Many are captivated by the allure of the pirate lifestyle, symbolizing freedom and adventure. While video games often romanticize this concept, RPGs have embraced the pirate class, offering a unique and compelling gameplay experience.

6 Bravely Default

Pirate

Bravely Default introduced the pirate class through its Job system, allowing players to unlock it by progressing through the story. Each class offered unique stats and skills, enhancing the gameplay experience. The return of the Pirate class in Bravely Second: End Layer further solidified its impact.

5 Disgaea 5: Alliance Of Vengeance

Pirate

Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance introduced the Pirate class, specializing in axes, guns, and swords. The class's progression through various titles and color palettes added depth to its character development.

4 Dragon Quest 7: Fragments Of The Forgotten Past

Pirate

Dragon Quest 7: Fragments of the Forgotten Past introduced the Pirate class as a Vocation, requiring mastery of other classes for progression. This added a strategic layer to the gameplay.

3 Final Fantasy 11

Corsair

In Final Fantasy 11, the introduction of the Corsair class in the Treasures of Aht Urhgan expansion showcased a unique support-oriented gameplay style, providing a fresh perspective on the pirate archetype.

2 Fire Emblem

Pirate

The inclusion of the Pirate class in the original Fire Emblem game on the NES introduced unique abilities, such as water traversal, adding a distinct tactical element to the gameplay.

1 Rogue Legacy 2

Pirate

Rogue Legacy 2 integrated the Pirate class, offering unique combat mechanics, including the ability to summon a pirate-based airship, delivering a fresh and exhilarating gameplay experience.