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Hero classes

The Five Classes of PEON

PEON has five hero classes: Warrior, Mage, Rogue, Warden and Scholar. You pick one when you create a hero and it cannot be changed. Each has its own stat growth, one class ability, and monster types it hits harder or softer.

At a glance

Class	Health	Attack	Defense	Health / lvl	Attack / lvl	Defense / lvl
Warrior	120	15	10	+17	+3	+2
Mage	60	28	4	+8	+6	+1
Rogue	80	20	7	+12	+5	+1
Warden	100	14	10	+15	+3	+2
Scholar	70	20	6	+10	+4	+1

Starting stats at level 1, then what each level adds. Gear is on top of this.

Warrior class portrait from the browser RPG PEON

Per level

Health+17

Attack+3

Defense+2

Warrior

Tank. Wins by still being there.

How it works

Every hit is built from Attack, 90% of Defense and 15% of current health, then raised 15%.

Iron Shield blocks a monster's hit outright: 15% chance, plus 3% per weapon tier, up to 40%. It works in the Dark Forest and the Deep only.

Hunt

Construct+20%

Humanoid+20%

Avoid

Demon-15%

How to play it

Healing: Heal before a raid strike or a hard fight. Health is part of your damage, so a hurt Warrior hits softer.
Dark Forest: Long fights suit you. Bonus strikes start in round 4 and your Endurance climbs every level.
Party dungeon: You take 20% of the damage aimed at everyone else. A Rogue beside you crits 30% of the time, up from 20%.
Arena: 20% more damage. No shield, so do not count on blocks.
Raid: Varek and Korvath are Constructs. Korvath takes a further 15% from Warriors.
The Deep: Monsters hit you 30% harder and Iron Shield tops out at 25%. Hazards cost you 20% less.
Kingdom: Your kingdom starts ahead in Military.

Mage class portrait from the browser RPG PEON

Per level

Health+8

Attack+6

Defense+1

Mage

Glass cannon. Ends fights quickly, or gets ended.

How it works

Spell Crit: 12% chance, plus 3% per weapon tier, to hit for 1.75 times damage.

It works in the Dark Forest, the Deep and the raid. Parties and the arena use different rules, below.

Hunt

Undead+20%

Demon+20%

Shadow+20%

Avoid

Beast-15%

How to play it

Healing: A hurt Mage loses little damage. Spend healing on surviving the next fight, not on hitting harder.
Party dungeon: Your best room. Everyone starts at full health, and you add 10 to 25% to the whole party's damage, most against Undead and Shadow.
Arena: 1.4 times damage in round one, 1.1 after, and a shield worth 15% of your max health. Pick fights you can end early. You also halve a Warden's damage reduction.
Raid: Ossian, Embervast and Nyr are yours. Critical hits do not land on Caedmar or Quillith.
The Deep: You carry 6 potions where most carry 3, and you see each door's danger before you choose.
Kingdom: Your kingdom starts ahead in Magic.

Rogue class portrait from the browser RPG PEON

Per level

Health+12

Attack+5

Defense+1

Rogue

Fast and precise. Crits and shadow work.

How it works

Critical hits deal double damage: 12% chance plus your weapon's crit bonus, up to 50%.

Against Shadow monsters you deal 25% more, get a separate 15% chance to double the hit, and take 15% less.

Hunt

Shadow+20%

Humanoid+20%

Avoid

Construct-15%

How to play it

Dark Forest: Shadow monsters are the best targets in the game for you. Constructs are the worst.
Party dungeon: Crit chance is a flat 20%, or 30% with a Warrior. Each round you also have a 10% chance (15% with a Warrior) to double everyone else's damage, except against Shadow.
Arena: 20% more damage. Crit starts at 20% plus your weapon bonus with no cap, and pays 1.5 times. Attacked by another class, you have a 30% chance to act first all fight.
Raid: Nyr and Selbain are yours. Critical hits do not land on Caedmar or Quillith, so expect less those weeks.
The Deep: You carry 5 potions and pay half to get through sealed rooms.
Kingdom: Your kingdom starts ahead in Economy. Agility raises covert op success by up to 15%, and yours is the highest.

Warden class portrait from the browser RPG PEON

Per level

Health+15

Attack+3

Defense+2

Warden

Takes less, recovers more, stays out longest.

How it works

You take less from every hit: 3% plus 2% per weapon tier, up to 15%. After a Dark Forest win where you were hurt, you recover up to 5% of max health.

Every hit is built from Attack, 90% of Defense and 20% of current health, then raised 10%.

Hunt

Beast+20%

Construct+20%

Avoid

Undead-15%

How to play it

Dark Forest: Chain fights. The heal after each win makes you the cheapest class to keep on its feet.
Healing: Health is part of your damage, more than for any other class. Be full before a raid strike.
Party dungeon: The monster's attack is cut for the whole party by your damage reduction.
Arena: No attack bonus. A fight that reaches round 20 goes to the higher health percent, so outlast them. A Mage halves your reduction.
Raid: Morra and Quillith are Beasts. Varek and Korvath are Constructs.
The Deep: Monsters hit you 25% harder. Resting restores 35% of max health, against 25% for everyone else.
Kingdom: Your kingdom starts ahead in Denizens.

Scholar class portrait from the browser RPG PEON

Per level

Health+10

Attack+4

Defense+1

Scholar

Every kill teaches. No bad matchups.

How it works

You always deal 10% more damage. Lore Mastery adds more per monster type: 5% at 3 kills, 10% at 10, 15% at 25 and 20% at 50.

Dark Forest, party dungeon and Deep kills all count.

Hunt

All six, evenly. The bonus comes from your kill count, not the type.

How to play it

Dark Forest: Spread your kills. Six types at 50 kills each beats one type at 300.
Leveling: Your weapons give 5% bonus XP per tier, against 3% for the other classes.
Party dungeon: A party with a Scholar earns 15% more XP. You are easy to invite.
Arena: Arena damage uses your Humanoid kills, so hunt Humanoids first. Opponents fight you with 15% less Defense.
Raid: Caedmar takes 30% more from Scholars.
The Deep: You read every fork right. Other classes are right three times in four.
Kingdom: Your kingdom starts ahead in Science.

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