These first impressions don’t establish whether Templar is worth maining in AION 2. The creator chose the class, but the account covers only the first one to two hours of Advance Access, as an Asmodian on a European server, with four skills unlocked. Treat the difficult damage-check quest as an early warning about that encounter—not proof of how the class performs later or on the global client.

What the early impressions show

Some tier lists place Templar near the bottom for solo play, but the source provides no ranking details or comparisons to verify that judgment. The creator reports that a damage-check quest nearly killed them. That points to a challenging moment in the early experience, but it doesn’t establish that Templar is generally slow, weak, or unsuitable for solo play.

The creator also mentions a Templar spec switch from Korea’s July 29 patch, based on reports. The source does not confirm whether that change applies to the global client, so don’t base a decision on it as a confirmed global feature.

What to do before choosing Templar

If you’re deciding whether to main Templar, use these impressions as a reason to try the class—not as a verdict on its later performance. Pay attention to how you feel about its early combat and whether the damage-check quest is a dealbreaker for you. Keep the reported spec change separate from confirmed global details until its status is clear.

Sarah Williams

Sarah Williams

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