Specialist Classes

I'm interested to learn what the 12 specialist classes are.

I'm usually drawn to mismatched race/class combos like Halfling Fighers or Dwarf Wizards. What path I decide to follow will almost surely be determined by the flavor of the specialist classes. I wonder if they will stay true to most traditional fantasy games (such as Paladin/Ranger/Warrior for Fighter) or whether they will be more unique and specific to the world of Arcadia.

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I'm interested to learn what the 12 specialist classes are.

I'm usually drawn to mismatched race/class combos like Halfling Fighers or Dwarf Wizards. What path I decide to follow will almost surely be determined by the flavor of the specialist classes. I wonder if they will stay true to most traditional fantasy games (such as Paladin/Ranger/Warrior for Fighter) or whether they will be more unique and specific to the world of Arcadia.
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Thanks for the question Paway. This is information that will be revealed on ilkor.com over the coming months.

It is not a secret however. The specialist classes are already well defined and inplace. I can assure you that Ilkor is all about 'old school' and therefore heavy on tradition with a very small twist of 'modern' thrown in for good measure. :D

Here are the specialist classes:

• Fighter
  [list]
• Fighter (prime)
• Paladin
• Ranger

[*]Wizard

• Wizard (prime)
• Sorcerer
• Warlock

[*]Rogue

• Rogue (prime)
• Thief
• Assassin

[*]Priest

• Priest (prime)
• Cleric
• Necromancer

[/list]

Each hero starts out their adventuring career choosing a single 'base class' (fighter, wizard, rogue, priest). Upon reaching level 5 you will need to choose a specialist class.

Any race can be any class.

Hope this helps. There will be more information on each class soon.