Difference between revisions of "Classes"
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| − | + | Sloth has eight starting character classes and one advanced class. Each | |
| − | [[Thief|thief]], and [[Warrior|warrior]]. | + | player chooses one of the eight staring classes: [[Bard|bard]], [[Cleric|cleric]], [[Druid|druid]], [[Mage|mage]], [[Monk|monk]], [[Necromancer|necromancer]], |
| + | [[Thief|thief]], and [[Warrior|warrior]]. Players then choose subsequent classes as they | ||
| + | acquire sufficient experience to do so. This choice is | ||
| + | final; the only way to get a different set of classes is to create a new | ||
| + | character. | ||
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| + | Once a character reaches maximum level (which is 40) | ||
| + | in all four of his starting classes, he will become an avatar, which gives | ||
| + | him access to new, more powerful abilities and spells. The exact spells and | ||
| + | abilities available to avatars depend upon the player's four initial classes. | ||
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| + | The eight starting classes are | ||
[[Warrior|Warriors]] | [[Warrior|Warriors]] | ||
Revision as of 23:27, 5 February 2011
Sloth has eight starting character classes and one advanced class. Each player chooses one of the eight staring classes: bard, cleric, druid, mage, monk, necromancer, thief, and warrior. Players then choose subsequent classes as they acquire sufficient experience to do so. This choice is final; the only way to get a different set of classes is to create a new character.
Once a character reaches maximum level (which is 40)
in all four of his starting classes, he will become an avatar, which gives
him access to new, more powerful abilities and spells. The exact spells and
abilities available to avatars depend upon the player's four initial classes.
The eight starting classes are Warriors
Once a character reaches maximum level (which is 40) in his first four classes, he will become an avatar, which gives him access to new, more powerful abilities and spells.
