Fifteen paths
A class is not a stat block - it is a way to live in the world, tied to a god, a realm, and the Reputation Engine that decides whether you rise to legend or fall to ruin. Twelve storied guilds, two disciplines, and the shadow paths most never speak of aloud. Four halls - the warriors, the mages, the healers and the rogues - open their doors to anyone who has finished their Explorer training. Some take you only on a guildmaster's word, and the rest are promotions, hearing nobody who has not already carried a prerequisite path to level 100.
Where each people leans
Every race can walk every path - no lineage is barred from any guild. What race changes is where your statistic points are likely to land, and so which paths a people takes to naturally. The ledger below marks those affinities; every unmarked pairing is open. Tap or hover a row to focus it.
Reading the ledger
Natural fitOpen| Race | Warrior | Paladin | Ranger | Mage | Necromancer | Cleric | Healer | Merchant | Bard | Rogue | Thief | Assassin |
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GuildWhere battle rages, you stand.
The visible edge of conflict. Warriors fight openly, endure hardship, and accept the cost of violence so civilization does not have to. Their advancement is purely martial - durability and the threat they project - and the world reads every blow. Steel and will; nothing else matters.
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GuildThe right to judge is earned, and lost in the open.
Warriors who earned the right to judge. Their oaths bind violence to law and faith; they act with permission, not impulse, and fall publicly when they break it. Authority replaces brute force, and credibility governs their power. No bloodline is barred, but no one begins here either: a Paladin is promoted at level 100 from a Warrior or a Cleric who has already finished the road.
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GuildAnswer to land and instinct, never to law.
Rangers walk the spaces between cities, masters of terrain and movement who fight only when they must. They answer to land and instinct rather than law, preferring low presence and trading visibility for control of the ground itself.
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GuildReshape the world, and wear every scar.
Mages bend reality and live with the marks it leaves. Every spell reshapes the world and the caster, and power draws fear and scrutiny in equal measure. Discipline is the only thing standing between an Arcane Master and an unstable outcast.
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GuildDeath is not an end. It is an inheritance.
Necromancers study death as continuity, not conclusion. Their art binds corpse, memory, and spirit, and Morbis remembers every bargain. Their threat rises irreversibly and the clerics never stop watching. No bloodline is barred, but the order takes only mages who have already mastered the arcane, and never walk-ins.
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GuildTruth is the only weapon you will ever need.
Clerics enforce divine consequence. They judge without illusion and act under constant observation, their authority rising and falling with their credibility. Truth is their weapon, and they are accountable for every use of it.
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GuildWhile the world moves, it moves through you.
Merchants keep the world moving; value flows where they pass safely, and when trade fails, war follows. Their presence is high and their leverage grows with every honored contract - until a single broken one blacklists them everywhere at once.
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GuildBind a war with a single word, or ignite one.
Diplomats shape conflict without steel. Their words bind and redirect wars, and a single failure can set realms alight. Their presence runs extremely high, and credibility is the shield that keeps their maneuvering from being traced. Registered but not yet built: the Diplomat has no abilities and no guild entrance in the world today.
Explore Diplomats ›The mind is the only weapon no one can disarm.
Psions turn thought into force. Their power needs no reagent, no prayer and no gesture, which makes it both the hardest discipline to learn and the hardest to prove. They strike at range, shield themselves in kinetic pressure, and win by taking an enemy apart from the inside out.
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GuildHistory remembers whoever you decide it remembers.
Bards decide what is remembered. Heroes rise or fall by the stories told of them, and a bard's influence outlives armies. Their presence scales with their audience, and credibility is the core of their craft.
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DisciplineWhere every character begins, and no one stays.
Every character begins as an Explorer. It is the first ten levels of the world: no class abilities, a hard cap at level 10, and one job - reach that cap and join a guild. What an explorer learns in those levels is the world itself, the ordinary craft of moving, surviving and reading danger before a guild ever hands them a power.
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DisciplineWhere you kneel, the dying rise.
Healers stand on the seam between this life and the next and refuse to let the dying cross it. Where the cleric judges and the necromancer bargains with death, the healer simply mends, an aura of calm soothing even grievous wounds. Loralei teaches that life must be nurtured as tenderly as Aurin's terraces, and the healer is that creed made flesh. Their credibility is bound to mercy itself: the realms trust the one who arrives to save rather than to settle a score, and a healer who keeps that faith becomes the most welcome figure on any field.
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DisciplineBefore the thief, before the blade - the one who slips the lock.
The rogue is an open guild anyone may walk into - quick hands, quicker exits, and an instinct for the unguarded moment. Where the thief perfects absence and the assassin perfects certainty, the rogue is simply the survivor who learned to take what the world left unlocked.
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