Classes and Noblesse
Class skills are learned automatically up to level 85, the profession is changed in the Class Master window or via the reward quest, the subclass is taken without a quest and leveled from 40 to 85, and Noblesse is earned through the “Priceless Soul” chain on a subclass — just like in the original.
# Auto-learn skills
Class skills arrive on their own the moment your character gains a level: no need to run to the Guild Master, save up SP, or buy books — by level 85 the skill list is complete. It works on a subclass too: switch to another class and its skills are already learned. Automation only covers class skills — books that in the original had to be found or bought are still part of the game and are still learned by hand.
- Class skills
- Granted automatically on level-up, free of charge, no SP and no books, up to level 85
- Subclass skills
- Just as automatic — the moment you switch to the subclass
- Forgotten Scrolls (skills 81+)
- Learned by hand: the book has to be farmed or bought from another player. The drop chance of the six key scrolls is raised 10x — Forgotten Scrolls
- Ancient Book — «Divine Inspiration»
- Also by hand. All four editions are guaranteed to be sold for Adena - from the Blackmarketeer of Mammon
- Subclass certification skills
- Taken by hand at subclass levels 65, 70, 75 and 80 — see Subclasses
# Class skill changes
The Sword Muse and Spectral Dancer can learn «Dual Dagger Mastery»
and wear dual daggers. The Inspector and Judicator now learn the crossbow passives up to max level, like the Arbalester (passives only, no new attack skills). Archers and crossbow users restore HP from the damage they deal in PvE - it is built into their weapon mastery passives. The Spectral Dancer performs all their dances with them, and the Sword Muse's songs don't care about the weapon at all. Changes to party buffs — prophecies and chants — are collected in the buffs section.
- Who teaches «Dual Dagger Mastery»
- The Sword Muse and Spectral Dancer — together with the Adventurer, Wind Rider, Ghost Hunter and Treasure Hunter, from level 81
- How to learn it
- With the «Forgotten Scroll - Dual Dagger Mastery»
— where to get it is described in the Forgotten Scrolls section - What it gives
- Lets you equip dual daggers and +87.5 to «P. Atk.» with them
- Spectral Dancer's dances
- All of them — both the party buffs and the attack dances: «Poison Blade Dance»
, «Dance of Medusa»
, «Demonic Blade Dance»
— are performed with dual swords or dual daggers - Sword Muse's songs
- Don't require any specific weapon — they're sung with dual daggers too
- «Dual Weapon Mastery»

- The «P. Atk.» bonus works only with dual swords; with dual daggers «Dual Dagger Mastery» applies instead
- Crossbow for the Inspector and Judicator
- Following dual daggers for the bards, two passives got new levels: «Crossbow Mastery»
— up to level 45, «Increase Range»
— up to level 2. They're learned from the class trainer just like the Arbalester's: same character levels (40 to 74) and the same SP cost; previously they couldn't go above levels 8 and 1. These are passives only — the Inspector and Judicator get no new crossbow attack skills - HP recovery for archers and crossbow users
- «Bow Mastery»
and «Crossbow Mastery»
restore HP equal to 1% of the damage dealt in PvE. The effect is built into the passives themselves: there is nothing to learn or switch on separately, everyone who knows the skill has it from its first level and at any enchant. It works with regular shots and with skills while a bow is in hand (for «Crossbow Mastery» - a crossbow). No HP is restored from damage to players, servitors and pets. A shot weaker than 100 damage restores no HP either
# Class change
At levels 20, 40 and 76 the client opens a window with the list of available professions by itself - you can change your class right there, on the spot, for adena. If you close the window, it offers the choice again on your next login; the profession will not go anywhere. The second way is the original quest from the Grand Master or the guild Magister: it takes longer, but it gives gear the window does not. All profession quests by class and step-by-step walkthroughs are in the sections Quests for the 1st profession, Quests for the 2nd profession and Quests for the 3rd profession: whom to visit, whom to kill and what to collect, with links to NPCs, monsters and items.
Class change cost in the Class Master window
| Class | Level | Cost | What you get on top |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st class | 20 | — | |
| 2nd class | 40 | — | |
| 3rd class | 76 |
Class quest reward
| Class | Quest reward | Quests and walkthroughs |
|---|---|---|
| 1st class | Quests for the 1st profession | |
| 2nd class | Quests for the 2nd profession | |
| 3rd class (Saga chain) | Quests for the 3rd profession |
# Noblesse
Noblesse on the server is obtained the same way as in the original: a chain of four «Possessor of a Precious Soul» quests, completed on a subclass — the quests do not count on the main class. The key level is subclass 75, which the whole chain leads to: parts are taken at subclass levels 50, 60, 65 and 75. The one relief from the original is already built into the game: the «Staff of Goddess: Rain Song» doesn't have to be farmed from a raid boss — it can be assembled from fragments. The status can also be obtained through Community Board services, but we recommend the quest itself: the chain is short, and it passes through places the subclass has to visit anyway.
- Who can go through it
- As a subclass: all four parts only count while the subclass is active
- Without the raid boss
- Instead of the «Staff of Goddess: Rain Song»
from «Flame of Splendor Barakiel»
, 100 «Staff of Goddess: Rain Song Fragment»
also work — they drop from regular Flinds, and part 3 can be closed without ever fighting the boss - What the status gives
- «Noblesse Blessing»
, «Summon CP Potion»
, «Fortune of Noblesse»
, «Harmony of Noblesse»
and «Symphony of Noblesse»
, plus the siege skills «Strider Siege Assault»
, «Build Advanced Headquarters»
and «Wyvern Aegis» 
- Olympiad
- Without Noblesse status you can’t register for the Grand Olympiad; the first time you get the status you’re awarded 10 points
- Baron rank
- Noblesse raises the character's rank to Baron — it unlocks creating a Command Channel (CC)
- If you don’t feel like questing
- The status is also available through the Community Board services: Alt+B → «PREMIUM ACCOUNT» → «PERSONAL» → «NOBLESSE». It’s a fallback path — we recommend going through the quest chain
Noblesse quest chain
| Quest | Subclass level | What to do | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Possessor of a Precious Soul - 1 | 50 | ||
| Possessor of a Precious Soul - 2 | 60 | ||
| Possessor of a Precious Soul - 3 | 65 | ||
| Possessor of a Precious Soul - 4 | 75 |
# Subclasses
The subclass is taken without a quest: you don’t need to complete “Fate’s Whisper” or “Mimir’s Elixir” — level 75 on the main class is enough. The new class starts at level 40 and is leveled up to 85, just like the main one. Adding, switching, removing a subclass and taking certifications can all be done right from the Community Board, without leaving your location.
- Subclass without quest
- Yes — no quest items required
- Main class level
- 75 — it unlocks adding a subclass
- How many subclasses
- 3
- Starting subclass level
- 40
- Maximum subclass level
- 85
- Where to add and switch
- Alt+B → «Services» → «SUBCLASS»: «Add Subclass», switching, removal and «Get Certified». Or with the Guild Master in town
- Skill retention (multi-class)
- No — every class has its own skills
- Skill cooldowns on switching
- Kept — changing class doesn’t reset cooldowns
- Certifications
- subclass levels 65, 70, 75 and 80
# Transformations
The “More Than Meets the Eye” quest, which in the original unlocks access to all transformations, doesn’t need to be completed — transformations are available to learn right away. The transformation books themselves are obtained as usual.
- Unlocking quest
- Not required
- Transformation books
- Obtained in-game as usual — not granted by the automation
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