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Who could resist to this amazing upcoming mmorpg? Yes neither could we, so aionthegame.com was born to provide reviews, news, tips, updates and help to aspiring AION gamers.

This site was develoiped not just for random news shouts but specific goals in mind. Some of them are helping chosing character type, faction. Helping to decide how and where to level better. Help with quests and pvp encounters, boss fights and character roles in them to help all to become better AION gamers. So hang on and stick around for some updates on the game and useful info.

System min and SUGGESTED REQUIREMENTS for Aion:

• OS Windows XP or Vista

• CPU Pentium 4 2.8GHz or AMD Athlon 2800+

• RAM 512 MB

• Video GeForce 5700 or Radeon 9600, DirectX 9c or higher

• HDD 20 GB

SUGGESTED:

• CPU Pentium 4 3.0GHz or AMD Athlon 64 3000+

• RAM 1 GB

  Video GeForce 6600 or Radeon x1550, DirectX 9c or higher

• HDD 20 GB

These are pretty old graphic cards. I personally would go for minimum Geforce 8600GT and 2GB of ram.

Class discussions for Chanter.(For Priest and Cleric see appropriate categories)

With one hand, the Chanter will bring down a staff on their enemy, while the other summons a shield to protect a fallen comrade, all the while shouting words of encouragement to the rest of his men.
The Chanter’s ethos is one of duty and faith, disciplining his or her body and soul harshly. While their abilities may cross into several more specialized roles, still the chanter has unique skills that any group of adventurers would be grateful for.

Class discussions for Cleric. (For Priest and Chanter see appropriate categories)

The path of the Cleric is a natural progression from the Priest, as they will be granted the ability to cure even deeper wounds and protect ailing friends from cruel enemies. Legend has it that our most powerful Clerics can even bring humans back from death, though I must admit I’ve never witnessed such a miracle myself.
The Cleric has also learned a degree of self-defence and can stand their ground when equipped with mace and shield. They also have access to a range of fortifying and weakening spells, as well as a number of powerful attack spells that can inflict substantial damage on unsuspecting foes.

Class discussions for Priest. (For Cleric and Chanter see appropriate categories)

Now we come to the Priest, arguably the backbone of any successful party. Their ability to keep Daeva battle-ready even in the direst of circumstances cannot be underestimated, and is absolutely vital in ensuring groups survive against the more pressing challenges in Atreia. I remember seeing ailing comrades brought to full health in a heartbeat, and I have seen deadly poisons cured just as they were about to snatch their victims away from their friends and family, all by the fair hand of a kind and benevolent Priest.
Once a Priest has learned and fully understood the intricacies of their class, they will be given two new paths to choose from: that of the Cleric, and the Chanter.

Spiritmaster

Class discussions for Spiritmaster. (For Mage and Sorcerer see appropriate categories)

Spiritmasters are a unique class, in that much of their power is actually derided from the abilities of the elementals they have learned to summon. I have known this to cause a degree of stigma from other Daeva as the power they wield is not really their own. However, that is not to say that Spiritmasters are weak - indeed the extra protection granted by their summons makes them far more durable than Mages and Sorcerers.
By all accounts, the path of the Spiritmaster is one of the more testing paths to journey down. While they start out with limited actual ability, their potential is great and is only unlocked as they become more experienced, eventually granting full command over all four elements.

Class discussions for Sorcerer. (For Mage and Spiritmaster see appropriate categories)

The sorcerer is in many ways the natural successor to the Mage - the amount of anguish these elite few can cause is simply staggering. While Mages spit out fireballs, I have seen Sorcerers summon raging infernos, and when a Mage casts chains of ice, a Sorcerer can reply with freezing blizzards and blinding snowstorms. Their talents have single-handedly turned the tide battle before; such is the power they possess.
A Sorcerer is not resilient however, and is one of the most defenceless classes in Atreia. In order to ensure they are kept alive it is often necessary to assign others to protect them, a cost that most are able to accept, given their extreme power.

Class discussions for Mages. (For Sorcerer and Spiritmaster see appropriate categories)

Now we turn to the Mage, the class which first enamoured me and inspired me to learn about the Daeva and their ways. Mages are at once incredibly powerful and yet exceptionally vulnerable - able to deal out terrifying, awe-inspiring levels of damage, while taking little in return. They have command over the elements, summoning raging fireballs and chains of the coldest ice to wreak havoc over ranks of the enemy. They can even speak to our shattered planet, calling forth roots to bind enemies in place.
However, as I mentioned, Mages are also extremely weak, and so must learn to evade and divide whenever possible. As with all classes, knowing when to fight and when to flee is vital, but this is only accentuated when the defences of the subject are so very limited.
Once a Mage has survived the fragile existence of their first few months, they may find themselves able to choose one of two areas of expertise: the path of the Sorcerer, and of the Spiritmaster.

Class discussions for Assassin.(For Scout and Ranger see appropriate categories)

Assassins are a mysterious class, and though I studied them for many years I’m afraid I found out little regarding their methods. However, it is clear that these men and women are valuable characters indeed, able to strike silently and with devastating consequences at vulnerable targets, effectively bringing down whole groups with a single action. I have heard whisperings that they follow no god, and instead follow the star of death for instruction. Assassins themselves are fairly weak, and when prematurely discovered, rarely survive the inevitable consequences.