The Novice Class has no stats. It's an entry level class that serves no purpose other than to give the player a default class to use until they unlock others.

The Apprentice Class replaces the Novice Class once the player reaches D Rank. The Apprentice Class is a balanced Class that distributes its stats evenly, allowing the player to play on a very level playing field.

The Warrior Class is an Offense oriented Class that evenly sacrifices its defensive stats to buffer all of the player's offensive stats.

The Squire Class is a Defense oriented Class that evenly sacrifices its offensive stats to buffer all of the player's defensive stats.

The Watcher Class is a Tanking Class focused heavily around HP and Defense. The Watcher's high Fortitude stat means that `defend works even better, and the Class' elevated HP helps garner an early advantage.

The Fighter Class is a Offense oriented Class that favors the use of `attack and `focus. The `skill and `special commands don't fall far behind, but most of the player's defenses as well as the `assist and `summon commands lose their effectiveness. The Fighter Class has somewhat elevated Appetite to increase the effectiveness of `sandwich and has buffs to both Accuracy and Luck, making it a potentially dangerous Class.

The Runist Class is an Offense oriented Class that favors the use of `skill and `special. The defensive stats are well balanced, but the `assist and `summon damages suffer a bit. The biggest hit to the Runist Class is in both Accuracy and Evasion, but to make up for it both `skill and `special are truly deadly in this Class.

The Leader Class is an Offense oriented Class that favors the use of `assist and `summon. The defensive stats are well balanced, but the `skill and `special damages suffer. In return though, both `assist and `summon are noticably buffed, and the Wisdom stat is significantly buffed to help offset damage that may be caused by a summon backfiring.

The Thief Class is a Balanced Class that sports elevated Accuracy and Evasion. Rather than rely on making sure its hits do a great deal of damage or relying on trying to resist damage from specific commands, The Thief Class behaves differently in that it emphasises dealing consistent hits and trying to avoid damage via dodges.

The Adept Class replaces the Apprentice Class once the player levels it up. The Adept Class maintains the balanced feel of the Apprentice Class, while buffing the player's offense and defense evenly across all commands.

The Ravager Class replaces the Warrior Class once the player levels it up. The Ravager Class keeps with the Offense oriented style set by the Warrior Class, but has stronger defenses, and rather than buffing all offensive stats evenly, favors `attack, `skill, and `special slightly.

The Knight Class replaces the Squire Class once the player levels it up. The Knight Class keeps with the Defense oriented style set by the Squire Class, but has stronger offensive power, and even higher defense.

The Warden Class replaces the Watcher Class once the player levels it up. The Warden Class is another powerful Tanking Class, but serves to even out the inconsistencies in the Watcher Class' stat distribution by leveling out the offensive stats and raising the Evasion stat slightly.

The Blackbelt Class replaces the Fighter Class once the player levels it up. The Blackbelt Class is a formitable offensive class strongly favoring `attack and `focus. Unlike the Fighter, the Blackbelt Class sees a noticable buff to `skill and `special, but both `assist and `summon continue to suffer in both the offense and defense stats.

The Spellbinder Class replaces the Runist Class once the player levels it up. The Spellbinder Class is an Offensive Class strongly favoring `skill and `special. The Spellbinder Class doesn't buffer `skill or `special by much more than the Runist did, but instead helps fill the caps in both the offensive and defensive options from the Runist Class.

The Captain Class replaces the Leader Class once the player levels it up. The Captain Class is an Offensive Class strongly favoring `assist and `summon. The Captain Class sees some more power put behind both `assist and `summon, as well as a slight buffer to `special and all defensive stats, but `skill is still a noticably weak option.

The Ninja Class replaces the Thief Class once the player levels it up. The Ninja Class is a Balanced Class that slightly favors `attack. The Ninja Class continues the trend set by the Thief Class and receives considerable buffs to Accuracy and Evasion, but also helps even out the gaps in the Class' offensive and defensive options.