Blue Protocol Five Playable Classes Guide

Blue Protocol wants to be one of the best MMORPG games around, bringing a JRPG twist to the genre in an era when titles like Genshin Impact and Tower of Fantasy continue to be popular. A refreshing change from games like WoW and other new MMOs, Blue Protocol brings aspects of the best anime games to the popular multiplayer genre. We know that one of the most important aspects of your MMORPG role is your career, so here's everything you need to know about Blue Protocol's five starting careers.

Aegis Fighter

If melee is your preferred fighting style, you might consider the Aegis Warrior, a sword-wielding hero whose shield skills make them great defensively as well.

Twin Striker

The Twin Striker is another close-range class, on par with the Aegis Fighter, but is more aggressive, wielding two massive axes. By performing a successful attack combo, the Twin Striker's damage will be boosted, so this is a class well suited to the precise and ferocious striker.

Blast Archer

As an archer, this class is best at mid to long range, so if you prefer to support your team while staying a little out of harm's way, then the Blast Archer might be for you.

Spellcaster

Despite setting itself apart from typical fantasy MMOs, magic users will be happy to hear that Blue Protocol still features the mage class. The spellcaster is exactly what you'd expect, a ranged class capable of defeating enemies and protecting and healing teammates from a safe distance. Keep in mind though that this is one of the hardest classes to play, so if you're new to characters that use magic, maybe you can switch classes later.

Heavy Smasher

Blue Protocol's answer to the barbarians, the Heavy Smasher is a close-range tank that wields a heavy hammer that can even be used at long range. If you like being the first into battle, defending your team from the front, then the Heavy Smasher might be the first blue protocol class you try.

When the Blue Protocol release date rolls around, here's everything we know about the five classes available in the JRPG game. While you wait, it doesn't hurt to get Amazon Games' take on how Blue Protocol differs from Genshin Impact and other popular gacha games.