Knights on Tiat are true defensive tacticians — protectors that trade mobility for stability. Their defensive auras have been rebuilt to scale with party dynamics, granting meaningful boosts to both allies and themselves. With skills like Royal Sacrifice, Combat Aura, and Shield of Faith, tanks can now anchor entire groups and redirect incoming damage with precision. Additionally, Smart Cubics provide automatic cleansing support, making tanks more autonomous and valuable in both PvE and PvP. On Tiat, a Knight’s purpose is endurance, not flash — and their presence defines the front line.

Archers on Tiat maintain their identity as tactical ranged specialists. They excel through sharp timing, sustained fire, and positional control rather than instant bursts or mobility spam. The introduction of Swift Rift adds limited repositioning potential, while counter-skills such as Counter Snipe Shot, Counter Rapid Shot, and Counter Power Shot give each lineage its own flavor. Archers reward precision, awareness, and discipline — proving that a skilled hand can still outshoot raw speed.

Assassins on Tiat are built around precision, control, and unpredictability. Core abilities like Hide, Hidemate, and Cornered Rat redefine ambush play, rewarding timing over cooldown abuse. With Coin Flip and Coup de Grace, the Bounty Hunter gains new party value, while reworks like Critical Bleed and Illusion Immersion add survival depth to dagger gameplay. Assassins rely on patience, awareness, and decisive strikes — every engagement is a calculated kill.

Wizards on Tiat channel pure elemental mastery, free from unnecessary restrictions. All elemental spells can now be cast without Battle Force, allowing smoother combat flow. The PvE Clarity buff reduces mana use for extended fights, while Mage Attention redefines the Spellhowler as a long-range, high-risk caster. Wizards dominate not through movement, but by controlling space and pressure — precision and timing make them the deadliest force on the field.

Summoners on Tiat were rebuilt for autonomous, sustained gameplay. Their servants now attack multiple enemies at once and scale naturally with the summoner’s growth. Offensive magic like Dimension Spiral, alongside Spirit Sharing and Replace, turn the archetype into a hybrid of DPS and control. Summoners no longer hide behind their pets — they fight beside them, embodying a perfect balance between master and spirit.

Healers on Tiat are more active and versatile than ever. Their new offensive tools make solo progression viable, while Chain Heal and Prophecy of Water strengthen group sustainability. Abilities like Time Lapse give the Elven Elder unique cleansing power, making every healer distinct in purpose. Tiat’s healers define rhythm and survival — commanding, reactive, and indispensable across all forms of combat.

Buffers on Tiat are hybrid support fighters — durable, tactical, and essential. Reworked skills such as Ritual of Preserve, Ritual of Clearance, and Unity of Pa’agrio introduce new defensive layers and real-time party synergy. Curse of Pa’agrio grants disruptive control, allowing buffers to impact fights beyond pure support. On Tiat, they’re not background enablers — they are the backbone of every encounter.

Bards on Tiat merge songs and dances into a unified Rhythm System, allowing both offensive and defensive effects to coexist dynamically. Rhythms like Clarity and Dominance enhance party coordination, while Medusa and Silence grant situational crowd control. The new Symbol of Noise introduces counterplay that rewards awareness and timing. Bards are no longer passive performers — they’re the tempo keepers of Tiat’s battlefield.