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 Classes

There are 5 basic guilds in Algoron.

The Warriors Guild is for giving people of all races the basic training in the art of fighting. This includes many skills and even some basic spells if the person chooses to learn them. Warriors are big and strong and the best fighters of all of the basic four guilds.

The Thieves Guild allows almost any race inside for training. They don't general allow Giant Ogres due to their enormous size and lack of stealth.  This guild trains people in the art of lock picking, stealing, and moving with great stealth. They make good fighters due to their backstabbing styles and they can even learn some basic magical skills.

The Mages Guild teaches people of all races, except Kender, magic.  Kender are by nature too curious and mischievous and teaching one any magic is strictly forbidden.  Mages are encouraged to enter the Conclave to get the best knowledge, but many mages prefer not to, limiting themselves to lesser magic's.

The Clerics Guild is for those who wish to follow and serve a particular God or Goddess. When these clerics choose not to worship a God or Goddess at all, they are stripped of their powers entirely. This guild is open to all religions and all races.

The Bard Guild is for those musicians that wish to learn more of the (sometimes) magical art of music. Bards also know some of the fighting skills, mostly the ones they would pick up in bar fights, and then they have their repertoire of songs which produce varying affects. Bards are well known for being drunk and spending a lot of time in bars or taverns.


Reclasses

Warrior Reclasses:(8206 - 8129 combined pk record for Warriors and Warrior Reclasses)
Warrior Base Class:   (598 played)
Ranger
(222 played)
(Warriors trained in nature, survival and tracking)
Barbarian
(334 played)
(Big warriors trained in the roughest frontiers, they detest magic)
Swashbuckler
(235 played)
(Nice dressing quick witted swordsman. Charming, yet dangerous)
Armsman
(281 played)
(Master of Arms, a master with almost all weapons)

Thief Reclasses:(5782 - 4513 combined pk record for Thieves and Thief Reclasses)
Thief Base Class:   (321 played)

Assassin (252 played)
(Trained in the art of assassination and the martial arts)
Bandit (84 played)
(Professional thieves, better adept in the art of "obtaining")
Nightshade  (106 played)
(Masters of Stealth and Stealth based attacks)
Pirate  (165 played)
(Scourge of the sea, Masters of firearms and incendiary devices)

Mage Reclasses:(2766 - 4605 combined pk record for Mages and Mage Reclasses)
Mage Base Class:   (414 played)
Witch
(female) or Warlock (male) (107 played)
(Witchcraft training at its finest, create many potions to throw upon victims)
Illusionist (105 played)
(Masters of Illusions and deceptive magic)
Enchanter (293 played)
(Enchanters of items and weapons and conjurers of magical beings)
Mentalist (72 played)
(Masters of the mind causing their opponents to feel fear and other bad things)

Cleric Reclasses:(6580 - 7740 combined pk record for Clerics and Cleric Reclasses)
Cleric Base Class:   (302 played)
Crusader (201 played)

(great holy fighters, normally mounted)
Druid (210 played)
(Worshippers of nature, powerful magic users)
Shaman (127 played)
(Barbaric witch doctors, powerful and frightening spells)
Priest (214 played)
(Priests of the Gods, holy and faithful)

Bard Reclasses:(2985 - 2780 combined pk record for Bards and Bard Reclasses)
Bard Base Class:   (153 played)
Jongleur (105 played)

(Acrobats/Jugglers)
Charlatan (71 played)
(Trickster/Con Artist)
Skald (221 played)
(Singing, Chanting Warriors)

Clan/Kingdom/Other Specific Advanced Guilds:

Battlerager (Wargar) (45 played)
(Dwarven Berserkers, one of the most deadly classes)
Runesmith (Wargar) (10 played)
(Dwarven Runesmiths, powerful dwarven magic)
Bladesinger (Shalonesti) (47 played)
(Elves who have learned the art of bladesinging)
Eldritch  (Shalonesti) (19 played)
(Physically Weak, but strong elvish magic)
Shadow Knight (Shadow) (22 played)
(Honorable Evil Knights of Necrucifer)
Paladin
(Knighthood) (18 played)
(Great Knights of the Gods of Good)
Confessor (Knighthood) (1 played)
(Fanatical Knights of Siccara)
Anti-Paladin (ex-Knighthood) (0 played)
(ex-Paladins gone bad)
Necromancer (Conclave) (34 played)
(Magic users who use magic from the undead)
Invoker (Conclave) (75 played)
(shapes magical energy to create an effect or object)
Transmuter (Conclave) (75 played)
(Mages that change physical properties of an object or creature)
Battle Mage (Conclave) (19 played)
(Plenty of Hit Points and physical defense based magic, poor offensive magic)
Monk (Manatonics) (30 played)
(Manatonics who dedicate their life to their art)
Dragon Slayer (Slayers) (19 played)
(Warrior like fighter with a specialized skills for slaying Dragons)

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