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            "target": "All players start as the Warrior class until they reach level 10. Once you reach level 10, you’ll be given the choice between selecting a new class or continuing as a Warrior.\n\nEach class has different Equipment and Skills. If you don't want to choose a class, you can select \"Opt Out.\" If you choose to opt out, you can always enable the Class System from Settings later.\n\nIf you’d like to change your class after Level 10, you can do so by using the Orb of Rebirth. The Orb of Rebirth becomes available in the Market for 6 Gems at level 50 or for free at level 100.\n\nAlternatively, you can change class at any time from Settings for 3 Gems. This will not reset your level like Orb of Rebirth, but it will allow you to re-allocate the skill points you’ve accumulated as you’ve leveled up to match your new class.",
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            "target": "Classes are different roles that your character can play. Each class provides its own set of unique benefits and skills as you level up. These skills can complement the way you interact with your tasks or help you contribute to completing Quests in your Party.\n\nYour class also determines the Equipment that will be available to you for purchase in your Rewards, the Market, and the Seasonal Shop.\n\nHere’s a rundown of each class to help you choose which one is best suited to your playstyle:\n#### **Warrior**\n* Warriors deal high damage to bosses and have a high chance of critical hits when completing tasks, rewarding you extra Experience and Gold.\n* Strength is their primary stat, raising the damage they do.\n* Constitution is their secondary stat, lowering the damage they take.\n* Warriors' skills buff their Party mates' Constitution and Strength.\n* Consider playing as a Warrior if you love to fight bosses but also want some protection if you miss tasks occasionally.\n#### **Healer**\n* Healers have high defense and can heal themselves as well as their Party mates.\n* Constitution is their primary stat, increasing their heals and lowering the damage they take.\n* Intelligence is their secondary stat, increasing their Mana and Experience.\n* Healers' skills make their tasks less red and buff their Party mates' Constitution.\n* Consider playing as a Healer if you miss tasks often and need the ability to heal yourself or your Party members. Healers also level up quickly.\n#### **Mage**\n* Mages level up quickly, gain lots of Mana, and damage bosses in Quests.\n* Intelligence is their primary stat, increasing their Mana and Experience.\n* Perception is their secondary stat, increasing their Gold and item drops.\n* Mages' skills freeze their task streaks, restore their Party mates' Mana, and buff their Intelligence.\n* Consider playing as a Mage if you are motivated by progressing quickly through levels and contributing damage to boss Quests.\n#### **Rogue**\n* Rogues get the most item drops and Gold from completing tasks, and have a high chance of critical hits, getting even more Experience and Gold.\n* Perception is their primary stat, increasing their Gold and item drops.\n* Strength is their secondary stat, raising the damage they do.\n* Rogues' skills help them dodge missed Dailies, pilfer Gold, and buff their Party mates’ Perception.\n* Consider playing as a Rogue if you’re highly motivated by rewards.",
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