We are looking forward to see some of the Aion Sorcerer's role in PVP. The typical nuker of the crew, Sorcerers bring more damage to the dance. We provide a fairly decent learning curve for players to learn their class in the early levels. That gingerly hand-holding goes away as soon as players enter the Abyss and world PVP. Likewise, optimizing the Aion Sorcerer for PVE, it is quite different from preparing for the PVP. The clear strength of the Aion Sorcerer is the high output of damage. If the Sorcerer can stand back away from the fray and lob big direct damage spells, the fight is not going to last too long. The enemy does manage to get up close and personal, the Area of Effect stuns and crowd control can allow the Sorcerer to put some distance between them and the attacker. The obvious weakness of the class is the lack of damage mitigation and overall health. The primary weakness of the class is its inability to handle incoming damage.

The Aion Sorcerer that can balance between dealing with damage, there is managing incoming damage will correctly understand how to play the class. As with any class, knowing when to cast which spell is critical especially with the small margin for error for such a delicate class. The Aion Sorcerer doesn't have personal space protection like real armor. A cloth robe is not much in the way of protection, so you can keep that shield up at all times. While leveling up, you get very comfortable with the various roots, stuns, and crowd control measures. When getting into PVP land, you'll have to know instinctively which to cast in a given situation. If you have some distance, while fighting a single target, you have some time to cast Sleep or Ice Chain.