Teon: Revelation Class Guide

Welcome to the most in-depth Teon: Revelation class guide, where we talk about the initial action that can make or break your gameplay. In this guide, we are breaking down every class while helping you make informed decisions that would match your playstyle while allowing you to progress faster. 

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Class Overview 

Before we cover each class in detail, here's a quick table for your ease. We have covered the role, ideal application, and best points to focus on for each of the classes. 

Class	Role	Ideal For	Best Points to Focus
Knight	Tank/Frontliner	Beginners/Survability	STR, CON
Elf	Ranged DPS/Archer	Experienced Players/Solo Grinding or Farming	DEX, CON, and WIS
Mage	Magical DPS/Burst Attacker	AoE Farming, Heavy Damage	INT, WIS, and CON
Royal	Support/Leader/Healer	Team Play	INT, WIS, CHA

Knights are fearless warriors who don't shy away from being frontliners. They are made to take hits and protect the team in the purest form. Knight is also the most straightforward class, and thanks to their high defense and health pool, they are quite forgiving for newcomers in Teon: Revelation, giving them the smoothest learning experience with a respectable gameplay. 

Here are the strengths and weaknesses of the Knight class:

Pros:

●Highest survivability and defense amongst the player pool.

●Perfect for beginners who don't want to invest time in learning combat mechanics all the time. 

●Ideal for all group content, whether you're solo or in a party. 

●Can explore areas like dungeons or other dangerous enemy-filled areas with ease. 

Cons:

●Slower solo leveling compared to classes that are more damage-focused.

●Overall, lower damage output compared to Elves and Royal.

●Dependent on team composition for ideal performance, especially in team battles.

Points to Focus On

To make the most of this class, you should focus on STR and CON, maintaining the perfect 60/40 split. Here, your focus on Strength would be ideal because Knights aren't the strongest in the game. So, having an extra layer of attacking power will allow them to hold the enemy's attention for longer.

Moreover, CON will give you better survival against a devastating hit. You can ignore other stats like INT, WIS, DEX, and CHA completely because they provide little to no benefit to the Knight gameplay. This type of allocation also ensures that you deal enough damage to get aggro and withstand any punishment that comes your way. 

Elf: Peak Power

Elves are nature's archers and are known to use elemental magic to deliver some of the most devastating ranged attacks in the game. They combined archery with elemental abilities, which gives them an advantage because now, they can provide debuffs to the enemy. 

Their magic output even rivals that of the Mages when you play correctly and allocate points the right way. Here are some strengths and weaknesses of the Elf class:

Pros:

●Consistently heavy ranged damage to the opponents. 

●Perfect for solo grinding throughout.

●Great crowd control using elemental abilities. 

●No mana dependency like the Mage class. 

Cons:

●Due to low defense, the class's health is overall very fragile. 

●They require excellent positioning to work best.

●A small mistake could get you the death penalty.

Points to Focus On

Elves are perfect when you increase their Dexterity. The Dex point needs to be an overwhelming priority, so allocating approximately 70% of points here would be perfect. For the remaining ones, you can split evenly between survivability and mana sustainability. 

Hence, focus on Dex and Corn, along with a little bit of focus on WIS. With high dexterity, you directly improve your damage output through increased critical strikes and attack speed. Moreover, the CON investment also prevents you from becoming a complete weakling. 

Mage: Magical Devastation

Like most mages in RPG games, these are the masters of magic, providing strong magical abilities in battles. They have the highest burst damage in the game using spell rotations, and they also excel at clearing monster packs with powerful area-of-effect abilities. 

Here are the strengths and weaknesses of the Mage class:

Pros:

●Highest burst damage potential in the game. 

●Perfect AoE abilities that are great for crowd controlling and for farming monster groups.

●Efficient solo leveling when you play it correctly.

Cons:

●Extremely fragile with the lowest health pool in the game. 

●Depends heavily on mana, which creates downtime. 

●Positioning error, just like Elf, would cause instant death.

Points to Focus On

The ideal points for Mages include INT and WIS, with the perfect balance between them. INT will directly improve all spell damage, while WIS will make sure that your mana pools and regeneration stay lit. 

In other words, you're targeting the main focus of the Mage class by amplifying the spell damage and improving the overall magical stamina. You can even add 10-15 points in CON to improve basic survivability if you want. 

Royal: The Leader

Royals are the natural leaders who are guiding their team against the forces of darkness. Their abilities are mainly on healing and buffing allies, while also doing the perfect amount of damage and defense that you'd want in a player. 

With a leadership bonus, you can elevate the entire team, especially when you are doing team battles and hunting monsters in a party. 

Here are the strengths and weaknesses of the Royal class. 

Pros:

●High demand for most group content. 

●Provides great party-wide experience bonuses during hunting. 

●Teams become more effective thanks to Royal class.

Weakness:

●Slowest solo leveling experience.

●Regular defence.

●Less engaging for people who want only solo play.

Points to Focus On

In this class, you should focus on multiple stats. For example, you should invest in INT, WIS, and CHA. On the other hand, ignoring STR, DEX, and CON, or at least putting them as a second priority, would work perfectly for you. 

With this balanced distribution, your Royal class would be your biggest ally. 

Final Verdict

With that, our Teon: Revelation class guide has ended. If you're looking for the ideal player for a starter, you should definitely choose Knight. For people who are more experienced, the Elf or Mage class would yield the best results. 

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