Main Jobs, Subclasses, and EX Paths

Princess Helia during the battle of Lumbridge saw a slain witch, she picked up the wand and her will to desperately help her people was heard. The wand reacted to her intent and it healed a nearby dying soldier. Helia was using healing magic which was previously only possible by god-like dieties. The princess accepted the possibility that she could be branded a heretic and healed as many soldiers and commanders as she could. Princess Helia's influence in the war may very well be the reason why Lumbridge stands tall today.

Steve. Who doesn't know Steve, a great dual wielder capable of using both the bow and sword, Steve was a legendary warrior who came and left as fast as his legend had spread. Steve saved countless villages and defeated an evil Dragon. In time he existed for only two weeks and then he was gone, never to return again. Some say he will reappear when calamity strikes, others think he was killed in the wilderness. What's known is that the people of Lumbridge have taken inspiration from his skills and combines ranged weaponry together to keep monsters at bay.

It wasn't until an Expedition into an Earth dimension where humanity was wiped, that Sniper rifles and other manners of equipment were discovered. The weapons were effectively not functional as bullets were too weak to use against beasts, so archers would instead embed mana into each shot, allowing the bullets to have a way of penetrating natural armor.

It wasn't common but a new recruiter had accidentally brought four adventurers together, this little accident created a legendary party. Each adventurer together explored the world of Magika, participated with the community and defeated treacherous demons. One day the warrior Nonnlow managed to hit the maximum level 40, it was within this same week their healer HERO1BRINE1 (don't forget the numbers, he was very particular about including it into every story log, but most call him hero) had also managed to reach level 40. Edbeffer the archer was not long behind to hit 40. Huskyknight the mage was soon to follow. The four was ready, at the time subclass techonology was limited so they stayed their respective classes. Together they went into the forbidden magika dimension, within that dimension was...a monster so great it was horrifying. Edbeffer readied his dual revolvers and started firing, HERO1BRINE1 was a healer that kept his party alive and when they were healthy, he would destroy mobs instead. HuskyKnight would never let HERO1BRINE1 take all of the fun, as he summoned giant meteors, and obliterate entire waves of enemies. Nonnlow was the shield that protected the party, together they felled every foe. As the demons and monsters were slashed, shot, and disintegrated, the party stayed strong until a god-like being called polemos appeared. Some say the party stood their ground, defeated polemos and got trapped in the evil dimension, others believe they were defeated, and some think they are still fighting to this day. While none can be certain, what is true is that these four proved hope for a better future was possible. The people of Lumbridge will remember Nonnlow the warrior who regenerated health faster than he could be damaged, they will remember HERO1BRINE1 the deadly healer, HuskyKnight who summoned entire meteors, and they will remember Edbeffers sharpshooting dual wielding revolvers and shotguns. There's rumors these four will return when calamity hits.

No magic. Not even a simple spell. For decades humans couldn't conjure a single spell, the reason was simple though; we just didn't know how. Witches could, Pillagers could, but for some reason humans couldn't. That changed during the great war of Lumbridge, Princess Helia demonstrated she was able to conjure magic, so some of the injured warriors picked up staffs and wands from the ground, and tried to copy her hope but instead to cast spells. These magical tools were given to the monster army to help clear humans more efficiently because the monsters could cast spells but they were innately weak. Ironically, these tools are what gave humans the ability and understanding, which gave humans a fighting chance. Once a spell was cast, something clicked. The new mages shared information between each other, spells were shared. When the war was finally over, the academics of lumbridge interviewed the surviving mages; from there magic was finally developed for humans. The academics, some became Mages while the ones focused on the fundamentals became Sages, these two branches of magic were able to study magic thoroughly. Magic was actually everywhere and in every day life, enchanting armor and enchanting weapons was actually a form of magic that even used a users "mana", alchemy was also another form of magic, the deeper understanding of chemical reactions to create food or potions meant a better understanding of how magic was involved in these intricate decade old systems. The very understanding of physics and how the world worked, it was also a form of magic. Condensing mana into such a tightly formed weight until it collapsed on its self created gravitational pulls, or explosives that were strong projectiles for archers. Magic slowly made sense, it was in everything and everyone. Weapons were no longer seen as just materials, but instead it was well understood that each weapon and item had magical properties that could be manipulated and tapped into. Magic as a research is an ongoing effort, it's estimated that humanity has only a 4-5% understanding of magic, just as how we understand our universe. Mage's believe that focusing on Magic would help us understand the universe better, while Sage's believe that focusing on the Universe's Laws will help us understand magic better. While both hover around 4-5%, what's clear is that every innovation has pushed Lumbridge forward.

Clown stands out by refusing to play fights straight. It is meant for players who enjoy baiting reactions, scrambling enemy reads, and turning the battlefield into a performance where control comes from unpredictability instead of clean symmetry.

Its planned routes suggest illusions, fate-driven tricks, and summoned circus chaos, giving the class a playful surface with plenty of room for deep mind games once those branches are fully revealed.

Thief rewards patience and sharp decision-making. Rather than forcing fair fights, it thrives on slipping past defenses, choosing the perfect opening, and turning brief windows into overwhelming value through speed and precision.

Its future routes point toward scouting, assassination, and luck-driven volatility, which means the class can evolve into an information specialist, a clean finisher, or a high-risk opportunist while keeping its core stealth identity.

Monk is designed for players who want to stay active every second of a fight. It favors movement, timing, and control inside melee range, rewarding people who can balance aggression with precision rather than simply holding forward.

Its planned paths range from aerial lancers to polished martial specialists and grappling brawlers, so the class has room to become explosive, technical, or oppressive depending on which direction you take it.

Merchant is ideal for players who like building advantage instead of demanding immediate payoff. It treats resources, planning, and long-term value as part of the power budget, which makes it feel very different from the rest of the roster.

With rune systems, card manipulation, and wealth-based escalation in its future routes, Merchant can become a class that wins by out-preparing the room and turning that preparation into explosive swing turns when it matters most.