In short: Sagittarius is the 3rd (and final) melee class of the Human race, built to dive into close combat with high durability and its own toolbox of buffs. It's ideal for anyone who wants a tough, independent character that's simple to pilot from start to finish.

Picture a swift warrior who dances around the enemy, dodges blows and counters with raw force. The Sagittarius is born from that agile spirit: it started as a nimble Rogue and grew into a complete fighter that carries its own support spells on its back.

In practice, playing Sagittarius feels great because you're almost never left hanging. You get a speed buff, an attack buff, healing over time and even mana regeneration — all without needing a support nearby. It's a class that rewards players who love being self-sufficient.

Overview

Profile
Race	Human
Archetype	Melee combat
Play style	Agile fighter
Difficulty	Easy
Main weapon	Fists/blades
Position in the line	3rd Class

The Sagittarius is the endpoint of a long, classic journey: Human Fighter (Starter) → Rogue (1st Class) → Hawkeye (2nd Class) → Sagittarius (3rd Class). Each step raises your damage, durability and range of abilities, until you reach this mature, complete version of the human warrior.

Strengths

Very durable (high CON) — with CON 43 (top 17% of all classes), the Sagittarius soaks up punishment. In practice that means dying less and staying among the monsters longer without returning to town.
Above-average raw power (STR 40) — high STR (top 26%) translates into heavier physical hits. Every blow hurts more, so you clear groups of monsters faster.
Quite agile (DEX 30) — DEX in the top 37% improves your hit chance and your critical chance. That means more accurate strikes and more of those bonus damage hits that pop out of nowhere.
Self-sufficient with its own buffs — it carries Haste, Wind Walk, Recover HP and Recover MP. Translation: you speed up your attacks, move faster, heal and recover mana on your own, with no second player needed.
Survival tools — Ultimate Evasion and Shield boost your dodge and defense in tight spots. They're the aces up your sleeve that save your life when a boss or a big group piles on.

Weaknesses

Lower total HP than you'd expect — despite the high CON, the raw HP number sits in the bottom 11% among classes (3250 at level 85). Tip: invest early in armor and life-bonus jewels to make up for it.
Short reach — being melee (range 20), you have to stick to the enemy to deal damage. Tip: use Wind Walk to close the gap quickly against enemies who flee or shoot from afar.
Limited mana for expensive skills — your MP isn't huge, so spamming abilities drains it fast. Tip: turn on Recover MP and keep mana potions on auto-use so you never run dry.
Practically no magic — low INT and WIT mean damage spells aren't your path. Tip: don't try to play like a mage; focus 100% on physical combat, which is where the class shines.

Class-defining skills

Power Strike — a strong physical strike for constant use. It's your "turbocharged basic punch" to drop common monsters fast.
Mortal Blow — a precise, high-damage strike (BLOW = physical attack with a chance for a devastating critical). Save it to open a fight or finish off a dangerous target.
Power Shot — another powerful physical attack to vary your combat rhythm and keep the pressure on the enemy.
Lethal Shot — an advanced physical strike learned later on; it's one of your heaviest hits against tough targets.
Haste — a buff that speeds up your attack rate. Keep it on at all times: more attacks per second = far more total damage.
Wind Walk — a movement speed buff. Use it to reach enemies, escape danger and cross farming zones faster.
Recover HP — healing over time (it restores your life little by little). It's your self-heal, perfect for sustaining the grind without heading back to town.
Recover MP — mana regeneration over time. Turn this on and your skills never leave you stranded for lack of mana.
Ultimate Evasion — a buff that spikes your dodge for a few seconds. Use it when you take focus from many enemies or a boss to evade their blows.

Attributes: what to prioritize

The Sagittarius is a physical machine, so everything revolves around hitting hard, landing your strikes and taking punishment. Magic (INT/WIT) you can ignore entirely.

STR (physical damage) — your No. 1 priority; it's what makes every hit hurt more.
CON (HP/durability) — high priority; keeps you alive during the grind and in raids.
DEX (crit/accuracy) — a great complement; raises your hit chance and those bonus critical hits.
MEN (mana) — a little helps sustain your skills, but it's secondary.

Recommended gear

As a melee fighter, your weapon will be of the fist/blade type — fast weapons that pair with your speed and criticals. For armor, go light: it balances defense with the mobility and attack speed this class wants.

What to upgrade first? Focus on the weapon, because damage is your bread and butter. Right after that, raise your armor to compensate for the lower HP. Jewels with life and critical bonuses are the natural next step.

Beginner step-by-step

Create the character — pick the Human race and the fighter class. You'll start as a Human Fighter and follow the path up to Sagittarius.
Do the first quests in the starting area — they hand out basic gear, a bit of Adena and teach you the controls. It's your warm-up.
Turn on auto-hunt — auto-hunt makes your character farm on its own against monsters of your level, attacking and moving automatically. It's the handiest way to level up while you keep an eye on it.
Follow the professions in order — base → 1st (Rogue) → 2nd (Hawkeye) → 3rd (Sagittarius). Each switch grants new skills, more damage and more durability.
Prioritize the right skills and buffs — always keep Haste and Wind Walk on, and use Recover HP/MP to sustain yourself. On offense, rotate Power Strike, Mortal Blow and later Lethal Shot.
Gather Adena and L-Coin — farming with auto-hunt already generates Adena; L-Coin comes from missions, events and the server store. Use these coins to buy gear and upgrades.
Keep weapon and armor updated — whenever you can, swap to a better tier. Old equipment stalls your progress more than your level does.
Join a party when possible — playing in a group speeds up XP and opens access to bosses that would be hard solo.

Where to farm

Auto-hunt on monsters of your level — always stay in zones where enemies give good XP but don't kill you. That's the ideal pace of growth.
Move up to harder zones as you level — when the current monsters get weak and XP drops, look for a tougher area to keep growing fast.
Party up for raids and bosses — bosses give far better rewards, and the Sagittarius's durability makes it a great group member.
Use the Season Pass and daily missions — they're steady sources of Adena, L-Coin and items with little effort. Don't skip them.

Common beginner mistakes

Forgetting to turn on your own buffs — playing without Haste and Wind Walk means playing at half potential. Always check they're active.
Trying to fight from range — Sagittarius is melee; standing far from the enemy just wastes your damage. Stick to the target.
Ignoring armor — because of the lower HP, neglecting defense gets you killed for nothing. Upgrade armor alongside your weapon.
Spending attribute points on magic — putting points into INT/WIT throws resources away on this class. Focus on STR, CON and DEX.

This class is for you if…

You like getting into close combat and feeling the impact of your blows.
You want an independent character that heals and buffs itself.
You prefer a class that's simple to pilot, with no complicated magic rotations.

Quick summary

Attribute	Value
Archetype	Melee combat
HP at level 85	3250
MP at level 85	1385
Base physical attack	4
Base magic attack	6
Attack type	FIST (fists/blades)

Sagittarius class guide (Human) — strengths, skills and step-by-step