Take And Hold.

Medic

Medic The Medic is the first Primary class appearing on the selection screen. The Medic's role is self explanatory, healing teammates and significantly boosting the power of their team. Players who play as the Medic get 0.2 tickets per second while actively healing. They also build up Nova-Charge over time as they heal their teammates. The Medic takes on a bright appearance consisting of mostly white armor. Easily recognizable at a distance. Abilities Nova-Charge: On proc, patient healing increases by a wopping 400% as the Nova-Charge begins draining. This ability makes the patient nearly unkillable to most damage sources as long as the Medic is connected

Booster

Booster. The Booster is the 2nd Alpha class appearing on the selection screen. The Booster's role is to be disposable cannon fodder for the enemy while also being the swiftest class in the game. Despite being deemed as weak, the Booster can deal a ton of damage in rapid succession to single targets and hold his own without disadvantaging teammates. The Booster takes on a lightly armored appearance without much gear, wearing a slick plate carrier and no helmet allowing for maximum maneuverability. In Update 1.3.1, the Booster was given a Jetpack. In Update 1.3.3, the Booster changed his name from Scout to Booster. Abilities Run and Gun: The Booster can fire while running, maximizing the Booster's damage potential.

Infantry

Infantry. The Infantry is the third Primary class appearing on the selection screen. The Infantry's role is to be efficient in both attacking and defending without sacrificing any major stats. With a small health boost and a medkit, the Infantry proves to be a jack of all trades on the battlefield. The Infantry takes on a medium-armored appearance with a ballistic helmet and plate carrier, usually seen carrying extra supplies and cargo. Abilities Medkit: While in hand, healing per second is nearly tripled.

Enforcer

Enforcer. The Enforcer is the first Alpha class appearing on the selection screen. The Enforcer's role is to be a defensive unit capable of protecting and supporting teammates with a Ballistic Shield. With greater armor, the Enforcer can soak up more damage than the Infantry, sacrificing nothing more than their firepower to do so. The Enforcer takes on a medium-armored appearance similar to that of a Riot Officer, boasting a full set of anti-ballistic riot armor. Abilities Ballistic Shield: The Ballistic Shield can block bullets from the front. The Ballistic Shield also counters the Cloaker's kick if used correctly.

Heavy

The Heavy is the second Alpha class appearing on the selection screen. The Heavy's role is to provide a strong offense against the enemy. Heavily armored, the Heavy sacrifices their movement speed and agility to support a large health pool and superior firepower. The Heavy takes on a heavily-armored appearance with a full set of anti-ballistic armor from head to toe.

Recon

The Recon is the second Primary class appearing on the selection screen. The Recon's role is to pick off high value enemies from a distance. Though many Players say that it doesn't present much power, it deals the most damage out of all other classes if used correctly. The Recon takes on a much more casual appearance, sometimes appearing without armor at all. In Update 1.3.1, Recon's weapons now have scopes that produce glare. Abilities Headshot Multiplier: Recon's guns deal a 2x headshot multiplier instead of the default 1.5x multiplier.

Cloaker

The Cloaker is the fourth Alpha class appearing on the selection screen. The Cloaker's role is to ambush unsuspecting players and AI and kill them with a devastating drop kick up close. The Cloaker is either very dangerous or very weak depending on how it's used, as it has the ability to instantly kill most classes. The Cloaker takes on a tactical appearance with visible mounted NVG and an Exo suit. Abilities Invisibility: When the Cloak tool is equipped, the Player goes mostly invisible and emits a beeping sound. Swift Recovery: If the Cloaker gets a successful kill, he'll go invisible much quicker than if he missed and gain a small amount of health.

Fragger

Fragger The Fragger is the first Beta class appearing on the selection screen. The Fragger's role is to clear out condensed areas and push back enemy forces with explosives. The Fragger is currently the only class to utilize grenades, making him an important role to his teammates. He is also currently the only class to utilize a shotgun. The Fragger takes on a professional appearance, dressed in heavy ballistic gear with green camo often modified with attachments.

Engineer

The Engineer The Engineer is the second Beta class appearing on the selection screen. The Engineer's role is to support teammates and help them push forward. They can do so by placing Entrance and Exit teleporters from spawn to the frontlines, and can also use their disposable Sentry Gun to protect certain areas. The Engineer is an excellent support class, with the only notable downside being his sidearm, the Taurus, a 5-shot revolver with low damage output. The Engineer becomes exponentially stronger aside his buildings, so being able to utilize them is a key part of staying alive on the battlefield. The Engineer has both a casual "Texan" outfit and a tactical "Mixpat" outfit. Canonically, the Engineer is Texan. Abilities Teleporters: Can place Entrance and Exit teleporters, allowing people who stand on the Entrance teleporter to be delivered to the Exit teleporter. Sentry Gun: Can place an unmanned M60 machine gun that will target enemies on its own. Invulnerable while deploying. Sentry rage - Sentries gain "rage" when hit with the wrench, improving fire rate, targetting and generally acting way more aggresive.

Scorcher

Scorcher The Scorcher is the third Beta class appearing on the selection screen. The Scorcher's role is to flush enemies out of cover and away areas of interest similarly to the Fragger, though with much more power and extended usage. The Scorcher is extremely effective up close, but is very weak at longer distances. Experienced Recon and Infantry will be able to pick off Scorchers from a distance and aim for his fuel tank, which will combust if damaged enough and instantly kill the Scorcher as well as anyone nearby (regardless of team). However, experienced Scorchers will be aware of Flank routes around the map and utilize them to remain undetected until ready to attack. The Scorcher was scrapped very early on in the game's development, but was brought back despite Fragger fulfilling the CQB niche. The Scorcher takes on an appearance similar to ordinary Infantry, though armed with a gas mask of varying types.

Super Infantry

Super Infantry The Super Infantry was a stronger one life version of the infantry that was introduced in the Super Update, It had 250 health, 30 shield, a special shotgun version of the M4A1 and the medkit was capable of healing shield if the player was at full health.

Super Medic

Super Medic The Super Cloaker was a stronger one life version of the Medic that was introduced in the Super Update. It had 275 health, 90 shield, a special M9-T which fired 3 lasers in a small cone and a MediTower which healed anyone within 50 studs of the user. However the MediTower did not grant money on heal.

Super Cloaker

Super Cloaker The Super Cloaker was a stronger one life version of the Cloaker that was introduced in the Super Update, unlike other super classes this class is a subclass and requires the Cloaker to be brought first, it had 250 health, 30 shield, no noises while cloaked and a special version of the dropkick that gives you a decent boost of speed and causes an explosion upon impact that deals 50 damage to all targets inside of it.

Super Scout

The Super Scout was a stronger version of the AI Scout class that was playable during the Super Update. It sported a "Comically Large Uzi" and a VERY high jump height. When falling from a great enough height, it would leave behind a Clash Royale poison spell, damaging enemies that stood inside of it.

Operator

Operator The Operator was an extremely powerful one life class that was introduced in the Super Update. Unlike other Super Classes, this one was not based off of any existing class, rather it was a concept from an older version of Take and Hold. It had 350 health, 150 shield, and a powerful M249. The M249 had 400 clip size, though it would reload instantly, due to the lack of a reload animation, 750 rpm, and an instant reload. It also sported an APU-like exosuit, with a bulletproof faceplate and legs.

Aerialist

Aerialist The Aerialist is an unused class that was introduced sometime around the Super Update. It has 125 health, 15 shield and uses a UMP-45. The UMP-45 has a clip size of 25, and 700 RPM, alongside a Jetpack. It dons a Grey, Olive or Black APU helmet, vest and a Jetpack.

Epxerimental

Experimental The Experimental is an unused class that was introduced sometime around the Super Update. It has 225 health, 125 shield, and has a tool called "ExoSkeleton Gauntlet" Experimental Has an Red Exoskeleton Red Gasmask And Red Gauntlet its an Experimental Class/ Experimental Armor Unused Due To High Cost Of Creating it, the Experimental Class / Armor Allow's The Person Super Speed Like An Cloaker's High Jump and Slam Down Land With Electric Discharge upon hit's shocking the enemy hit with it

Lore(Story how war begun)

Lore. To shorten the lore, the world is ruled by humans, and the Dummy and Noob teams are genetic anomalies due to the cloning process seen within the game. Both are similar races and don't really have any differences other than their skin color, retaining all features that humans have. The world is run by one big monopoly, "BigCorp", that supplies the world with pretty much every single essential or product to be seen in the real world today. The game takes place in the present. Civilian technology is 1980's to post-modern, while the government has access to more futuristic and experimental items such as advanced electronics, laser equipment, augmentation capabilities and so on. The war began when BigCorp's cloning system introduced the Dummy and Noob races unintentionally. They soon became assimilated into normal human life, often causing events such as racism and discrimination against each other, raising issues and disrupting the peace. BigCorp quickly noticed this, and allowed representatives from both races to come together and create a formal agreement to war. BigCorp supplied them surplus land, and so, they began fueling their war effort with what they have: BigCorp's supplies. Both sides have the same logistics, classes, weapons and supplies as the other with each Class being a biological clone of handpicked specialists in that field. If that didn't make sense, every Scout is biologically the same, same with Infantry and the rest of the classes. Ingame, Players will observe older weaponry such as the AKM and M4 being standard issue, with contemporary weapons being very rarely seen on the battlefield. Explosives such as grenades are very rare and hard to come by in the TnH universe as well. When explosives are seen, it's usually at the hands of the Fragger. Anyway, that's the lore in a pickle. This will probably be expanded but not emphasized.

Assault Jeep (Vehicle)

Assault Jeep Description in-game: "The Assault Jeep is heavily improvised, sporting a single mounted MG. Cost Effective" HP: 1500% Seats: 3; 2 passenger, 1 MG mount. Max speed: 50 Price: 25 tickets Strategy Dont like that boring Carrier Jeep? Now you can get an MG for the sweet sweet price of 15 more tix! It is recommended to have a medic that can heal the person shooting the MG - they are exposed and the main target.

Gun Truck (Vehicle)

Gun Truck Description in-game: "The Gun Truck is massive, sporting three MG seats covering the left, right and back sides of the truck. On top of that, it seats nine passengers. Excellent for breaking into enemy lines." HP: 5000% Seats: 9 passenger, 3 MG mounts. In total 12 Max speed: 30 Price: 100 tickets Strategy Only buy this if you have spare tickets - This sluggish hunk of metal is not worth the price as even with its massive HP pool, it gets shot down almost instantly. Most of the time the randoms on MGs do not have any clue what they're doing and die instantly. It is recommended to have medics healing the gunners and for the team outside of the truck to aid in shooting down any potential threats. As the enemy is focused on the truck, it is generally much easier to get kills. The only map supporting vehicles is Dam so this might change with future updates.

Armored Car (Vehicle)

Armored Car Description in-game: "The Armored Car has steel plates that will reduce incoming damage if hit, as well as a shield for the MG gunner to increase survivability. Driver protection may be an issue." Damage reduction: The armored spots have 40% damage reduction to vehicle - Heavy's damage is only reduced by 20%, and Scorcher's is reduced by a whopping 75% The only map supporting this vehicle is Equatorial Island. HP: 2250% Seats: 3; 2 passengers, 1 MG mount. Max speed: 35 Price: 150 tickets Strategy This is just a better version of the Assault Jeep - the map is so little that its hard to drive around and the price of of the car is rather off putting. [EDITOR'S NOTE: Please edit the page or dm me on discord (.dezu.) if you have anything to add onto the strategy. This update is still rather new and I have not personally seen this vehicle in action too much. It is worth experimenting and playing around with the new car!]