Five Starting Classes With Permanent Early Choice
Tree of Savior M begins with five classes — Shield Guard, Magister, Spirit Healer, Gunslinger, and Shadow Hunter — each with a distinct playstyle, and this choice cannot be changed later. Gunslingers and Magisters lean toward damage dealing, while Spirit Healers focus on supporting allies, so reviewing each class's abilities carefully before committing matters more here than in games with easy respecs.
Talent Points From Leveling
Talent Points, earned each time you level up your account, get allocated across different skill trees to enhance specific aspects of your class — for example, a Gunslinger could prioritize range or overall damage depending on preferred playstyle. One free skill reset is available to every player; further resets require Light Gems, the premium currency, so plan your first allocation thoughtfully.
Jobs Unlock at Level 58
Jobs, advanced promotions within each base class, unlock at level 58 and provide new abilities plus further character customization. Reaching level 58 with a clear sense of which Job direction fits your build avoids wasted early Talent Point investment that doesn't carry forward well into your Job specialization.
Main and Side Quests Both Matter
Both Main quests and Side quests contribute meaningfully to leveling, with Main quests providing the primary story-driven progression path. Beginners should generally prioritize Main quests for pacing, filling in Side quests when available for supplemental experience and rewards along the way.
Guild Participation Accelerates Progress
As with farming, leveling benefits significantly from guild participation — guild-exclusive systems and group content provide progression avenues solo play simply can't match. Joining an active guild early, rather than treating it as a late-game consideration, compounds benefits across your entire leveling journey.
Paid Leveling Services
Power-leveling services exist for Tree of Savior M as with most mobile MMORPGs. Weigh the time saved against the account-action risk covered in our safety guide before deciding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I change my class after choosing it in Tree of Savior M?
No — the initial choice among five classes (Shield Guard, Magister, Spirit Healer, Gunslinger, Shadow Hunter) is permanent, so reviewing each class's playstyle carefully before committing matters.
How does the Talent Point system work?
You earn Talent Points each time you level up your account, allocating them across skill trees to customize your class — one free reset is available, with further resets costing the premium Light Gems currency.
When do Jobs unlock?
At level 58 — Jobs are advanced promotions within your base class that provide new abilities and further customization, worth planning your Talent Point allocation around ahead of time.