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When players create a character in Elder Tale, they must select a main class (メイン職業, mein shokugyō?, lit. main occupation). Along with the player's chosen race and subclass, this decision will affect what kind of skills they can obtain.

Overview[]

There are twelve main classes split into four groups:

  • Warrior (戦士, senshi?)
  • Weapon Attack (武器攻撃, buki kōgeki?, also translated as Weapon-based)
  • Recovery (回復, kaifuku?)
  • Magic Attack (魔法攻撃, mahō kōgeki?)

These four types roughly correlate to the Tank, Damage-Per-Second (DPS), and Healer roles common to most MMORPGs. In Elder Tale, the DPS roles are split into two groups that differentiate between physical and magical damage.

Each class type contains three classes. The available classes may vary depending on the server's localized classes. The classes introduced on this page are the ones available on the Yamato server, as it is the setting of the main story.

Once a character is created, their class and race cannot be changed. However, subclasses are flexible and can be changed by completing certain quests and/or prerequisites.

People of the Earth do not follow the same class system that Adventurers do, instead having a "class" based on their occupation, and thus there are some unique ones that Adventurers cannot attain.

Main Classes[]

Warrior[]

Guardian Logo

Guardian

Samurai Logo

Samurai

Monk Logo

Monk

Weapon Attack[]

Assassin Logo

Assassin

Swashbuckler Logo

Swashbuckler

Bard Logo

Bard

Recovery[]

Cleric Logo

Cleric

Druid Logo

Druid

Kannagi Logo

Kannagi

Magic Attack[]

Sorcerer Logo

Sorcerer

Summoner Logo

Summoner

Enchanter Logo

Enchanter

Regional Classes[]

Each of the thirteen public servers has its own set of 1–3 unique, localized classes. Although they are largely reskins of each other, servers have striven to make aspects of their localized classes unique.

Alternate classes for overseas servers were selected through a poll conducted by series author Mamare Touno.[1]

Click here for the image version of the regional classes table.

No. Server Warrior Classes Weapon Attack Classes Recovery Classes Magic Attack Classes
0 Standard Guardian Pirate Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Druid Medium Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
1 North America Guardian Pirate Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Druid Medicine Man Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
2 South & Central America Guardian Pirate Capoerista Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Pajé Medium Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
3 Japan Guardian Samurai Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Druid Kannagi Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
4 Korea Guardian Hwarang Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Druid Medium Sorcerer Summoner Taoshi
5 China Guardian Youxia Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Druid Medium Daoshi Summoner Enchanter
6 Southeast Asia Guardian Pirate Pesilat Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Druid Dukun Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
7 India Guardian Pirate Monk Assassin Rajput Bard Cleric Druid Tantric Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
8 Middle East Guardian Ghazi Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric Druid Dervish Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
9 Western Europe Guardian Paladin Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Templar Druid Exorcist Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
10 Scandinavia Guardian Viking Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Skald Cleric Druid Medium Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
11 Russia Guardian Cossack Monk Assassin Hussar Bard Cleric Volkhvy Medium Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
12 Africa Guardian Pirate Monk Assassin Swashbuckler Bard Cleric iNyanga Sangoma Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter
13 Oceania Guardian Pirate Monk Hunter Swashbuckler Tribal Cleric Druid Medium Sorcerer Summoner Enchanter

People of the Earth[]

Although the class and subclass system exist for People of the Earth, it works differently. Their "classes"—or rather, occupations—are not restricted to the twelve-class system that Adventurers are subjected to, and will change as their life situations change. For example, if a group of Earthlings with the "Nomad" occupation decide to establish a town on vacant land, their occupation changes to "Settler".

In the Log Horizon 2 anime, People of the Earth with unique occupations also have unique icons on their menu screens. (In the light novel and earlier parts of the anime, Earthlings have less detailed menu displays that do not display icons for their occupations.)

ArchMage Logo

Archmage

LG

Blademancer

Successer

Successor

Trivia[]

  • During the series' early days, Mamare originally adopted Cowboy as one of the North American server's regional classes at a fan's suggestion.[2][3] This was later overturned by the Overseas Class Poll.

References[]

  1. Log Horizon light novel: Volume 9, Appendix - Original Classes, Part 1
  2. @marmalade_macro, 2013/10/14 https://twitter.com/marmalade_macro/status/389831690505691136
  3. AnimeSuki Forums, 2013/10/14 https://forums.animesuki.com/showpost.php?p=4870931&postcount=114
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