Marauders are Fighters who have polished their war arts and honed their weapon skills. They are the main fighting force of the Orc race.

Playstyle:

The playstyle of an Orc Raider is similar to that of a Warrior, however, compared to Warriors, they use more skills that rely only on physical strength.

The religious order of Paagrio worship is the Orc’s religion. Among Orc Fighters, elders select those who want to improve their physical strength rather than relying on weapon. These Orcs are trained as Monks. The Monks who preach the way of power and path of fire do not use weapons but learn to use Tangsu leading them to perfection of their physical strength.

Playstyle:

Monks are characterized by their fast hand-to-hand attacks. They can also use the technique of gathering magical forces and shooting them towards their enemy to cause damage and weaken the enemy. During solo play, a Monk wears tattoos only as light armor and fights with hand-to-hand fighting equipment to cause severe damage while evading enemy attacks. In party play, Monks are useful primarily for the rapid and devastating damage they can deal.

An Orc Mystic who has been blessed by the god of fire can follow the path to become an Orc Shaman. The Mystics can bless Fighters who are going to war and improve their combat skills. They can also cast curses to inflict damage on enemy forces. There are few things as frightening to face as an Orc military unit with a Shaman at their side.

Playstyle:

Developed from the Orc Raider, the Destroyer is an expert fighter who stands ever vigilant on the front lines of the battlefield. He uses Whirlwind to batter his enemies about and tirelessly fights without fear until his enemies have all been vanquished. The Destroyer's very aura causes his opponents to retreat in fear and consternation.

The Tyrant uses weapons that assist his personal tangsu. He is a top student at the temple of power and fire. The Tyrant is famous for using such techniques as Force Buster , which explodes energy and attacks multiple enemies whose way is blocked; Burning Fist, which throws strong fists of fire; and Punch of Doom, which causes extreme damage to an opponent while consuming a lot of physical strength.

The Overlord is a Shaman who is a candidate for tribal leader. He creates his own clans and can carry out various magic to support his clan members. The Overlord leads the Orc race through the use of Seal of Winter, which reduces the attack speed of nearby enemies and Sight of Paagrio, which increases the accuracy of other members of his clan.

The Warcryer is a Shaman who has received special training in the battle song, which is at the very top of the Orc sorcery system. He supports his allies through songs that have magical power. The Warcryer is an advantage to a group in battle, thanks to his adept Chant of Fury, which increases the attack speed of his party members, as well as the Chant of Evasion, which increase evasiveness.

Wielding massive swords or axes, these powerful Orc warriors spearhead advance attacks and trample the enemy without reservation.

It is said that the highest priests of the Monastery of Fire possess strength that rivals that of Titans. These master Tyrants possess abilities previously unseen in Titans, pursuing true physical prowess. Gifted and dedicated fighters who are granted the title of the Grand Khavatari, the quintessential warrior, these Tangsu practitioners prefer tattoos over cumbersome armor in combat.

Orcs who have realized the power of tactics, Dominators are natural leaders and strategists. Given the title of Dominator, which is bestowed to only the strongest Overlords, they lead proud warriors who will leap off a cliff without the slightest hesitation about their victory.

At the pinnacle of the Orc's incantations lie battle songs, special chants in the form of songs. Doomcryers are Warcryers who are perfectly fluent in battle songs that rain destruction upon the enemy. With mere words, they heal friendly forces with chants endowed with strong magical powers, raise morale, and cast curses on enemies.