The diverse combat classes of Rovers participating in Dust, Rust and Glory are sure to make the event unforgettable. With each archetype inspired by popular character classes from various genres, the rovers are designed to fulfill specific roles on the battlefield. From the stealthy Shadow Strider and the resilient Titan Juggernaut to the supporting Mendicant Mechanic and the powerful Arcane Artillerist, each class has its unique strengths and weaknesses, making for an intense and strategic competition.

Rover level progression is essential for unlocking new gear and participating in higher-tier battles. To level up, rovers must accumulate Prestige Points by engaging in arena battles, with more points awarded for victories and bonus Prestige Points given based on specific winning conditions in different PvP formats. As a rover's level increases, it becomes eligible for more advanced gear and competitive brackets, ultimately shaping the outcome of Dust, Rust and Glory's electrifying showdowns.

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Recon: The Recon class is a fast and agile combat rover that excels at scouting, intelligence gathering, and hit-and-run tactics. Equipped with stealth technology and high-tech sensors, the Recon class can move quickly and remain undetected while providing valuable intel to the team.

Heavy Assault: The Heavy Assault class is a heavily armored combat rover that specializes in close combat and dealing massive damage. Equipped with heavy weapons and the ability to absorb and deflect incoming damage, the Heavy Assault class can take on multiple enemies at once and emerge victorious.

Mendicant: The Mendicant class is a support-focused combat rover that excels at healing and providing defensive support. Equipped with advanced medical equipment and protective shields, the Mendicant class can keep the team healthy and protected in even the toughest battles.

Longshot: The Longshot class is a sniper-focused combat rover that specializes in long-range attacks and precision strikes. Equipped with powerful sniper rifles and advanced targeting systems, the Longshot class can take out enemies from afar with deadly accuracy.

Artillerist: The Artillerist class is a heavy weapons-focused combat rover that specializes in area-of-effect attacks and crowd control. Equipped with powerful explosives and heavy artillery, the Artillerist class can deal devastating damage to groups of enemies and create chaos on the battlefield.

Hivemind: The Hivemind class is a unique combat rover that relies on swarms of smaller drones and other robotic creatures to overwhelm enemies. Equipped with advanced AI systems and control technology, the Hivemind class can command a legion of robotic minions to take on enemies in a coordinated and deadly fashion.

Pugilist: The Pugilist class is a melee-focused combat rover that specializes in hand-to-hand combat and grappling. Equipped with powerful fists and grappling hooks, the Pugilist class can take on enemies up close and personal, delivering devastating blows and taking them down with ease.

Bastion: The Bastion class is a defensive-focused combat rover that specializes in creating strong defensive positions and protecting teammates. Equipped with advanced shields and defensive systems, the Bastion class can provide cover and protection for the team in even the toughest battles.

Shadow Strider

Recon Rover (Inspired by: Rogue, Thief, Assassin)

Strengths: Stealth, speed, high single-target damage

Weaknesses: Low durability, limited crowd control

Titan Juggernaut

Heavy Assault Rover (Inspired by: Warrior, Barbarian, Paladin)

Strengths: High durability, area of effect damage, crowd control

Weaknesses: Low speed, limited ranged abilities

Mendicant Mechanic

Repair and Support Rover (Inspired by: Healer, Druid, Priest)

Strengths: Repairing allies, recharging energy, damage mitigation

Weaknesses: Low damage output, limited offensive capabilities

Longshot Sentinel

Ranged Combat Rover (Inspired by: Ranger, Hunter, Archer)

Strengths: Ranged damage, versatility, crowd control

Weaknesses: Limited melee abilities, low durability

Arcane Artillerist

Artillery Rover (Inspired by: Wizard, Sorcerer, Warlock)

Strengths: High damage output, crowd control, elemental attacks

Weaknesses: Low durability, energy-dependent, limited melee abilities

Harmonic Hivemind

Support and Control Rover (Inspired by: Bard, Enchanter, Illusionist)

Strengths: Debuffing enemies, crowd control, utility abilities

Weaknesses: Low direct damage, limited durability

Striker Pugilist

Melee Specialist Rover (Inspired by: Monk, Gladiator, Duelist)

Strengths: High single-target damage, mobility, evasion

Weaknesses: Limited ranged abilities, low area of effect damage

Bastion Sentinel

Defensive and Utility Rover (Inspired by: Cleric, Templar, Guardian)

Strengths: Durability, damage mitigation, ally protection

Weaknesses: Limited damage output, low mobility

Distinct Class Identities: Each combat rover class in Million on Mars has a unique identity and playstyle that sets it apart from the others. This is achieved through unique abilities, specialized equipment, and class-specific mechanics that provide a distinct experience for each class. As a combat rover manager, you'll need to choose which class suits your playstyle and the challenges you'll face on Mars.

Balanced Strengths and Weaknesses: We've made sure that each combat rover class has strengths that can be countered by the weaknesses of other classes. This encourages you to form alliances with others and create a well-rounded team that can handle any challenge. As a combat rover manager, you'll need to strategize and work with others to overcome obstacles on Mars.

Complementary Abilities: The combat rover class abilities in Million on Mars are designed to complement each other, promoting synergy and teamwork. For example, a healing-focused combat rover class could work well with a tanky, damage-absorbing class, while a stealthy class might be most effective when supported by a crowd-control class. As a combat rover manager, you'll need to consider how your class's abilities can work with others to create a more powerful team.

Role Versatility: We've allowed each combat rover class to excel in different roles and situations, without becoming too specialized. This gives you more freedom to adapt your strategies and tactics to the challenges you face on Mars, making each class viable in various scenarios. As a combat rover manager, you'll need to choose a class that suits your playstyle and can handle the different obstacles you'll encounter on your missions.

Meaningful Progression: As you level up your combat rover in Million on Mars, you'll unlock new abilities, equipment, and customization options for your class. This progression system is designed to keep you engaged and motivated to explore the full potential of your chosen class. As a combat rover manager, you'll need to carefully consider your class's progression path and unlock new abilities and equipment to increase your combat rover's effectiveness.

Replayability: Each combat rover class in Million on Mars offers a unique gameplay experience, making it difficult for combat rover managers to decide which class to choose and enticing them to try out multiple classes throughout their missions. We want you to have a reason to come back and try new classes, each offering its own unique playstyle and mechanics, and to find the best class for the challenges you'll face on Mars.

Intuitive Classes inspired from Fantasy RPGs

• Recon (Rogue, Thief, Assassin)

• Heavy Assault (Warrior, Barbarian, Paladin)

• Mendicant (Healer, Druid, Priest)

• Longshot (Ranger, Hunter, Archer)

• Artillerist (Wizard, Sorcerer, Warlock)

• Hivemind (Bard, Enchanter, Illusionist)

• Pugilist (Monk, Gladiator, Duelist)

• Bastion (Cleric, Templar, Guardian)

We've mapped each of the eight rover classes in Million on Mars to classic RPG classes to create a familiar and intuitive gameplay experience for players. The Recon class is similar to Rogue, Thief, and Assassin classes, with a focus on stealth, agility, and hit-and-run tactics. The Heavy Assault class is similar to Warrior, Barbarian, and Paladin classes, with a focus on heavy armor, close combat, and dealing massive damage.

The Mendicant class is similar to Healer, Druid, and Priest classes, with a focus on support and healing abilities. The Longshot class is similar to Ranger, Hunter, and Archer classes, with a focus on long-range attacks and precision strikes.

The Artillerist class is similar to Wizard, Sorcerer, and Warlock classes, with a focus on area-of-effect attacks and crowd control abilities. The Hivemind class is similar to Bard, Enchanter, and Illusionist classes, with a focus on controlling swarms of smaller drones and robots to overwhelm enemies.

The Pugilist class is similar to Monk, Gladiator, and Duelist classes, with a focus on hand-to-hand combat and grappling. The Bastion class is similar to Cleric, Templar, and Guardian classes, with a focus on defensive abilities and protecting teammates.

Overall, this mapping of rover classes to classic RPG classes allows players to quickly and easily understand the role and play style of each class, and to choose a class that suits their preferred gameplay style.