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# 🏹 Classes

Classes in **Pixel Toy** define how a hero fights, survives, and contributes to the world. Each class has unique strengths, weaknesses, and roles in both PvE and PvP. Choosing a class is one of the most important decisions for an adventurer.

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**Core Roles**

* **Warrior**
  * Frontline fighter with high defense and melee power.
  * Specializes in tanking damage and protecting allies.
  * Excels in dungeon raids and guild battles.
* **Mage**
  * Master of elemental and arcane spells.
  * High damage output but low defense.
  * Key role in both group PvE and large-scale PvP.
* **Rogue**
  * Agile assassin focused on critical strikes and mobility.
  * Strong in one-on-one duels and stealth missions.
  * Often used for quick dungeon runs and resource hunting.
* **Cleric**
  * Support class with healing and protective spells.
  * Essential in group content, keeping allies alive.
  * Can also deal moderate damage with holy abilities.

**Progression**

Each class grows through:

* **Leveling** — unlocking new abilities and stats.
* **Specialization** — choosing advanced skill paths (e.g., Warrior → Paladin or Berserker).
* **Equipment** — gear and weapons that amplify class strengths.

**Balance in Gameplay**

* PvE relies on a **balanced party**: tanks, damage dealers, and healers.
* PvP rewards **team composition and counterplay** between classes.
* Events and dungeons are designed so that no single class can dominate all aspects of the game.

**Future Expansions**

New classes and hybrid specializations will be introduced through updates and seasonal expansions, keeping the system dynamic and giving players new ways to experience **Pixel Toy**.


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