I really have no idea.

i totally agree about Ether Saga... my friend told me to play and it sucked... the characters were stupid and too cartoony for me. Basically its a real kiddy game, like people ages 13- would llike it. Waste of time play PW instead.

Im making a archer or cleric or blademaster, because i like supporting other classes, and basic melee classes.

My favorite class is Wizard, but I've played everything except Archer up through the earliest levels. I'm continuing to level Wizard and Barbarian.

Wizard (lv 33 attained): Long Range Magic DD (Damage Dealer). Low HP, High MP, top magic damage in the game. One of the best to play when it comes to PVE, you can customize your elemental attacks to do the most damage to mobs based on their weaknesses. There's also a simple healing spell for yourself and others - it's slow but good enough for me and a my partner. There's a great set of skills from early in the game, adding some spice to the grind. Battle flows smoothly because channel+casting time (longer than most classes) is balanced out against cooldown time, so you can go from skill to skill virtually nonstop. Physical Defense weaknesses can be fixed with Stone Barrier (Physical Defense boosting spell), Light Armor, and Life Powder to artifically increase your HP bar through faster regen and better defenses. This actually gives us an advantage over other squishy types because we basically come with a built in LessSquishy spell! In Duels and 1v1 PvP, the wizard is at a disadvantage to most other classes until late in the game. But they are a great asset in team PvP and have the role of Kill The Catapuller in Territory Wars - the catapuller usually being a barb, and the catapult being the weapon most likely to make your team lose.

Barbarian (lv 22 attained): Short Range Tank aka Meatshield. Highest HP in the game, lousy MP, mediocre attack power for most builds. Misses a LOT on typical builds. Male only, you play as a Wolf, Tiger, Lion, or Panda, and can transform into a Tiger for added bonuses. You can take more hits than anyone else in the game and keep hitting back. But this can lead to stalemates sometimes because other classes hit harder than you, but you don't die easily. If HP charms are involved things could go on for a while, especially if your opponent is long-range. But in PvE, you don't have much to worry about. Personally, I recommend investing in Dexterity early on (I'm experimenting to find the right stat balance) so that you miss less and can grind more efficiently against mobs and in quests. In PvP these beasts can gobble down an unsuspecting player and run off unscathed, or take attacks with little fear. But the grinding for typical builds makes leveling them to the top harder. In Territory Wars, barbs pull the catapult for the attacks on the other team.

Blademaster (lv... 16?): Substitute Tank/DD. High HP, mediocre MP, pretty good damage. Fun to play with a nice variety of skills, including multiple weapon paths, AoEs, & stuns. My husband's class, this one is great to have along in a party for buffs and to tank when you don't have a barb around.

Venomancer (lv 22): Half Tank, Half Squish caster. Middle-line HP and MP, good damage alone, great damage with pet. These are female-only pretty girls, with Cat/Bunny/Fox/Bat/Deer ears and tails. They turn into foxes for extra skillsets. Their main claim to fame is their Pets, which are great tanks and protect the Venomancer's HP bar very well when used properly. Possibly the fastest grinding class along with wizard, the skills flow smoothly but get repetetive because the pet does most of the damage and just attacks on its own, basically. It's a fast-playing class with little input needed from the player aside from healing the pet and watching out for aggro mobs. Called upon to tank dungeons and bosses, they are major killers in TW and pre-80 PvP. Post 80 their awesome starts to fade unless they have a legendary pet, because the playing field levels with the other classes. Still, an easy play and a good choice if you want to be left alone and do things without help from other players.

Cleric (lv 19): Healer, Buffer, and substitute DD. Low HP, Good MP, and a mixed skillset of both attacks and heals/buffs. But only enough spirit points to focus on one or the other for most of the game Hounded 24/7 with calls of HealPlox and ResMe, if you aren't the most helpful personality you might find this class annoying socially. And even if you are sweet it might wear on you. You have the choice to go the traditional (and more valued) Healer route, or something dubbed "Full Attack Cleric" where you buy attack skills over healing skills, and mess people up real good. But you'll have less love from other players when it comes to dungeons, bosses, and possibly TW.

Archer: Haven't played it. Long-Range Physical DD. Low HP, ?? MP, and some pretty good attack power from what I've heard. I haven't tried one out myself yet, but from what I've been reading Archers might complain more than Wizards about their class being problematic. O.O I actually have more HP as a wizard than archers 15 levels above me, and can deal high, steady damage from anywhere within my range. Archer damage drops a TON up close.