed.

Tier 2 Classes

Knight

A Knight is a Warrior that dedicated his life to protecting others, so his skill set focuses heavily on getting enemies to attack him instead of his party members. This class is unlocked once your Warrior achieves class level 30.

Mercenary

Mercenaries are Warriors that have chosen to fight for money, rather than to protect the weak. Their tactics can be a bit dirty, but that does not make them any less effective than other classes in battle.

Rogue

Rogue are Scouts who have given up on using bows and decided to hone their skills in the arts of daggers and poisons. If you're looking for someone who can disarm your opponents and grind them down with poison, the Rogue is not a bad option.

Priest

Priests are Apprentices that have dedicated their lives to others. While they have no attacks themselves, priests are second to none in healing.

Tier 3 Classes

Paladin Berserker Assassin Hunter Sharpshooter Pyromancer Cryomancer Aeromancer Geomancer Arcane Mage Blood Mage Druid Warlock Alchemist