Nice sprites!!!

Warlocks could benefit from a new 5 second cooldown spell with an area of around 20–22 tiles, either as a wave or a targeted AoE. Currently, warlocks still lack an AoE spell that can be cast around a target, which would add more versatility to their gameplay.






While barbarian's Shockwave spell should also have its area expanded to provide damage output more in line with the subclass's intended role. At the moment, barbarians struggle to remain competitive in late-game PvM due to their smaller AoE compared to other subclasses.

It seems great. These are completely different issues though.

Warlock requires another spell to properly fit into the hunting rotation together with cross o'annihilation.

Barbarians already have access to two useful spells, rage o'fury n shockwave, despite their damage is balanced, shockwave hits way too few squares, it should affect more squares.







Paladins could also gain a spell that pulls nearby monsters into adjacent squares around the caster. Such a mechanic would provide valuable utility rather than simply adding more damage, allowing paladins to gather scattered creatures more efficiently and maintain better control over pulls during hunts, significantly increasing their experience gain by reducing the time spent repositioning monsters.

Agree. This type of spell could have a positive impact on team hunts as well, helping organize monsters and enabling smoother coordination with other vocations.
In solo hunts, especially at higher levels, in hardcore portals for example, where monsters often become more spread out, the ability to pull nearby creatures together could improve EXP/H by reducing downtime and increasing the consistency of cating AOE spells.

Warlock is underperform

Barbarian is at the bottom of the barrel

A new WAVE to warlocks would be good, since It keeps the style of subclass (great single target damage and waves damage for hunting).

Barbarian lost health sustain on last balancing which changed hp steal system, but didnt receive any extra damage to compensate it. Besides barbarian damage stats per tile is good, so the issue remains on the size of spells for an offensive subclass, mainly shockwave size which is bad since its a very small wave. Shockwave should be expanded, keeping the damage and rage of fury should hit same damage on all tiles, including the rear ones.

It is clear that the community is not simply asking for stronger subclasses, but for clearer class identities and healthier gameplay.


Then, unique strengths make each playstyle enjoyable rather than relying on large numerical buffs, many of the strongest suggestions focus on improving underused mechanics, refining skill interactions, and giving niche subclasses more meaningful roles in both solo and group content.


This approach would likely create a healthier balance than simply increasing damage across the board.


Buffing one subclass without considering PvP or progression can easily shift the balance problem elsewhere.


Incremental adjustments followed by observation are generally safer than large reworks.


Diversity is one of the game's strengths, and balance does not necessarily mean identical performance.


Different subclasses should excel in different situations while remaining equally rewarding to play.


Smaller, targeted updates also make it easier for the community to provide meaningful feedback after each change.


This discussion shows that players care about long-term class design more than short-term power gains.


Even if not every suggestion can be implemented, transparent communication and gradual balancing will probably lead to a healthier game and greater player confidence in future class updates.

CM Mercury

When we gonna see a new subclass balancing?

There's also the option of improving subclass balance by introducing new rewards for challenge points from tasks.

I believe that adding augments for specific spells as imbues on the new items would not only encourage players to pursue these new high-level items, but also help improve subclasses that are in greater need of additional damage output, such as Warlocks and Barbarians.

For years, the 4,000 challenge points rewards have remained the same. The only exception was the Demon Slayer reward, which was introduced in 2023. Since then, there have been no new milestones or incentives for players who continue collecting challenge points.

It's reasonable to say that long-term players need new goals to pursue. New Challenge Points rewards would provide fresh motivation, encourage continued gameplay, and make completing challenges feel rewarding again.

Therefore, I suggest introducing new reward tiers for 5,000 and 8,000 Challenge Points. Each subclass should receive at least two new exclusive items across these milestones, giving players meaningful reasons to keep progressing.

Adding these rewards would benefit both veteran players and the overall longevity of the challenge points system, creating new long-term objectives and making the effort invested in challenges feel worthwhile.

New Weapons / 8000 challenge points


Draconian Blade: Paladin's one handed weapon -> Attack 27.5, Defense 25.0, +7 Melee Skill and Spell Augment: Cleave base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Frostborn Greatsword: Barbarian's two handed weapon -> Attack 38.0, Defense 18.5, 3% Health Steal and Spell Augment: Rage of Fury base damage boost by 10%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Bullseye Crossbow: Marksman's Crossbow -> Attack 27.5, Defense 12.5, 5% Critical Hit Chance and Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Frozen Crossbow: Rogue's Crossbow --> Attack 27.2, Defense 14.0, 8% Multi Strike and Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Ember Wand - Pyromancer Staff --> Attack 35.7, Defense 13.2, 3% Dodge and Spell Augment: Fire Rain base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Winter's Bane Rod - Shaman Staff --> Attack 36.0, Defense 14.0, 3% Physical Resistance and Spell Augment: Hailstorm base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 750+



Claw Sceptre - Warlock Staff --> Attack 36.5, Defense 12.5, +5 Magic Level and Spell Augment: Cross of Annihilation base damage boost by 10%. An enchantable item for level 750+


New Rings / 5000 challenge points


Pyromancer Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 3.7, Spell Augment: Fire Rain base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Warlock Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 4.0, Spell Augment: Cross of Annihilation base damage boost by 7.5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Shaman Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 4.5, Spell Augment: Hailstorm base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Marksman Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 4.7, Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Rogue Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 5.0, Spell Augment: Hellish Volley base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Barbarian Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 5.5, Spell Augment: Rage of Fury base damage boost by 7.5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



Paladin Ring - Attack 0.0, Defense 6.0, Spell Augment: Cleave base damage boost by 5%. An enchantable item for level 500+



• All spell augment for base damage boost were applied to subclass/class damage spells with 2 seconds cooldown.

Hire this man immediately and take my money, release it with a new seasonal server so we can test balances in fights where everyone is on the same advantage level.

Nice but these items are scaled in higher resolution, that's why they look good. They cannot be implemented in this form