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I don't play PVP so someone else may be able to give a better answer. But a big part of war is not being limited by the amount of frags you can take. If you kill too many characters you will get red skull which wouldn't be great for your main character. Leveling up mages is the quickest way to get more characters that can deal reliable damage to kill enemies.

A level 100 or 150 paladin would require months of training to get decent damage. For mages at this level you can SD and if coordinated correctly can take down higher level enemies you are at war with. These characters are referred to as "makers".

Knight has always been the most popular vocation and I am sure many people still main a Paladin. While someone playing on a PvP world has 1 Main paladin, they may have 5+ "makers". Also, if someone already mains a Sorcerer or Druid, they could also have 5+ "makers". It is just he the use of these "makers" during wars on PVP is why I believe Paladins are pushed to the bottom of the list for popularity.

I don't play PVP so someone else may be able to give a better answer. But a big part of war is not being limited by the amount of frags you can take. If you kill too many characters you will get red skull which wouldn't be great for your main character. Leveling up mages is the quickest way to get more characters that can deal reliable damage to kill enemies.

A level 100 or 150 paladin would require months of training to get decent damage. For mages at this level you can SD and if coordinated correctly can take down higher level enemies you are at war with. These characters are referred to as "makers".

Knight has always been the most popular vocation and I am sure many people still main a Paladin. While someone playing on a PvP world has 1 Main paladin, they may have 5+ "makers". Also, if someone already mains a Sorcerer or Druid, they could also have 5+ "makers". It is just he use of these "makers" during wars on PVP is why I believe Paladins are pushed to the bottom of the list for popularity.