Netmarble’s upcoming title, 'Sol: Enchant', recently hosted a live stream dubbed 'Divine Right Talk', where the team hashed out details on server launch times and upcoming class additions. Caster Park Sang-hyun took the reins as MC, joined by Netmarble’s Business Division Head Kim Jang-hwan, along with Alt9’s Lead Planner Yang Jin-hyuk and Planning Manager Hwang Jae-ho. To keep the developers on their toes, a panel of streamers including NariTV, Big Boss, Ssalmuk-Gundanjang, and DongilTV were invited to fire off some probing questions.

The hot topic of the day was the server launch time—a point already touched upon during the initial showcase. The candidates are midnight, noon, and 8 PM. The team claims these slots were chosen simply because they offer the most accessibility for the player base.

Naturally, the panel raised concerns: if 8 PM wins, won’t the server buckle under the weight of thousands trying to log in at once? The 'Sol: Enchant' team insisted they are prepping for any eventuality and promised a swift response should any issues arise.

The second agenda item was the first class update. Acknowledging that players weren't exactly thrilled with the initial selection of only three classes at the showcase, they unveiled two potential newcomers: the Healer and the Lancer.

The Healer is your classic support archetype, focused on recovery and buffs. They come equipped with high-tier skills like resurrection and temporary invincibility, though they’ve been tuned to handle solo grinding so you aren't left stranded during the leveling process.

The Lancer, on the other hand, wields a halberd to dish out long-range physical damage. They specialize in crowd control and can sweep through crowds without sacrificing damage output, making for a tough choice for players.

Before deciding on the new blood, they reminded us of the three launch classes. The Knight is your standard sword-and-board frontline bruiser, boasting high defense and steady combat utility. Key skills include 'Smash' for sustained damage, 'Dash Shock' for closing gaps, and 'Holy Grace' for a counter-attack.

The Ranger is a ranged physical dealer who uses a bow to dictate the pace of combat. With tools like 'Gale Shot' to push enemies back, 'Magic Shield' to tank a magical hit, and 'Flash' for tactical repositioning, they are clearly built for the nimble player.

Finally, the Mage relies on a staff to dominate the battlefield with explosive area-of-effect spells. Armed with 'Chain Lightning' for multi-target pressure, the heavy-hitting 'Stellar Lance', and the screen-filling 'Meteor Strike', they are the magic dealer you’d expect.

Voting is now live on the official website and will remain open until March 31. The team also announced a second 'Divine Right Talk' scheduled for April 2 at 8 PM, which will dive into the thorny issues of the game's economy, monetization, and special rewards. You can catch the full replay of the first session on the 'Sol: Enchant' official YouTube channel if you want to see the nitty-gritty of the Q&A.