Review of Luna Online

Luna Online is another Korean MMORPG that has recently made its way to the American market. With cute, bright graphics, Luna Online encourages socializing with a built-in match making system that pairs boys and girls based on their likes and dislikes. The main draw for most players though will be the game’s elaborate profession tree, which has a total of fifty-two classes that branch out from three base jobs players select during character creation. Players are free to design hybrid characters. For example, a Mage who picks Priest at level twenty can still become a Warlock at seventy-five, and retain all skills trained as a priest. Another interesting feature offered in Luna Online is player-owned Farms. Farms can only be purchased and operated by Families (Luna’s term for guilds). The classes are:
FighterLevel 20 Level 40 Level 75 Stage 5 Stage 6
Guard Infantryman Phalanx Paladin Lordn
Warrior Swordman Knight Panzer DeathKnight (H)
Mercenary (H) Gladiator (H) Crusader (H) ArchTemplar (E)
RuneKnight (E) Destroyer (H)
SwordMaster (E)
Magnus (E)

RogueLevel 20 Level 40 Level 75 Stage 5 Stage 6
Voyager Archer Ranger Sniper SoulEye
Ruffian Thief (H) TreasureHunter Entrapper BloodStalker (H)
Scout (E) Assassin (H) BladeTaker (H) ArchBreezer (E)
RuneWalker (E) TemplarMaster (E)

MageLevel 20 Level 40 Level 75 Stage 5 Stage 6
Cleric Priest Bishop Cardinal Saint
Wizard Sorcerer Warlock Soul Arbiter Dark Archon (H)
Monk (H) Inquirer (H) Grandmaster ArchCelebrant (E)
ElementalMaster (E) Necromancer (H)


Note: (H) means that class is only available to Humans while (E) means it is only available to Elves. Stage 5 and 6 classes are not yet available in the Global version of Luna Online.