In short: The Sorcerer is the pure damage mage of the Human race — it stays away from danger and unleashes devastating spells of fire, ice, and wind. It's perfect for anyone who wants to see big numbers on screen and prefers striking from a distance instead of trading blows up close.

Picture yourself standing at the back of the battle, calm, while bursts of fire and shards of ice tear huge chunks of health off the monsters. That's the Sorcerer: a specialist in magical destruction who relies on the raw power of its spells.

It isn't the toughest character in the game, but it makes up for that with crushing magic damage and a giant mana pool. Once you learn to position the Sorcerer well and manage your mana, it becomes one of the most satisfying farming machines for leveling up.

Overview

Profile
Race	Human
Archetype	Ranged mage
Playstyle	Magic damage
Difficulty	Medium
Main weapon	Staff/orb (magic focus)
Position in the line	2nd Class

The Sorcerer is part of the Human magic line: Human Mystic (Starter) → Human Wizard (1st Class) → Sorcerer (2nd Class). Each step of this progression unlocks stronger spells and brings you closer to becoming a complete mage.

Strengths

Gigantic mana — with the largest mana pool among all classes (absolute top of the comparison), the Sorcerer can cast spell after spell without running out of fuel. In practice, this means continuous farming without having to stop and rest all the time.
Very high magic power (high INT) — its Intelligence stat is one of the highest in the game, which makes every spell hit much harder. You drop monsters in just a few casts, greatly speeding up leveling.
Area damage and varied elements — between fire, ice, and wind, you have tools for any situation. This gives you the flexibility to pick the right spell against each type of enemy.
Light enemy control — some spells slow or weaken the target, which helps you stay safe at range. In practice, you delay the monster before it gets close to you.
Basic self-sufficiency — the Sorcerer learns self-heals, so it can hold its own in tight spots. That's great for farming solo without depending on a support nearby.

Weaknesses

Low health — its HP bar is among the lowest in the game, so a few hits in a row can take you down. Tip: keep your distance from monsters and use your heals before your health gets critical.
Poor mobility — its run speed is one of the lowest, so escaping danger is hard. Tip: use the speed-boost spell when you need to reposition or run.
Low dexterity (DEX) — with little Dexterity, your critical chance and accuracy are modest. Tip: focus on raw magic damage and gear that boosts spell power, not on crits.
Fragile in melee — if an enemy gets close, the Sorcerer suffers badly. Tip: always position yourself behind your allies and kill from afar before they reach you.

Class-defining skills

Fireball — your basic fire spell, a reliable, direct magic strike. It's your "bread and butter" for opening fights and everyday farming.
Wind Strike — a wind spell that deals fast magic damage. Useful as a second attack to mix things up and keep the pressure on the target.
Ice Bolt — ice magic damage that also slows the enemy down. Great for delaying monsters that try to close in on you.
Blaze — a stronger fire spell that opens up around level 20, with bigger damage than Fireball. It becomes your main burst option as you level.
Inferno — a powerful high-level spell that deals fire damage and also applies continuous elemental damage over time. Excellent against tough enemies that take longer to fall.
Battle Heal — a quick heal to use in the middle of a fight when your health drops. Learn to hit this spell at the right moment so you don't die while farming.
Acumen — a buff that reduces casting time, meaning you cast spells faster. Turn this on before farming to greatly boost your damage pace.
Wind Walk — a buff that increases your movement speed. It makes up for the Sorcerer's natural slowness and helps you reposition and escape.
Concentration — a buff that reduces the chance of your spells being canceled when you take damage. It keeps you casting without interruptions when you get hit.

Attributes: what to prioritize

The Sorcerer is a pure mage, so everything revolves around magic power and mana. You want to hit hard with magic and have the stamina to cast many times in a row.

INT (magic power) — the most important stat: it directly increases the damage of all your spells.
MEN (mana) — sustains your mana pool and magic resistance, letting you cast for longer.
WIT (casting speed) — helps you cast spells faster, adding damage over the course of a fight.
CON (health) — worth a supporting glance, since your health is low and any survivability boost is welcome.

Recommended equipment

For your weapon, always use a magic focus (staff/orb) that boosts your magic attack — it's what defines how much damage you do. For armor, go with a robe (light mage armor), which gives more mana and magic bonuses instead of physical defense.

Early on, always prioritize upgrading the magic weapon first, because it's what multiplies your damage the most. After that, take care of the robe and the accessories that reinforce mana and magic power.

Beginner step-by-step

Create the character — choose the Human race and follow the mage path (Human Mystic). This is where your sorcerer journey begins.
Do the first quests in the starting area — they teach the basics and already give you gear, spells, and Adena to start off well.
Turn on auto-hunt — with it enabled, your character farms on its own in zones at your level, casting spells automatically. It's the most practical way to level up while you learn the game.
Follow the professions: Starter → 1st → 2nd → 3rd — each class change (Human Mystic → Human Wizard → Sorcerer and beyond) unlocks stronger spells. Make the switch as soon as it's available.
Prioritize the right spells and buffs — keep Acumen and Concentration on to cast fast and without interruption, and level up your damage spells (Fireball, Blaze, then Inferno).
Get Adena and L-Coin — auto-hunt gathers Adena while farming; use L-Coin (the server's special currency) to buy upgrades and useful items in the shop.
Keep your weapon and armor updated — whenever you can, switch to a better magic weapon and reinforce your robe. Outdated gear makes your farming slow.
Learn to heal at the right time — train the reflex of using Battle Heal and Self Heal before your health gets critical, since the Sorcerer is fragile.

Where to farm

Auto-hunt on monsters at your level — let your character farm on targets that match your level to gain XP steadily and safely.
Move to harder zones as you progress — as you gain levels and better gear, move to stronger areas, where the rewards are bigger.
Join a party for raids and bosses — in a group, the Sorcerer shines as ranged damage and stays protected behind allies.
Use the Season Pass and daily missions — they give extra rewards every time you play, greatly accelerating your progress.

Common beginner mistakes

Farming too close to monsters — the Sorcerer is fragile; letting an enemy get close means certain death. Always keep your distance.
Forgetting your buffs — playing without Acumen and Concentration wastes a big part of your damage potential and leaves you vulnerable to interruptions.
Ignoring the magic weapon — investing in armor before upgrading the weapon is a mistake; it's the weapon that multiplies your spell damage.
Letting your mana hit zero without noticing — even with huge mana, cast attentively and use mana items so you're never stuck unable to attack.

This class is for you if…

You like attacking from afar and prefer controlling the fight at range instead of trading blows in melee.
You enjoy seeing big damage on screen and the feeling of melting monsters with powerful spells.
You want an efficient farmer that levels up fast thanks to high magic damage and enormous mana.

Quick summary

Attribute	Value
Archetype	Ranged mage
HP at level 85	3416
MP at level 85	1847
Base physical attack	3
Base magic attack	6
Attack type	FIST

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