The story of Aion is rich and diverse, stretching back thousands of years to the creation and subsequent shattering of Atreia to the present day. I would know because I have seen it all unfold before my very eyes. For now…

Templar is the ultimate tank of Aion Classic, so much so that they are temporarily able to go nearly invincible while keeping the enemy distracted. Templars do have something to show in regards to dealing damage, but they are certainly…

Gladiator is a perfect pick for a player that enjoys playing a tank within a group, but doesn’t want to be an aggro-drawing punching bag glued to their position on the front line. Gladiators make for an excellent off-tank, but…

The Scout is essentially Aion Classic’s Rogue class — a sneaky, single-target damage dealer that can attack both from range or up close. Naturally, their high damage and stealthy ways is counter-balanced by the squishy nature of the Scout. Depending…

If you’re looking to tank, you’ve come to the right class. While other Aion Classic classes have the ability to generate Enmity, and can tank for brief periods of time, Warriors reign supreme in Atreia when it comes to soaking…

Mages in Aion Classic function the same way they do in most RPGs, as glass cannons. Daevan Mages prefer to keep away from enemies, using spells to slow, stop, and damage enemies. Depending on specialization, Mages can focus on ranged…

Priests are Aion Classic’s healer class, and probably the most important class in any party. In addition to being able to heal themselves and their companions, Priests can also debuff enemies, and have access to a handful of crowd control…

Ready to roll it all the way back to 1.xx? No Technists and no Muses — good ol’ Aion made it do with the classic lineup: Warrior, Scout, Mage, and Priest primary classes. You choose among the four during character…