The Spiritmaster had a few extremely powerful PvE abilities using his pet as a tank in Raid instance. The bonedancer was capable of setting up formations and spacing for his squad of 4 pets.

This was my second experience to pet classes that had tons of options for tactical combat in PvP. #3 Dark Age of Camelot - Hunter, Bonedancer, Spiritmasterįor me, DAoC paved the way to the pet classes we see today. The command was glitchy, but when it worked, I was able to act as a minor healer in groups. All I know is this was the first class that I could give orders to the different pets to follow another player and heal that player. #4 Anarchy Online - That dude with the pillows and floating manifestations I can give the merc a super duper rare item that blows stuff up and the item will work as intended on the merc. Diablo 2 is the only game I know that allows me to give my mercenary pet equipment.

#5 Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction Mercenaries These classes are not just favorites due to their abilities, they are also up here because of the way their system was implemented into the game. Here are the top 5 pet classes I specifically love. This pet extension takes all of the risk for you, but you must take care of it or you will only be half complete. You have this extension of your character that you must use to its fullest in order win battles. I love this class due to the micromanagement. You know, that 'jack of all trades' class that kind of sucks at all of his trades? Yeah! I love those guys.īack on topic, pet classes are up on the list. What's my #1 favorite? The hybrid healer. I'm going to post a nice long rant about my second favorite class type designed for MMORPGs.

Rappelz mercenary build