First of all, I want to say my grammar is not perfect at all, I bet I will have a lot of grammar mistakes, since I'm still an english learner, but I tried my best to have you guys understand what I have to say. Soo sorry for my grammar.

From what I had read from other fan's site, Yulgang is a very very "i do mean very" very balance game, each class has their pros and cons. None of the classes can overpower others. To be really stand out in Yulgang among the community, not only you need the proper abilities and skills build, but you need extreme luck to upgrade your weapon and armor. You all might have read from myspace.com/yulgang or from other posts in here, upgrading your weapons and armors may have a chance of failing. In a failure of upgading, not only you will lose the essence, but as well as whatever you are trying to upgrade. It's like using a cursed scroll in Maple Story, you have this % of chance that the weapon will disappear with the scroll, but this is worst, fail to enchant meaning weapon disappear 100%. That feeling is a *****...after spending most of your saving on your mostly desire weapon and the essence you need. And Puff....gone in a sec. So having extreme luck in games is like already ahead in the game. HAHA

Let me give you all YG's fan a more in-depth analysis about all the class by Me. Of course you can say that's a bull of crap, why do I have to read it...well I can tell you now, i don't really care. soo..here we go

Blademan: As we all know, they are like the meat tank, with exceptional health and defense, they will be a tough foe for enemy to take down. But due to their attack strength and low attack speed, they aren't much of a party favorite. In a party, people want to gain experiences faster, the only way people can archieve that is by killing the creature faster, so they can move on to the next target, with blademan lack of attack speed and offensive strength, that is why they aren't a party favorite That is at least true to others version of YG....Blademan are tend to be a solo class, because of their high defense and hp. You maybe like omg...whats the point of training blademan then, if no one wants to party with it...............Due to YG is a very balance game as i was saying earlier, they were awarded with mob attack, which is the only class that can attack more than one target. The downside to that is the damage is not 100%, what i mean by that is if you use a mob attack on one creature, let's just say it deals 500 damage, but if there is more than one target, the damage will be divide by how many targets are there, so...if there are 2 creatures, then the damage would be 250 250...it won't be 500 500. I hope that make sense to all of you. Then what are the pros for blademan...What i have been talked about it's only in the short run, if you are a long run player, blademan is the way to go...why? I don't know how far will the game develope...but in the other version, 4th job blademan are invincible to everything, they are like the great wall of china. Since gunpowder haven't been invented yet, so the great wall of china is still invincible. Once you are high level, there is a ability for blademan to increase their health and defense dramatically for every point they put into it, which is a great advantage in pk and guildwar. Another pros is that.....the supply and demand...blademan equips are much cheaper...because they are the least favorite in the beginning. Thats may only be true in others version, cause players in here tend to love screwing with the economic, i can't 100% assure you that blademan's equip will be cheaper than others.

Spearman: They are known as the attack whore, with undoubtful attack ability in the beginning, because of their offensive strength, their defense and health is the lowest among other warrior classes. So others come up with this saying, good offense is the best defense. WIth their attack ability, they are like the "player" in every parties, everyone wants to hang out with them especially the priests. Because they can kill the monster the fastest even though their attack speed isn't so great, their damage will make for for their lack of speed. If you are a powerhouse player, spearman is totally for you...nothing is better than seeing damage going over 1000+. Just to let you guys know, even though they have the best offense, they are really really expensive to use, they don't survive as long as swordman and blademan. If you going on the solo route, prepare for a huge expense on water (potion). Spearman often find priests to party with....or your wallet will be crying.

Priest: There are two types of priest, there is a healing and a offensive. Healing priest is pretty much self-explanatory, bascially all you do is to heal, but prepare to be paying 100% attentionto on the computer screen. If one of the members died...scolding is assure. Cause all you have to do is to heal, you don't have to worry about being attack or attacking. This path can be quite boring, because it reduces a lot of actions in the game. And that is why priest has two route.....Offensive priest are like mages..with their powerful skill in the end and long range attack, killing a player with one single attack is not out of the question. In the long run, offensive priest can deal the most damage. The cons of them are their lack of hp...they don't survive very long, because of their powerful magic attack and their tiny hp, they are the first target to be hunted in either pk or guild war.

Archer: Known for their long range attack, (ps. their range is double than the range of priest) and be able to hit and run. But with their lack of health and defense (another ps. I heard that their defense is lower than priest), they can be taken down very easily. Archer also be known as the assassin, either you kill them before they can reach you, or be killed haha. There are two builds for archer, one is normal attack base, and skill attack base. Because some of archer's abilities only applied when you use normal attack. In my opinion, archers are really hard to develope...they are often call a cockroach around mid level, because all they do is hit and run....run around the field all day. And because of running around, they get aggro very very much, so basically you need to know the place before grinding on it. One more thing, being call a ks~er, people will complain that you take their prey..BLAH BLAH...since you can shoot long range, so ya prepare for that. Something really great about archer is because of the their two build. In a guild war or pk, their long range allow them to see what types of armor your enemy is wearing. In the game of YG, there are two types of armor, SKill defense based armor and normal attack based armor. Since there are two builds for archer, there are also two types of bow, a normal attack base one and a skill attack base one. "I think" Thats why I was trying to get on China YG on the other topic to see if this is correct or not. I'm 70% sure i'm right....anyway, because in a pk or guild war, people often wear their skill based armor, they are very valurable to basic attack, that is where Archer comes in. But....don't get too happy, from what i read, because everyone wears skill based armor, everyone were dealing very low damages to each other, so basically in the game of pk or guild war, it's not a comparison who has better attacks and skills to determining who's the winner, it's more a comparison of who has more water to drink to see who can outlast your opponent, so people nowaday mostly wear the normal attack based armor. Someone has to confirm this as well, this is just something i came across reading other people's thread.

Swordman: A very balance character, with decent attack ,defense, and hp. Most people adore Swordman for their fast attack speed and dodge rate, it helps them lower the cost of water(potion). You can either be an offensive or a defensive swordman. Their rage and dodge is what make them better than the other classes....Which make them a favor in guild war and pk. Their downside is their lack of damage in skill, which makes them harder to level up. I didn't really read a lot about swordman, but people say it's a cool class to go.

Overall, all I have to say is that don't let my knowledge changed all of your opinion on the character you want to become. There are still a lot of stuff I did not know about the game. I only know what kind of skill and abilities other class will have and stuff, and I don't really want to spoil it, because those kind of informations will reveal to you guys soon. Games are not suppose to be comparing who is the strongest, they are suppose to let others to have fun.

I would like to thanks for those to take the time reading my thread, and I hope I will see you guys in YG pretty soon. If you have some questions or any confusion about what i wrote, feel free to ask, I can't assure you I will be able to give you the answer, but I will try. Have fun doing whatever you doing. Peace

SOmething to add, for those who knows some of the information i gave out is wrong, feel free to say it....I wouldn't mind at all, it actually helps me get a better understanding. Ohhh...and if you want to list out my grammar mistakes, do so too......XD

nice.. tartan made something like this

thanks, this will be very useful ESPECIALLY TO THE PEOPLE WHO DON"T KNOW ABOUT YULGANG. so they WILL STOP POSTING USELESS FORUMS. Subliminalizing this stinks, so I am going outright superliminal.

This is really good information but im still going to be spearman =x

Great guide :p my guide didnt have archer class. But when I said that bladers are tanking class, many ppl didnt believe me (and called me a liar lol), they said that bladers are for fast attack and speed (even tho they havent played it).. and some claimed my guide useless so I decided to delete all and give to Meteo if he wants it lol. I hope you wont get same situation as me :p

ah nice guide indeed, higly appreciated! ^^ I'll definitely go archer.

Hey, do you have a tip for stats and skill build as well?
I don't know if I'm going to be a healer priest or a battle priest.

ehh...no i do not know any skill build for priest....but what i do know is that....everyone usually starts off as a healing priest then they will change their route around 3rd job I think...because if you pick battle priest at the beginning, not only it wastes water(potion), and less people are willing to party with you..so it's better to start off as a healing priest first. I guess that's consider as tips. Hope that help

tartan guide and this one are both very use ful tips.

thanks to you both.

Taken from my guide: (guide for priests) Hope you dont mind me posting on your post hiten.

Priest

Priests are the supportive type characters that can buff and heal your party members. Priests tend to "leech" exp on parties alot at low lvls, but they do have some high-dmg skills too to help them on quests and solo. But I wouldnt prefer solo to any priests, they should stay at parties as much as possible, especially with bladers. You can always leech exp partying with bladers at low lvl, with swordmen and bladers at mid lvl, with everybody (especially spearmen) at high lvl. Now even it says leech exp, it doesnt mean you just can afk on parties, you will need to buff and heal them constantly which make the leech sounds more difficult. Otherwise priests are the ones that may constantly hear something like: "Buff me plzz" or "Heal me fasttt". Priests are also very good at soloing bosses.

Theres 2 good builds for priests:

Buff/Heal Priest build:

From lvl 1-10 you will have 9 skill points to add.
Raise your first skill to lvl 9 - first skill raises your regenation speed of hp and mp.
From lvl 11-20 you wiill have 10 skill points to add.
Raise your fifth skill to lvl 10 - fifth skill raises the amount of hp you heal.
From lvl 21-30 you will have 10 skill points to add.
Max your fifth skill [max lvl 20] - Now you will be able to party ppl that are alot higher lvls than you and "leech" exp from them.
From 31-35 you will have 5 skill points to add.
Raise your first skill to lvl 14 - Important since you need to heal alot, you need alot of regenation to lessen the pot using.
Ok heres the best advantage for Priests, that from lvl 36 onwards they will gain 2 skill points each lvl. Thats mean From lvl 36-40 you will have 10 skill points to add.
Max your first skill , now you still have 4 skill points to add.
After this you can max your fourth skill - fourth skill raises your mp.

Nuker Priest/Battle Mage build:

Maybe the best soloer class, you can heal yourself plus do great damages.
From lvl 1-11 you will have 10 skill points to add.
Raise your second skill to 10 - second skill lessen your mp use.
Ok here comes the critical and frusrating part of this:
After the 1st rank up quest (lvl 10) and when you are lvl 11 delvl back to lvl 1, you will lose all your skill points you added to second skill.
Now lvl back to 11 to have 10 skill points again.
Raise your sixth skill to lvl 10 - sixth skill raises your magic/skill dmg/power.
From lvl 11-21 you will have 10 points to add.
Max your sixth skill [max lvl 20] - Your magic dmg will be rose by 40%.
From lvl 22-30 you will have 9 points to add.
Now raise your second skill again to 9 - important since from now on you will need to rely on your skills.
From lvl 31-35 you will have 5 points to add.
Raise your second skill to 14.
From lvl 36-40 you will have 10 points to add.
Max second skill [max lvl 20] and you will be left with 4 skill points.
Add all to first skill - regenate speed.

I don't mind at all...but i do have a question for you tartan...1st job change is lvl 10.....2nd job is lvl35....whats 3rd job change? and 4th job? I know one of them is 75..or is it?

lvl 35 lvl 60 and lvl 80 is the fourth job.

Thanks a lot hitenkenryu and tartan! Now I have a better idea what to do.
I'm going for healer or maybe mix the 2 builds, but more likely going healer... long time I don't play as support character.

Im gonna be a priest! XD

ima be a blademan and my ing will most likely be joltsdreamFF
i wana have a high atk rate and tank stats. especialy if i can chain my skills. well ima play as soon as possible so umm try to find meh in game if u can. oh yeah does any u guys know the skills blade have so far?

Thanks alot for your guide.

But I was wondering...you told us that bladesman become invicible in the fourth job. But what about the other classes? Is there anything good about them? What can they do?

Thanks alot for your guide.

But I was wondering...you told us that bladesman become invicible in the fourth job. But what about the other classes? Is there anything good about them? What can they do?

Maybe I exaggerate too much, they are just harder for others to take down in a one on one battle, but in like a guild war factor, where people usually gang up on a person...so ya....and to the other classes, spearman and battle priest can due high damages, which are a great asset. Guild war or Good vs evil matches, it's not always about you, everyone will makes a difference, it's a battle that require teamwork, working well together is one of the major goal in Yulgang.

Damn, was going to make a bladesman because of that guide ^_^;;;
But apart from guildwars and good vs evil, is there like big monster where tanking would be useful?

And do you have any info about spearman later classes?

Thanks ^_^

agreeing with hitenkenryu
bladesman is the strongest char later in the game, like lvl 55+, its basically invincible in both lvling and pkin due to its ablility to attack multiple monsters at a time as well as high defence and hp. However, its very difficult for a blader to lvl in the beginning due to the lack of attack rate/dmg. After lvl 55, its easier for a blader to lvl because it has maxed two skills (1, reflect damage, 2, armor break which allows it to deal more dmg). Therefore, a blader is able to take on more mosnters at a time (they can reflect damages, like a group attack).

People in CNYulgang said that Swordsman is a garbage char. Later in the game, its not able to deal more damage than a spearsman or a healer, and it cant take on more monsters at a time like a blader. Well, i think it is a ok char, at least it doesnt cost too much money. It doesnt require expensive equipments like a spearman and it barely lose any hp due to its high evading.

well, its really up to how you want to play this game since each character has many different builds. Hope this helps and sorry for my bad english ^^''

Very awesome information. I especially liked how you summarzied all the characters in Yulgang.
Now I am very desperate to play Yulgang.
BTW for an 'English learner' you have very good writing.