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Vocations & Character Classes
How it works
Vocations are character classes. Each has its own weapons, skills and abilities. Choose for the style you enjoy rather than assuming one class is always best; equipment, preparation and encounter mechanics still matter.
Five ways to start your adventure
Hojnar uses Tibia’s vocation names for its character classes. This is a playstyle overview, not a damage ranking or a promise that any class can clear every encounter alone.
| Vocation | Combat style | Things to learn |
|---|---|---|
| Knight | Close-range fighting with sword, axe or club. | Positioning, manageable pulls and balancing damage with recovery. |
| Paladin | Distance weapons supported by magic. | Spacing, ammunition and managing enemies as they approach. |
| Monk | Fist-based combat with Harmony-dependent abilities. | Harmony, ability requirements and choosing when to attack or recover. |
| Sorcerer | Offensive magic and elemental attacks. | Element choices, positioning and mana/supply management. |
| Druid | Magic damage with healing and support options. | Balancing attacks with recovery and helping friends when grouped. |
Solo or together
Choose a class you want to learn. Solo-friendly equipment progression and boss health scaling create opportunities, but do not remove class differences or encounter mechanics. Parties can include the same vocation and still receive the shared-experience bonus when eligible.
Build for your next goal
Check the requirements of weapons, spells and equipment in the client. Match your setup to a manageable hunt, then develop skills and equipment over time. The best item in the game is not the starting requirement for enjoying your vocation.
Beginner Journey · Combat stances · Playing with friends · Long-term equipment goals
Level: 783 / Royal Paladin
Level: 770 / Elite Knight
Level: 699 / Royal Paladin
Level: 637 / Exalted Monk
Level: 531 / Elite Knight
