VAMPIR
VAMPIR class change is open October 7–14, 2026 (04:59 KST) in the Korea and Global regions: level 60, in town, 2,000 diamonds base cost, and cheaper form and Skill Card tokens. One form, up to three weapons and the skills you pick carry over.
For a first VAMPIR character, Bloodstained (the only defense keyword) or Carnage (the only ranged keyword) are the easiest picks. Netmarble publishes no ranking, so match the five classes to how you play.
VAMPIR has five classes: Akasha (bladed tonfa, melee pursuit), Carnage (gun, ranged), Bloodstained (sword, defense), Viper (magic orb, curses) and Grim Reaper (scythe, assassination).
Grim Reaper is VAMPIR's shadow-scythe assassin. Netmarble's keywords are scythe, melee and assassination: it's built to dive one target and finish it, not to tank. Who it suits, the official lore and class video, and how a class change works.
Viper is VAMPIR's curse caster. It fights with a magic orb, controls the field and weakens enemies instead of trading blows; Netmarble's keywords are orb, magic and curse. Who it suits, the official lore and class video, and how a class change works.
Bloodstained is VAMPIR's blood-forged sword class and the only class with a defense keyword. It's still built as a damage dealer, not a tank. Who it suits, how Netmarble pitches it and what switching away costs.
Carnage is VAMPIR's gun class and the only one tagged ranged, with a quick-attack rhythm. How it differs from Viper, who it suits and how Netmarble pitches the sniper of the bloodline.
Akasha is VAMPIR's bladed-tonfa melee class, added in Korea in March 2026 as the first class after launch. It chases one target down, steals attack power and can cleanse debuffs even while stunned.
