Category:Characters

The player characters (referred to in-game as Adventurers or Dungeon Fighters) of Dungeon Fighter Online along with Seria Kirmin.

Within the game, the player can play a variety of characters and classes. Each class bears its own unique set of fighting skills necessary to face off against the dangerous monsters and creatures that dwell in the dungeons of Arad. As adventurers rise in level, each class can specialize further into subclasses, opening up even more skills.

There is a total of seventeen playable classes in total, fifteen of them consists of the primary classes that exist within Dungeon Fighter Online. They are:

• Male Slayer
• Female Slayer
• Male Fighter
• Female Fighter
• Male Gunner
• Female Gunner
• Male Mage
• Female Mage
• Male Priest
• Female Priest
• Thief
• Knight
• Demonic Lancer
• Agent
• Archer

Two of the seventeen classes, however, are more unique compared to the fourteen basic classes in terms of gameplay, growth and design. The only stipulation is that unlike the regular classes, they are only accessible if one regular character of any class is level 70 or above. These two classes are:

• Dark Knight, a combo-based Male Slayer variant.
• Creator, a Female Mage variant that can unleash destructive elemental barrages with only a mouse instead of hotkeys.

Each primary class listed has a number of specialized sub-classes that the player can create after choosing their base class. These subclasses offer a varied and unique style of gameplay as well as a cosmetic change to their characters as the class advances further down the storyline. (e.g. Berserker - glowing red eyes). If the player is in doubt of what class to play, the character creation menu provides a interactive demonstration for every sub class, in addition with the option to change advancements before reaching level 70.

Awakening

At level 50, the character can complete the First Awakening quest chain, gaining a few powerful abilities exclusive to their subclass and upgrades relative to their previous skills. Each First Awakening generally grants a total of four skills (or in some cases, more): one level 50 "Ultimate" skill (which is distinguished with an orange-red gradient instead of a solid color), a level 48 passive skill and two new skills either active or passive type.

At level 75, the character is eligible for a Second Awakening, which provides far more stronger enhancements to the class and a new cosmetic change to the character akin to choosing a subclass. Every 5 levels after unlocks a new skill and each 2nd Awakening averages a total of four, rarely five skills, including another powerful "Ultimate" skill.

At level 100, the character can advance further via Ability Intensification and Neo: Awakening after a small series of prerequisite quests. Before the Neo: Awakening can proceed, the character must first undergo Ability Intensification, which adjusts the character's previous 2nd awakening skills (I.E. Level 85 Second Awakening attacks will follow the same growth logic as Level 50 Awakening attacks as well as a reduction in SP.). After which, the character can advance into it's Neo: Awakening. Unlike the previous awakenings, Neo: Awakening have a smaller skillset which are all available for use upon advancement as well as making slight adjustments to lower level skills.

The Dark Knight and Creator are special variants of existing classes that do not possess any class advancements and undergoes a different process to obtain their First and Second Awakening.

• For Job Advancements for Slayers, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Fighters, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Gunners, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Mages, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Priests, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Thieves, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Knights, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Demonic Lancers, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Agents, see here.

• For Job Advancements for Archers, see here.

• For Supplementary Quests for Dark Knight and Creator, see here.

Class List

Anything denoted by an asterisk (*) is based on overseas content. Names are subject to change at any time.

For help deciding on a class, try the Class Comparison tables.

The limit to the amount of characters per account is 21. The amount of characters per account can be expanded through character slot coupons that are sold in the Cera shop or given out during events.