EverQuest Legends AA List Guide for Beta Abilities, Class Planning, and Progression

Current EverQuest Legends AA List by Class (Beta Overview)

Here’s a comprehensive look at all available Ability Advancements (AAs) as of July 2026. Remember: this is beta—expect changes, nerfs, and future additions. Still, this list serves as the most accurate reference point available.

Monk & Bard Abilities

Class	Ability	Level	Notes
Monk	Improved Mend	1	Instant healing buff
Monk	Dragon Force	15	Damage boost on hit
Monk	Purified Body	15	Resistance increase
Monk	Rapid Feign	17	Fast escape mechanic
Bard	Instrument Mastery	1	Passive skill boost
Bard	Reaching Notes	1	Enhanced casting speed
Bard	Symphonic Aura	1	Party-wide stat boost

Bards are surprisingly strong early on, with three level-one AAs providing immediate utility. Monks, meanwhile, focus on survivability and mobility—perfect for solo play.

Beastlord, Berserker & Cleric AAs

Class	Ability	Level	Notes
Beastlord	Frenzy of Spirit	45	High-damage burst
Beastlord	Hobble of Spirits	30	Movement snare
Beastlord	Paragon of Spirit	50	Ultimate passive
Berserker	Blood Rune	1	Health drain on hit
Berserker	Tireless Sprint	10	Speed boost
Berserker	Unbound Fury	12	Attack speed increase
Cleric	Bestow Divine Aura	50	Powerful group buff
Cleric	Turn Undead	40	Holy damage + debuff
Cleric	Purify Soul	15	Debuff removal

Clerics shine in support roles, while Berserkers excel in sustained DPS. Beastlords appear focused on high-level crowd control.

Druid, Enchanter & Magician AAs

Class	Ability	Level	Notes
Druid	Enhanced Root	1	Strong AoE hold
Druid	Quick Evacuation	1	Instant escape
Enchanter	—	—	No AAs yet
Magician	Companion’s Fury	1	Pet damage boost
Magician	Conjurer’s Efficiency	1	Mana cost reduction
Magician	Elemental Form	40	Stat transformation
Magician	Turn Summoned	45	Enemy summon disable

Enchanter remains a mystery—no AAs visible in beta. Magicians have solid early-game tools and one strong late-game transformation.

Necromancer, Paladin & Ranger AAs

Class	Ability	Level	Notes
Necromancer	Dead Mez	40	Crowd control
Necromancer	Fear Storm	45	Area fear effect
Necromancer	Flesh to Bone	10	Early damage proc
Necromancer	Life Burn	45	Drain-based damage
Paladin	Active Valor	20	Tanking cooldown
Paladin	Divine Stun	35	Interrupt ability
Paladin	Holy Steed	20	Mount summon
Paladin	Lay on Hands	6	Heals over time
Ranger	Hunter’s Pack Power	10	Group damage bonus
Ranger	Weapon Mastery	1	Melee accuracy boost

Paladins are shaping up to be top-tier tanks with strong defensive and utility AAs. Rangers offer team synergy through pack bonuses.

Rogue, Shadow Knight & Shaman AAs

Class	Ability	Level	Notes
Rogue	Chaotic Stab	1	Critical chance boost
Rogue	Escape	10	Cooldown reset
Rogue	Purge Poison	15	Debuff cleanse
Shadow Knight	Abysmal Steed	50	Unique mount
Shadow Knight	Harm Touch	6	Direct damage
Shadow Knight	Lich Touch	40	Death-related debuff
Shadow Knight	Soul Abrasion	15	Damage over time
Shadow Knight	Unholy Steed	20	Alternate mount
Shaman	Cannibalization	40	Self-healing from kills

Shadow Knights get two mounts—a sign of their dual-purpose design. Rogues rely on fast escapes and clean-up mechanics.

Warrior & Wizard AAs

Class	Ability	Level	Notes
Warrior	Area Taunt	25	AoE threat generation
Warrior	Heroic Leap	12	Mobility skill
Warrior	War Cry	25	Buffs allies
Wizard	Improved Familiar	45	Pet strength boost
Wizard	Mana Burn	45	Resource denial
Wizard	Quick Evac	1	Instant escape
Wizard	Strong Root	35	Hard CC
Wizard	Unbound	12	Spell speed increase

Warriors are built around control and leadership, while Wizards gain power through resource manipulation and pet support.

• Enchanters remain incomplete, suggesting they’ll receive major updates pre-launch.
• Stances may replace traditional disciplines for melee classes, reducing reliance on separate skill trees.
• Cooldowns have been adjusted: Rogue’s Escape dropped from 24 minutes to just 5 minutes—huge for solo content.
• Class synergies are encouraged: Multi-class builds (e.g., paladin/wizard) can stack AAs from different trees.

One notable change: the “Promised Renewal” spell replaces Complete Heal. It casts instantly and heals 6,000 HP after 18 seconds—ideal for smart healing timing in raids.

💡 Pro Tip: Focus on low-level AAs first. Abilities like Quick Evac, Improved Mend, and Flesh to Bone provide massive utility even at level 1–15.

How to Use the Everquest Legends AA List for Optimal Progression

To maximize your character’s potential, follow this progression strategy:

1. Prioritize Core AAs: Get your primary class’s foundational AAs (e.g., Lay on Hands for Paladins, Rapid Feign for Monks).
2. Build Around Synergy: Choose secondary classes that complement your main (e.g., Rogue + Wizard for stealth-mana hybrids).
3. Track Future Additions: Watch for updates—many AAs are still missing, especially for Enchanters and Shamans.
4. Use the Official Website: For detailed spell descriptions and future guides, visit EQ Legends Guides (official site).

The game emphasizes flexibility—your character can evolve dramatically through class combinations and AA choices.

EverQuest Legends AA List: Common Questions Answered

Q: Can I use multiple AAs from different classes? A: Yes! With up to three active classes per character, you can combine AAs from different trees—like using a Paladin’s Divine Stun with a Wizard’s Mana Burn for maximum disruption.

For more details on class builds and progression paths, explore the full guide collection at EverQuest Legends – Official Site.