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Decision on your class in Maple Story
Once you have chosen your race, the next step is to decide on your class and the amount of Maple Story mesos. There are four main classes and then each class has two sub-classes (which will be discussed later on). The four main classes in Maple Story are the Warrior, Scout, Priest, and Mage. Each will be broken down below:
Warrior
Warriors can wear up to chain armor from levels 1 to 10 and then up to plate armor afterwards. This grants them with the most physical defense in the game. Warriors use pole arms, great swords, swords, and maces as their primary weapons. They can also use shields. Out of all four classes, Warriors are the only class meant to tank. Throughout leveling, no matter which sub-class you choose, Warriors learn the most abilities to mitigate damage and build enmity. This makes it no question which class should be tanking. Warriors receive short-duration sprint ability and taunting abilities.
Scout
Scouts can wear up to leather armor and use swords, daggers, and bows as their primary weapons. Scouts, unlike Warriors (excluding Stigmas), can dual-wield weapons. Scouts also are incredibly evasive, which gives them some tanking capabilities, but not much cheap mesos since their mitigation is very poor. Regardless of the sub-class you choose, Scouts are meant to deal damage without being the focus of their targets hate.
Warrior
Warriors can wear up to chain armor from levels 1 to 10 and then up to plate armor afterwards. This grants them with the most physical defense in the game. Warriors use pole arms, great swords, swords, and maces as their primary weapons. They can also use shields. Out of all four classes, Warriors are the only class meant to tank. Throughout leveling, no matter which sub-class you choose, Warriors learn the most abilities to mitigate damage and build enmity. This makes it no question which class should be tanking. Warriors receive short-duration sprint ability and taunting abilities.
Scout
Scouts can wear up to leather armor and use swords, daggers, and bows as their primary weapons. Scouts, unlike Warriors (excluding Stigmas), can dual-wield weapons. Scouts also are incredibly evasive, which gives them some tanking capabilities, but not much cheap mesos since their mitigation is very poor. Regardless of the sub-class you choose, Scouts are meant to deal damage without being the focus of their targets hate.