Which Class Should You Choose In Atlyss?

When you first get started in Atlyss, you will automatically be a part of the Novice class. This is regardless of the race and appearance that you choose. After you reach level 10, however, you have three classes to choose from, which include Fighter, Mystic, and Bandit. All have their own abilities that set them apart.

With three different options to choose from, it can be hard to make a decision about what is best for your character. There are different positives and negatives for each class that is available. Here's what you need to know to choose the right class in Atlyss.

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Atlyss: Fighter Class

Image of a chang character in the fighter class in Atlyss

The Fighter Class can be taken on by obtaining the Tome of the Fighter, and is mostly focused on physical damage combat skills. Its abilities are improved through increasing the Strength stat.

Learned Skills

Skill	Ability	Cooldown
Stomp	Player stomps on the ground, which damages any nearby enemies and slows them.	6 seconds
Rage	The player gets into a fit of rage and gains a temporary Attack power buff for 20 seconds.	30 seconds
Lethal Strike	Sends the player into a lethal dash, which lands a heavy force attack on hit. The use of this skill requires a physical combat weapon.	6.25 seconds
Blood Gush	Deals initial damage, and then applies a bleeding status condition on hit. This also requires a physical combat weapon.	12 seconds
Cyclone	The player throws their weapon like a boomerang, causing damage to any enemy hit. Requires a polearm or heavy melee weapon.	16 seconds
Shield Bash	The player bashes an enemy with their shield, which stuns them for a short period. Requires a held shield.	10 seconds
Bulwark	Decreases stamina cost from getting hit while blocking. Time to parry will increase by 1.5 seconds, and parry stagger time will increase by 0.8 seconds.	N/A
Melee Mastery	Unlocks the melee charge attack, costing 5 stamina.	N/A
Heavy Melee Mastery	Unlocks the heavy melee charge attack, costing 5 stamina.	N/A
Polearm Mastery	Unlocks the polearm charge attack, costing 5 stamina.	N/A

Atlyss: Mystic Class

Image of a kubold character in the mystic class in Atlyss

The Mystic Class can be taken on by using the Tome of the Mystic. This class is mostly centered around magic damage skills, and most of its abilities will be buffed by increasing your Mind stat.

Learned Skills

Skill	Ability	Cooldown
Fluxbolt	The player will cast a projectile which explodes when hitting someone or something.	1.3 seconds
Fluxspear	Casts a piercing bolt in front of the player, and damages all adjacent enemies.	3 seconds
Cross	The player will manifest a source of arcane magic, which explodes and knocks enemies back. It deals magic damage and applies a debuff which lowers magic defense.	3.15 seconds
Nova	Casts a ring of magic which can push back targets.	3 seconds
Blink	Allows the user to be teleported at a short distance.	1.4-0.36 seconds (Depending on rank)
Prism	Creates a shield around the caster, which can absorb a certain amount of damage for 20 seconds.	30 seconds
Imbue	The user casts a buff on themselves and allies which will increase their magic power and max mana for 60 seconds.	1.25 seconds
Manaflow	Will increase mana regeneration.	N/A
Scepter Mastery	Unlocks the charge attack for the scepter.	N/A
Bell Mastery	Unlocks the charge attack for the magic bell.	N/A

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Atlyss: Bandit Class

Image of a byrdle character in the bandit class in Atlyss

For the Bandit class, this one can be obtained by receiving the Tome of the Bandit. This class is a mixture of close and long-distance attacks, and will have its abilities increased through the Dexterity stat.

Learned Skills

Skill	Ability	Cooldown
Venom Shot	Allows the player to shoot a venom projectile which lowers the defense of the enemy, and does 3 damage every 0.8 seconds. It lasts for 10 seconds.	5 seconds
Killer Jab	Strikes an enemy with strong initial damage, and can also possibly give them a poison debuff which lowers physical defense by 10 and movement speed by 20%. This skill requires katars.	8 seconds
Volley	Fires a projectile above, which rains shrapnel on enemies. This skill requires a ranged weapon.	12 seconds
Pay Day	Stuns an enemy, and forces them to drop currency. This skill requires katars.	13 seconds
Bomb Trap	Places an explosive trap that triggers within proximity of nearby enemies.	5 seconds
Mist Veil	Gives the player an invisibility buff with 100% evasion against avoidable attacks. If you attack, however, it removes the buff.	40 seconds
Bounce	The user jumps a short distance, then bounces high above when hitting the ground. This can be interrupted if hit.	5 seconds
Agile Technique	Can unlock a triple jump, wall kick, and dash long jump.	N/A
Ranged Mastery	Increases ranged weapon attack speed by a certain amount depending on rank.	N/A
Katar Mastery	Unlocks the katar charged attack that uses 5 stamina.	N/A

Which One Should You Choose In Atlyss?

With so many different skills being offered in each class, it can be difficult to choose the one that is best for your character, and any weapons or gear you've purchased for them. When choosing your ideal class for your character in Atlyss, you can use the following qualifiers to establish what will work best.

Best Characters for Fighter Class

There are a few different things you will want to consider before choosing the Fighter class for your character. Here are the following types that will work best for this class:

Chang Race
Characters with Melee, Heavy Melee, or Polearm weapons
Characters where the Strength stat has been boosted

Best Characters for Mystic Class

Before choosing the Mystic class for your character, consider if your character falls under any of these categories:

Imp Race
Kubold Race
Characters with Scepter or Bell weapons
Characters where the Mind stat has been boosted

Best Characters for Bandit Class

Before choosing the Bandit class, here are the best characters and stats for the Bandit:

Poon Race
Byrdle Race
Characters with Ranged or Katar weapons
Characters where the Dexterity stat has been boosted

Once you've chosen your class, make sure to focus on only spending attribute points on their required stat and Vitality. This means, if you choose the Bandit class, make sure to only place points in the Dexterity stat and Vitality stat.