Role-Playing Games with explorations and battles make the plot much twisted, challenging, and funnier and the Time Raiders game is exactly like that. Dive deeper into specific areas; no one knows which monster awaits your arrival. Making alliances with other players and entering battles is also an exciting aspect of the game. Beyond all these aspects, what is most important is Time Raiders classes with lots of capabilities, and unlike in other MMORPGs out there, the game has offered only limited Time Raiders classes that you can choose.

 

 

Since you are just a Time Raiders beginner, and do not know anything about the Time Raiders classes, you should at least know about each class and their skills if you dream about having a complete gaming experience. Choosing a class for the characters is very difficult and somewhat confusing if you do not have any idea about them. But, never mind, if you use the details given in this Time Raiders classes guide, you will learn everything about each class you must know as a beginner. 

 

And after learning all about these classes, you can play Time Raiders on PC using the best android emulator LDPlayer 9, as your great companion. It will help you achieve a top experience playing this game after choosing a better class from all the Time Raiders classes that match your dream play style. 

 

Time Raiders Classes Introduction

There are only three Time Raiders classes introduced in the game, Blademaster, Gunslinger, and Sage and all these classes have different skills, specializations, weapons, and subclasses.

 

Henceforth, we have provided a brief explanation about each class to understand their skills and weaknesses, which will make it easier for you to choose the most suitable class. The class selection is vital at the beginning of the game because your character’s skills, weapons, and specialized attributes will all change according to the class you choose. 

 

 

Time Raiders Classes - Blademaster

The first class out of all the three classes we will explain here is the Blademaster, a class that is expert in close-range combat. If you are a player fond of close combat, you can choose the Blademaster class. 

 

As its name suggests, the primary weapon of this class is the blade, and overall, the Blademaster class is specialized mainly in survival skills and control abilities. Also, this class has average skills for causing damage. 

 

 

There are two subclasses in the Blademaster class, Duelist and Guardian, and each class has different skills. So now we will check all the skills of these two subclasses in the Blademaster class. 

 

Duelist

Duelist is the subclass you can use if you like to follow a play style that tends to cause damage to the enemies. The skills of the Duelist are, 

 

• Serrated Edge - damage to the targeted enemies through the blades, making them bleed over time. 
• Crosscut - quickly draw a blade and perform crosscuts against enemies while slicing them. 
• Tiger Pounce - Pounce towards a targeted enemy to drag them into combat. 

 

Considering these skills, as we said earlier, we can conclude that the Duelist is more specialized in performing single-hit damage to the targeted enemies. 

 

Guardian

The next subclass in the Blademaster class is the Guardian. The Guardian class also has several unique skills which allow us to analyze their final play style according to the statistics they specialized in. 

 

• Dragon’s Wrath - strikes fear into enemies, making them hurt by their attacks.  
• Blade Blossom - swings a blade in a circular pattern to prevent the incoming enemies from getting closer. 
• Martyr’s Advance - wields the blade pointing at the targeted enemies. 

 

After all these skill explanations, we can guess that the Guardian is more inclined to the defensive play style than the offensive gameplay with a few control effects. Also, unlike the Duelist, the Guardian’s skills are mainly like the Area of Effect skills which can be used against more than one enemy target at a time. 

 

Since the Blademaster class specializes in defense skills, this will be a better choice for all the newbie players who do not know how to engage in top-level combat. 

 

Time Raiders Classes - Gunslinger

 

Gunslinger is the type of class that uses the Gun as the primary weapon to defeat enemies with shooting skills. This class excels in range skills and support skills, making the Gunslinger a good ranger with support abilities. 

 

Since the Gunslinger is a ranged shooter, it makes them the best DPS (Damage Per Second) dealers too, and when it comes to helping the other allies in the team, they are also at the top of the list.

 

Sharpshooter and the Technologist are the two types of subclasses in this game that you choose here, and each subclass has its specifications, making them unique. 

 

Sharpshooter

We can suggest that this Sharpshooter is the subclass of the Gunslinger, which is good at dealing damage to a single target. As this class uses the guns in its hands to kill the enemies instantly, this will be a good choice for dealing with formidable opponents. 

 

The skills that the Sharpshooter class consists of at the moment are, 

• Evasive Tactics - waits for the perfect time while dodging the enemy attacks to strike. 
• Rapid Fire - using two guns to shoot and fire up the enemies instantly. 
• Nerveshot - shoots a bullet to damage the nervous system of the targeted enemy. 

 

Considering the effects of these skills, we can see that the Sharpshooter is suitable for single-hit damage, and this subclass uses some tactics for defense. 

 

Technologist

A technologist is a subclass that uses plenty of technical equipment to battle enemies and kills them instantly. As the name tells, this subclass uses more technological gadgets to control the enemies and deal them damage later. 

 

• Motion Tracker - uses a motion tracker for having a precise aim to kill the enemies at the move.  
• Multi-Warhead - uses a gun to fire Multi-Warhead, dealing damage to a whole area in a blink of an eye. 
• EXP Bomb - crouches to aim before firing an EMP bomb toward enemies. 

 

These are the skills of the Technologist subclass, and they seem super effective for dealing decent damage to the enemies and weakening them in more powerful ways. 

 

Because the Gunslinger class is more focused on causing damage to the enemies, it lacks defense skills. 

 

Therefore, we recommend using the Gunslinger class only if you are an expert in combat; otherwise, we don’t recommend this because of its less defensive skills. One mistake in using this class in the battleground will make you lose the whole battle. 

 

Time Raiders Classes - Sage

The last but not the least class out of all other Time Raiders classes is the Sage which is good at killing many foes using a kind of umbrella as a weapon. The main attributes that this class specializes in are the Damage and the Range, which makes the best-ranged damage dealers with Area of Effect attacks and the Sage class is the best magic spellcaster in this game. 

 

 

The subclasses of the Sage class are the Ritualist and the Runecaster, and now you will learn about the essential facts you must know to decide whether these subclasses suit you or not. 

 

Ritualist

The first subclass of the Sage is Ritualist, who is skillful in performing AoE attacks to enemies within a broader range while having some crowd control skills. 

 

• Dunjia - shorter the cooldown time. 
• Array - Judgment - creates an array using an adamantine umbrella and damages the enemies. 
• Earthbound Thrust - control and hurt the targeted enemy using an adamantine umbrella. 

 

Runecaster

Runecaster is a subclass of Sage that excels in dealing damage to the enemies casting magic spells, and the skills this Runecaster subclass possesses are as follows. 

 

• Mantra - Entropy - enhances Mantra - Corrosion. 
• Incantation - chant incantation to damage enemies. 
• Lunar Vajra - weakens the targeted enemy using the lunar power. 

 

When we compare the skills and the effects of these skills, we can decide that these classes are similar to each other as both classes have AoE skills that cause massive damage to many enemies at once. 

 

Even if this Sage class is very skillful, you should be more careful when you use them as they lack survival abilities. Therefore, you should choose this class if you only have confirmation about your skills in the battles to control this class character better. 

 

Conclusion

Since you already have learned a lot more things about the Time Raiders classes along with their unique weapons, subclasses, skills, etc., you should have no more worries because you can decide which play style you prefer the most and select the class which has the exact play style you need. Like we said at the beginning of this Time Raiders classes guide, you can play the game through LDPlayer 9 as it will help ease your whole gameplay by providing you with more advanced features. For more guidance with classes, refer to Time Raiders tips.