Which ones? Cause none of the ones I played.

April 04, 2026 - 22:47 UTC

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Star wars galaxies had a politician class that could build and maintain player made structures, because that was a thing you could just do out in the open world. Entire player-made and run cities existed in that game and I find that so cool
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Or classic wow, how warlocks could teleport people, mages could make food and water, hunters can find specific mobs in the overworld, lots of non-combat flavor
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Ragnarok Online as an example has the Merchant class where you had a few DPS abilities, but a majority of your skills were focused on discounting items bought from NPCs, upcharging items you sell to NPCs, opening up a little store for players to browse and buy from.
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Star wars galaxies made a good attempt but i think they were too early
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Everquest was big on non damage abilities, classes that did crafting, or allowed for fast travel, food creation, just interact with the world in a variety of ways. Runescape is mostly non combat classes. Ragnarok Online had the merchant class. Mabinogi has all kinds of non combat or pure support.
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Utility classes kinda died in MMOs as the focus shifted from open world exploration and organic group play into instanced dungeon content and solo open world content. But a lot of older games still have them and they can be a lot of fun.
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