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[[ | <p>In [[Dungeons & Dragons Online|DDO]], just like in tabletop D&D, class represents the identity and nature of the character that you are playing. A characters capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses are defined by its class. For most races within the game, you must choose a class during the creation or reincarnation process. For [[Iconic Races|Iconics]], the first class is automatically chosen during character creation.</p> | ||
[[ | <p>As a character levels up, you can choose to have more than one class. At any single time during the life of a character, you can have up to 3 classes (called multi-classing).</p> | ||
<p>There are currently 15 classes and six archetypes to choose from in DDO (for a total of 21 options).</p> | |||
<p>For more information about a specific class, click on the links above.</p> | |||
Latest revision as of 22:06, 9 November 2023
In DDO, just like in tabletop D&D, class represents the identity and nature of the character that you are playing. A characters capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses are defined by its class. For most races within the game, you must choose a class during the creation or reincarnation process. For Iconics, the first class is automatically chosen during character creation.
As a character levels up, you can choose to have more than one class. At any single time during the life of a character, you can have up to 3 classes (called multi-classing).
There are currently 15 classes and six archetypes to choose from in DDO (for a total of 21 options).
For more information about a specific class, click on the links above.
