Classes: Warrior, Mage, Rogue and Paladin

Warrior

The tank

Plate armor and the biggest health pool in the game. Strength raises his damage and lets him block blows. Built to outlast anyone in a long fight.

Main attribute	Strength
HP per Constitution	24 HP
Max crit chance	30%
Crit damage	1.5×

Mage

The glass cannon

Every point of Intelligence hits 30% harder than another class's main attribute, and spells ignore 30% of the target's armor. Fragile, so the fight has to end fast.

Main attribute	Intelligence
HP per Constitution	15 HP
Max crit chance	20%
Crit damage	1.5×

Rogue

The crit master

Dexterity raises the rogue's damage and dodge. The highest critical chance in the game, and every critical strike deals double damage.

Main attribute	Dexterity
HP per Constitution	24 HP
Max crit chance	45%
Crit damage	2×

Paladin

The holy shield

Hammer, shield and holy light. Every blow heals her for 15% of the damage dealt, and her shield gives +10% block. Wears only her own sacred gear, but can also wield warrior weapons.

Main attribute	Intelligence
HP per Constitution	24 HP
Max crit chance	25%
Crit damage	1.5×

What attributes do

You buy attribute points with gold in the Character room of the Tavern. Each point costs a little more than the last. Every attribute helps every class:

Block: +0.2% chance per Strength point (max 20%) to take only half damage. Dodge: +0.4% per Dexterity point, up to 25%. Accuracy: each Intelligence point cancels 0.2% of the enemy's dodge. Armor from gear reduces damage, less so against higher-level attackers (max 60%).

Which class should I pick?

Pick the class whose style you enjoy — all four are balanced to win about half of their fights against an equal opponent. Warriors forgive mistakes, mages reward a strong build, rogues live and die by their crits, paladins outlast everyone by healing through the fight. Gear for each class drops from dungeon bosses and is sold in the shop; see the full item list.