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# Origins: Classes
### What is a Class?
A **Class** is an additional layer of **Origin** that the player selects after their main [Origin ](/origination-1.19.2/origins-information/origins.md)when they join the world for the first time. The **Class** adds minor buffs to your selected Origin, which are typically passive abilities to enhance your quality of life experience. For example one may choose the [Lumberjack ](/origination-1.19.2/origins-information/list-of-playable-classes/lumberjack.md)as a **Class**, which allows players to gain two extra planks when crafting a log into planks, and also enables the ability to destroy entire trees with one swing when using an Axe.\
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View the [List of Playable Classes](/origination-1.19.2/origins-information/list-of-playable-classes.md) to see all of the **Classes** available in the modpack.
### How do I change my Class?
To change your **Class** in survival, craft or find an **Orb of Vocation**. When used, it will relaunch the UI to reselect your **Class.**\
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An **Orb of Vocation** can be found as loot randomly in structures throughout the world, or can be crafted using the following recipe:
Ingredients: x1 Eye of Ender, x1 Iron Pickaxe, x1 Clock
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