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Classes represent a character's training, talents, and role within the world. They determine the abilities available to your character, their access to magic, and their combat role on the battlefield. | Classes represent a character's training, talents, and role within the world. They determine the abilities available to your character, their access to magic, and their combat role on the battlefield. | ||
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== Passive Abilities == | === Passive Abilities === | ||
Some classes have special passive abilities that grant advantages in play. | Some classes have special passive abilities that grant advantages in play. | ||
=== Recon === | ==== Recon ==== | ||
'''Effect:''' May begin the game in no man's land. This means the character may start the game up to the halfway point between both deployment zones. | '''Effect:''' May begin the game in no man's land. This means the character may start the game up to the halfway point between both deployment zones. | ||
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* Must follow any special placement rules given by the Marshals. | * Must follow any special placement rules given by the Marshals. | ||
=== Extra HP === | ==== Extra HP ==== | ||
'''Effect:''' Start the game with 4 HP instead of the standard 2 HP. | '''Effect:''' Start the game with 4 HP instead of the standard 2 HP. | ||
== Martial Classes == | |||
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== Arcane Classes == | |||
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== Divine Classes == | |||
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== Where To Next? == | == Where To Next? == | ||
* [[Magic]] | * [[Magic]] ← Next Step | ||
* [[Races]] | * [[Races]] | ||
* [[Experience Points]] | * [[Experience Points]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:59, 29 June 2026
Classes represent a character's training, talents, and role within the world. They determine the abilities available to your character, their access to magic, and their combat role on the battlefield.
Whether you are a heavily armoured warrior holding the line, a wizard wielding destructive magic, or a priest calling upon divine power, your class forms the foundation of your character's capabilities throughout the game.
Each class offers a unique playstyle and grants access to different equipment, spells, and special abilities. While your race and culture help shape who your character is, your class defines what they are capable of accomplishing in battles.
At character creation, every player must select a class. New players begin their first event as a Fighter, allowing them to learn the game's core mechanics before exploring more specialised options.
Choosing a Class
When selecting a class, consider:
- What your fighting style will be.
- Whether you prefer combat, magic, or support roles.
- The type of character fantasy you wish to portray.
- The equipment, abilities, and responsibilities associated with each class.
Classes are divided into three broad categories: Martial, Arcane, and Divine.
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ARCANE
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DIVINE
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- Fighter
- Ranger
- Savage Archer
- Barbarian
- Paladin
- Artificer
- Battle Mage
- Sorcerer
- Shaman
- Arcane Assassin
- Cleric
- Druid
- Prophet
- Bard
Passive Abilities
Some classes have special passive abilities that grant advantages in play.
Recon
Effect: May begin the game in no man's land. This means the character may start the game up to the halfway point between both deployment zones.
Restrictions:
- Only usable if the game type allows.
- Must follow any special placement rules given by the Marshals.
Extra HP
Effect: Start the game with 4 HP instead of the standard 2 HP.
Martial Classes
Arcane Classes
Divine Classes
Where To Next?
- Magic ← Next Step
- Races
- Experience Points