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Here are the game classes:
Swordsman: A combination of toughness and melee powerhouse. They never seem to lose health because of their uniquely fast health regeneration and should their health actually drop to a dangerous amount, it will make the swordsman berserk making the enemy regret for picking a fight with one. Swordsmen with high VIT can easily survive even the strongest attacks while weak monsters will only tickle them.
Mage: The mage is a nuker, as long as he has the SP available he will rain down devastation upon his foes sometimes even the strongest monsters can fall before them in even seconds. But what the Mage has in offense he lacks in defense! Keep away from your enemy's attack range and never run into a fight without SP! Though the Mage can melee combat, don't expect to win a fight with melee alone.
Acolyte: Not only the Acolyte is a powerful support class but they are trained monks. Though they lack in melee combat in comparison to the Merchant, Swordsman and Thief classes, their powerful heals and support spells when used on themselves can truly make them a foe to be reckoned with! Trained to fight evil creatures, demons and undead are easy fights for them. In addition to being an all-around class, they can easily teleport in random directions of the battlefield ambushing enemies and quickly escaping danger at will.
Archer: Long range attack specialists. Though their skills aren't very SP costly they also need to keep an eye on their available amount of arrows. Should you run out of arrows, you can melee combat better than the Mage as you buy more time to forge more arrows. If leveled correctly and with a good stock of arrows, they can be a great alternative to mages as they are more agile and they don't have cast times.
Thief: This guy when allowed to have full control of the battle, he's everywhere and nowhere. Doing very large amount of high-speed combos when there's an opening and possesses many escape and ambush tactics. Though their real gift lies in one-on-one combat, with their passive improved dodge ability and powerful melee attack skills can finish off evenly matched enemies with ease. When fighting a stronger enemy the Thief is a shadow, capable of making deadly strikes and soon disappearing into obscurity for safety but also when fighting weaker enemies they are absurdly strong.
Merchant: Slow and clumsy they may mislead you of their usefulness. However, once they get into attack range they can make even more damage than the Mages. However they share a weakness with the Archer, is that their most powerful skills requires money but gladly you won't need to waste precious time because fallen monsters will just drop that for you. They also possess the second highest amount of health of all classes, allowing you to survive enough hits until the ultimate blow is struck. If you like to one-shot enemies, this is a class for you.
Novice: This is a secret class you get to unlock after you end the game with all classes. This is the weakest and hardest class to play in the game. However if you like to have a good laugh, this is certainly the class for you. They have a highly comical and wide arsenal of skills at their disposal, making them a little of every other class. They can also Super Taunt (a homage to Dan of Street Fighter), make little heals with First Aid and even Play Dead to get out of danger. It's rumored once a Novice gets to the highest level they can become even more powerful than the other classes.
So enough explainin' =O!
You can download this free game at www.ragnarokbattle.com
The whole game (plus the 3 free expansions) equal to about 5GBs of space and the requirements are the same as ZH. There you can also read FAQs and look at screenshots too. Though you can always ask me that yourself. It is recommended you follow the instructions while installing.
Edited by Overdose, 21 March 2007 - 16:11.
