Level 1 · The beginning
Vagrant
Every journey starts as a Vagrant. This opening class teaches the basics of movement, combat, skills, and stat points before the first permanent job choice.
- Role
- Adventurer
- Weapons
- Sword or axe
Adrenaline field guide · 21 jobs
Explore all Flyff classes and job paths.
Start small, choose your first discipline at level 15, and shape it into a true endgame identity. Every branch below shows when it unlocks, what it carries, and the role it fills.
- 01VagrantLevel 1
- 02First jobLevel 15
- 03Second jobLevel 60
- 04Third jobLevel 130-H
01 / Class paths
Choose a discipline
Use the filters to compare one branch at a time, or keep the whole tree open.
A direct, dependable close-range fighter. Mercenaries combine weapon skills with sturdy defenses, then choose between the speed of a Blade and the resilience of a Knight.
Starts with
Sword, axe, and shield
Second job · Level 60
Blade
Blades fight up close with a weapon in each hand. Fast attack chains and relentless pressure make them one of the strongest choices for focused physical damage.
- Role
- Single-target damage
- Weapons
- Dual swords or axes
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Slayer
The Blade path pushed to its limit. Slayers retain the speed and dual-wield identity of their predecessor while gaining stronger burst, mobility, and area attacks.
- Role
- Elite melee damage
- Weapons
- Dual swords or axes
Second job · Level 60
Knight
Knights trade speed for armor, reach, and staying power. Their heavy weapons and defensive skills let them hold groups of enemies and protect a party’s front line.
- Role
- Tank and area damage
- Weapons
- Two-handed sword or axe
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Templar
Templars evolve the Knight into a versatile front-line guardian. They can emphasize protection with a shield or bring wide, heavy attacks with a two-handed weapon.
- Role
- Front-line guardian
- Weapons
- Shield or two-handed weapon
A nimble fighter built around distance, timing, and control. Acrobats use bows or yo-yos and develop into the long-range Ranger or the elusive Jester.
Starts with
Bow or yo-yo
Second job · Level 60
Jester
Jesters use yo-yos, stealth, and disabling tricks to create openings. They are difficult to pin down and excel at sudden, high-impact attacks.
- Role
- Burst and disruption
- Weapons
- Yo-yo
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Harlequin
Harlequins deepen the Jester’s deceptive style with stronger stealth, poison, control, and assassination tools for players who prefer precision over brute force.
- Role
- Stealth assassin
- Weapons
- Yo-yo
Second job · Level 60
Ranger
Rangers keep enemies at bow range and can pressure several targets at once. Their toolkit works both for independent hunting and offensive party support.
- Role
- Ranged area damage
- Weapons
- Bow
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Crackshooter
The Ranger’s final evolution specializes in consistent long-range pressure. Crackshooters combine powerful bow techniques with wide attacks and battlefield control.
- Role
- Elite marksman
- Weapons
- Bow
The most flexible first job: use a stick to heal and strengthen allies, or equip a knuckle and shield to become a self-sufficient fighter.
Starts with
Stick or knuckle
Second job · Level 60
Billposter
Billposters are independent melee fighters with hard-hitting bursts, useful self-buffs, and a varied skill set that adapts well to solo play and PvP.
- Role
- Self-buffed brawler
- Weapons
- Knuckle and shield
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Force Master
Force Masters build on the Billposter’s close-range power with stronger bursts, sustained self-enhancement, and techniques that can threaten enemies beyond arm’s reach.
- Role
- Nen-powered bruiser
- Weapons
- Knuckle and shield
Second job · Level 60
Ringmaster
Ringmasters keep a party alive and performing at its best. Their healing, protection, and powerful buffs make them welcome in almost every group.
- Role
- Healer and support
- Weapons
- Stick
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Seraph
Seraphs are the highest expression of the support path, offering exceptional recovery, protection, and party-wide enhancements for difficult encounters.
- Role
- Premier party support
- Weapons
- Stick
Magicians deal damage before enemies can close the gap. Their spells draw on several elements and include tools to slow, stop, or reposition a target.
Starts with
Wand or staff
Second job · Level 60
Psykeeper
Psykeepers specialize in mental magic and control. They excel at isolating a target, keeping it at a distance, and punishing it with concentrated spell damage.
- Role
- Control mage
- Weapons
- Wand and shield
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Mentalist
Mentalists amplify the Psykeeper’s disabling magic. Debuffs and status effects create vulnerable moments for devastating charged and burst attacks.
- Role
- Debuff and burst mage
- Weapons
- Wand and shield
Second job · Level 60
Elementor
Elementors wield a broad library of elemental spells. They shine when controlling space and damaging multiple enemies with large-area magic.
- Role
- Elemental area mage
- Weapons
- Staff
Evolves
Third job · Level 130-H
Arcanist
Arcanists perfect elemental spellcraft with stronger area damage, status effects, and ways to exploit an enemy’s elemental weakness.
- Role
- Master of the elements
- Weapons
- Staff
