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Freezing
Freeze info
Freezing Blasters live up to their name, to say the least. A Mage that utilizes heavy artillery to deal shotgun ice damage that slow, freeze, and shatters enemies, Blasters are a valuable asset to any party. The power that this class wields is so great that even the character is aware and becomes arrogant of his own skills, with very good reason.
Pros:
-Dungeon Savior. (SLASH-PIERCE Class) Freezing Blaster is an adept in wide range mob control. Most skills have a large range that can inflict slow and freeze, making mobs an insignificant threat. As a Magic Gunner, Guns and Magic naturally have Piercing type attributes, ignoring penalty from super armor and doing full damage to those without attributed resistance, making his damage shine regardless of the situation. Blasters make end game dungeons an easy task to accomplish.
-Ice Attributed. As expected from Freezing Blaster, all his attacks and skills are imbued with ice element. Building Ice Element makes this character much more devastating, increasing damage and adding even more Slow and Freeze to his already crippling attacks.
-End Game. Speed is the main issue with this class. Provided you get enough of it and build your character properly, this character has no problem even soloing the hardest raid dungeon in the game within 2 minutes. Even Ghost Knight just sits helplessly as a frozen statue until his life runs dry.
-Absolute Combo Character. While not what you'd typically expect from a combo character, many of Blaster's skills deal consistent dot damage, allowing you to stack skill upon skill for ridiculous numbers and incremental damage.
Cons:
-AWFUL Cooldowns. (Late Bloomer) This character has obnoxiously long cooldowns that make leveling an absolute nightmare. While skills exist to drop the cooldown of many of your important skills significantly, you can't even put points into them until level 60. Speed is even more vital when it comes to cooldown reduction.
-MVP Whore. While MVP means absolutely nothing besides the MVP Player getting to choose which treasure card the party gets at the end of a dungeon, you'd better be prepared to see Blaster as MVP a lot. This class deals in such large combo numbers that the only reason you wouldn't see them at the end is because they took a lot of hits.
-Boring. If you enjoy mages, this class is as pure as a Mage gets, but the big issue here that makes him boring is his super long cooldowns. Once you hit 60 that all changes, for the most part.
Shadow
Shadow info
Shadow Shamans are quick and powerful, utilizing lightweight pistols along with support from their Shadow demon Alteo. While Shamans deals entirely in piercing attacks, Alteo slashes and strikes at enemies with dark attributed attacks. Shamans feel more at home as a gunner than they do mage, as they make full use of their guns while casting off Alteo to attack and ensnare enemies.
Pros:
-Refined Variety attacker. (HYBRID CLASS) Shadow Shaman has a refined set of skills. His shooting attacks pierce, ignoring penalties, while Alteo Smashes enemies or claws them apart, depending on what you command him to do. Along with a set of skills for every occasion, the speed at which both Alteo attacks and Shaman follows up makes this class a very efficient damager.
-Speed Demon? Combo Machine! Shadow Shaman is a proficient gunner, while Alteo is a professional rapist. With these two together, they make for amazing combos. Tossing Alteo to suck in enemies allows you to fire a mess of bullets down on them and have Alteo back out on them again immediately, even with low attack speed. Speed only serves to make their combination much more devastating.
-Alteo's Darkness attributed. Being a Shadow Demon, Alteo has the benefits of being dark attributed. While Shaman's attacks aren't attributed, imbuing your Gun with Darkness will greatly improve Alteo's attacks regardless. Plus, you get the benefit of darkness in your gun attacks and that's never a bad thing.
-Flexibility. Shadow Shaman skills can close the gap between enemies and escape to safety with relative ease, making this a very flexible class.
-PvP King. Due to the broken unbalanced nature of PvP in Kritika, This is another class that managed to pass by nerfs. If you absolutely underestimate them, you die fast, and hard. Once you're caught by Alteo you'll be shot dead. Even if you take Shadow Shaman with full apprehension, fights against this class drag out for a long time, provided you're even using one of the few classes that can survive a few seconds to begin with.
Cons:
-Vision problems. Some players have problem judging the distance of their skills with Shadow Shaman, and some skills can definitely be a bit uncomfortable to use early on. This takes a bit of experience to get used to, but it can prove to be a bit unsettling if this is not a constant class you use.
-Skill/Party Rage. Some skills that Shadow Shaman use require a bit of precision, so when a boss moves out of the way this can prove to be frustrating, while party members can make this even worse by knocking enemies away from your skills. Awakenings can easily correct this problem.
-Mob Whore. While not as bad as other Mob Whore chars, Shadow Shaman can cause its fair share of rage too, especially with end game awakenings. With that in mind, mob location and consideration don't be a douche etc this class really is scraping the barrel for cons.
Dimension
Dimension Info
Dimension Controllers do everything as their name implies, stopping and bending time around enemies, making themselves faster and improving their defenses, as well as calling down meteors and distorting gravity for improved damage. A very fast and methodological class, Controllers are as efficient at mob gathering as they are with destroying Super Armor, making them well rounded.
Pros:
-Precision Mob Smasher. (STRIKE-PIERCE Class) Dimension Controllers can gather enemies and lock them down with relative ease, making some of his stronger precision skills easy to execute. Most of his skills deal in explosions, meteors, and gravity distortion, making him a Strike-Pierce Class that deals only in increasing damage, with ease of destroying super armor.
-Unrelenting Speed! Combo Machine. This class stacks high numbers with relative ease, along with the potential of unlimited combos, making increment damage a major plus. The speed at which he executes skills and moves, along with many of his skills being disruptive, also makes him a great evasive character.
-Sword Shield Buddy. Also known as the Error Modifier, this Shield rides around on your back and is almost like a secondary attacker when high element is built and awakening is taken, protecting you from attacks and executing its own elemental skills
Cons:
-Mana Eater. This class burns through mana at a ridiculous rate end game so a lot of mp pots will be needed.
-Mob/MVP Whore. This character deals in ridiculous numbers so prepare to see him on MVP often. Some skills can cause rage as well since you can suck enemies from right under players. Consideration for mob placement may be required.
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