Throne and Liberty does officially have a list of classes in the game, but it might not be that apparent to players. These jobs only serve as a label but offer no perks themselves. All your builds and skills will rely on what type of weapon combination you’re using, and the classes are also based on these armaments.
List of All Classes
There are 29 classes listed in the official data entry of Throne and Liberty, but not all are available in the game right now. At least eight jobs have yet to be included in-game, which means that new weapons might be introduced in future updates to accommodate them. Each class in this list is determined depending on the weapon combination being used. Here are all the jobs from Throne and Liberty:
Available Classes
- Battleweaver = Crossbow + Staff
- Berserker = Sword & Shield + Daggers
- Crusader = Greatsword + Sword & Shield
- Darkblighter = Wand & Tome + Daggers
- Disciple = Sword & Shield + Staff
- Fury = Crossbow + Wand & Tome
- Infiltrator = Longbow + Daggers
- Invocator = Staff +Wand & Tome
- Liberator = Longbow + Staff
- Outrider = Crossbow + Greatsword
- Paladin = Greatsword + Wand & Tome
- Raider = Crossbow + Sword & Shield
- Ranger = Greatsword + Longbow
- Ravager = Greatsword + Daggers
- Scorpion = Crossbow + Daggers
- Scout = Crossbow + Longbow
- Seeker = Longbow + Wand & Tome
- Sentinel = Greatsword + Staff
- Spellblade = Staff + Daggers
- Templar = Sword & Shield + Wand & Tome
- Warden = Sword & Shield + Longbow
Upcoming Classes
- Cavalier
- Forsaker
- Gladiator
- Impaler
- Shadowdancer
- Steelheart
- Trickster
- Voidlance
How to Check Your Class In-Game
If you forget your class or suddenly change gear, you can always check your current designation via the character interface. The tag should be indicated in the upper left corner of the page. It should be noted that changing classes won’t impact anything because your weapons will be the primary influence in many gameplay aspects.
What are Throne and Liberty Classes For
We can assume that the classes were simply placed in the game to make it easier to label or tag certain builds or weapon combinations. They serve no other functional purpose other than as job designations. Your skills, abilities, and gameplay are attached to your armaments, not your class.
