| Soldier |
Direct combat focused class, tends to be first in the fight, and last on the battlefield. Can usually be found causing trouble when not on missions or in the field, never to be underestimated.
Advantages:
- Bonus to physical stat gains
- Able to use all weapons
- Able to use all forms of Armour
Disadvantages:
- Reduced skill gains in non-combat fields
- Reduced skill gains in intelligence based professions
- Reduced gains to intelligence stat group |
| Healer |
Usually found far from the forward battlefields, in tents, behind lots of guards and other fighters. Primarily responsible for undoing the damage caused by other people. Given a reputation for being squishy, those that brave the battlefield to help their comrades tend to get free drinks during the engagement (after work of course).
Advantages:
- Bonus to Intelligence stat group gains
- Better able to use objects based on ¡®alloys and compositions and things with... molecular structures¡¯
- Easier time learning all skills that don¡¯t involve direct combat
Disadvantages:
- Reduced stat gain for both physical stat groups
- Unable to wear armour heavier than ¡®Light¡¯ class
- Restricted to weapons with a range below ¡®Medium¡¯ class |
| Scout |
Only found on the battlefield when they mess up. Usually found on the fringes of battles performing various activities; scouting, assassinating, sniping, causing trouble. They have a reputation of both problem solver and problem causer.
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Advantages:
- Bonus to Agility stat group gains
- Able to use all ranged weapons
- Starting access to the Stealth tree
- Likely to be hired to fix problems you caused, in multi-faction engagements
Disadvantages:
- Reduced stat gains for physical stat group
- Unable to wear armour heavier than ¡®Medium¡¯ class
- Decreased chance of being invited into factions permanently
- Restricted to single handed close range weapons
- Unable to use ¡®Heavy¡¯ class weapons |