Your thoughts on Evan class

It is nice to see an Evan forum opened, thanks Fiel.

Favorite class as of now, I prepared a lot for it. Almost 150 million funds (shaddup it's rich for me) and I hunted all the items for the level 10 quests beforehand.

Before I did my calculations, I had already amassed quest items up to level 50 (I need the Quest Specialist medal) and have purchased/scrolled all E.Wands, Overalls, Gloves, etc. up to near end-game status. Given all of this I don't think I can really turn my back on Evans since getting rid of my equipment would be a grandiose hassle, but I think I'll be playing with a bit of bitterness.

On a side note: Does anyone know where I may get a translated copy of all the Evan quest list for those quests specifically tied to being an Evan, I tried EllinForest thinking it might be there but I didn't see it.

Well, one thing are the calculations and another thing is how the class is really played, a normal evan is incredibly strong, and also is a multi class (support and atacker) not to mention that evans can go and do some bossing with illusion

Speaking ill of my calculations? Blasphemy. No, just kidding, I'm glad that there are a few that will play because they genuinely enjoy it. I've never played any high-leveled character other than a mage (4 lolI/L AM in several different servers) so I won't notice the damage difference.

Evan's suck and the majority will only make them for the glasses. All they do is support the notion that magic classes are INFERIOR to weapon classes in terms of single target DPS. The fact that they are a support/attack hybrid class doesn't change the fact that they have mediocre DPS and are weaker than arch mages until 170+. The only thing evans have going for them is support skills, not their damage.

This is by far the most annoying thing about the design of Evans, they are like Cygnus Knights in that they are (comparatively) crazy strong from the start of the game until the late 12X's, early 13X's, but from then on they are weaker than AM...-_-...and they don't get stronger than AM after that.

Well...if they happen to stumble across a boss that is resistant to all the elements...they outdamage Arch mages with Elemental reset...and that homing skill helps with damage...sort of...

...Curse helps too.

Even though this is a bit of a niche position, I love GPQing and Ergoth is annoying unless I'm BBing it (BB not maxed, so usually CL only) and I'm a freelance GPQer so many times I'm the only bosser among lower levels so I'll enjoy some element-free Illusioning at Ergoth.