When an acolyte turns into a paladin, you’ll see their speed aptitude drop by 30% back to the character’s original base. For example, the tier one acolyte class adjusts the character’s base speed aptitude by +30%, while the tier two paladin class doesn’t change speed aptitude at all. This may seem obvious for tier one, but for tier two this means that aptitude changes will look different depending on what tier one class you chose for a character. It is important to understand that in this guide, the aptitude adjustments you see should be applied to the character’s base aptitudes. Tier one classes and tier two classes both grant 2 new skills as well as adjusting the character’s aptitudes. Instead, each character has a personal skill that influences how they play. Base classes also don’t have skills except for the unique action that the class enables: shoving for warriors, healing for clerics, etc. However, when moving from tier one to tier two, it is possible to choose a tier two class that isn’t on the same row as the tier one class (and therefore thematically similar).īase classes don’t have their own aptitudes – instead, each character has their own personal aptitudes. There is no way to change to a different class once a promotion is chosen, nor is there a way to change into a different archetype entirely. There is then a second promotion into tier two classes at level 30. Each of these classes has four tier one classes they can promote into at level 10. There are six base classes in the game on which the other 48 are built: warrior, ranger, cleric, mage, rogue, and adept. Each section will start with the base class on which an entire archetype is built, then describe the tier one classes before moving on to the tier two classes. The purpose of this guide is to provide a useful reference to the details of each class. Classes affect the weapons and armor your characters wield, their aptitudes for each of the game’s stats, and the skills they pick up to improve their odds in battle. As you play through the game you get two major opportunities to choose what class you would like each character to occupy.
Dark Deity features a total of 54 different classes across 6 broad archetypes.
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