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When you begin Mists of Din, you will create a character by choosing their race, subrace, color palette, and starting class.

It is recommended to try and combine races and classes to create unique synergistic effects.

There are four playable races in Mists of Din, and nine subraces.

Erdman

• +2 Reputation Gain
• Preserve Tech Points Across Battles

• -15% Health Recovery

Erdman people are the most common in Din. They are friendly, but have a dark history of colonization and war.

They are suitable for most combat roles. The Millfolk are a caste of merchants, painters, and farmers who live on coastal plains. The Stonefolk are a caste of miners, sculptors, and sailors who live among the islands.

Whiskerkin

• +5% Dodge Rate

• -1 Reputation Gain

A secluded people, the Whiskerkin are misunderstood by the world. They have a rich culture in the desert, and are known for delicious cuisine.

The Hunters are a matriarchal nation of strong and dextrous fighters who see magic as a taboo. The Islandkind, however, are secretive, and devote their time to exploring magic and its curious nature.

Astridian

• +50% Poison Resistance
• +1 Reputation Gain

• +25% Fire Weakness

Astridians are a cosmic race hailing from a magical fungal comet that landed upon Din 10,000 years ago.

Their grace, beauty, and rarity make them well-respected folk. Named such after the color of the light that shines from their eyes, the Red Astridians are a warrior caste who use magic as a protective shell, and are devoted to protecting their people. The Astridians of White are born with a deep magical resonance which comes with deep ambition. They occasionally fall into magical obsession or addiction.

Ento

• Exoskeleton Armor
• +5% HP

• -1 Reputation Gain
• -8% Evasion Rate

The Ento are a shamanistic race of insectoid beings that emerge from the ground every 100 years. They go on expeditions to learn about the universe and acquire traces of their insectoid god.

The Hercules are a dedicated group of warriors who protect the Ento expeditions from those who would do them harm. The Harlequin are dedicated ritualists who transrcibe their visions. The Scarab Ento are explorers who search out signs of divininty and lead expeditions.

Classes in Mists of Din each offer unique skills. Once you unlock a skill for a particular class, it becomes available for any class that can use the same category of skills.

The most common skill categories are Technique, Lo-Magic, and Holy Magic.

When you create a character, you will choose one of the following starting classes:

The Swordsman

The Swordsman class is a strong physical fighter class with high resistance to common debuffs.

Skill types: Technique

The Sorcerer

The Sorcerer class uses element-neutral magic in combat. They have 20 bonus Magic Points (MP), making them very potent spellcasters. Many Sorcerer skills have chance-based effects, such as having a chance to refund MP or strike multiple times. Choosing the Sorcerer is a more difficult start than some other classes.

Skill types: Lo-Magic

The Thief

The Thief class utilizes high speed in combat. They have the special ability to Steal items from enemy's potential loot table. Some items can only be obtained by stealing them!

Skill types: Technique, Trickery

Thief is considered a Taboo profession. Characters may treat you differently while you play as Thief. There are unique opportunities for both Taboo and Virtuous classes.

The Cleric of Light

The Light Cleric is a Radiant-aligned Wisdom support caster. Their special ability is Prayer, which grants the entire party a temporary defensive barrier. Choosing the Light Cleric is a more difficult start than some other classes.

Skill types: Holy Magic, Technique

Light Cleric is considered a Virtuous profession. Characters may treat you differently while you play as Light Cleric. There are unique opportunities for both Taboo and Virtuous classes.

The first step in unlocking new classes is to meet someone willing to teach you. Finding these mentors is key to surviving in Din, because learning skills from one class will transfer those skills to any other class that can access that Skill Type.

There are 33 planned classes for Mists of Din. Journey through the mists and unlock the following classes:

The Ranger

The Ranger is a physical fighter class with a focus on high single-target damage. Their high Agility gives them more turns in battle, allowing them to concentrate on landing the perfect shot.

A world-famous Ranger is said to live somewhere near Blimp Hill. Could the rumor be true?

Skill types: Technique, Lo-Magic

The Druid

Druids are Mages that utilize Wisdom in spellcasting. Their spells call upon the forces of nature to aid their allies or hinder enemies. Around the world of Din are Druid Temples, each of which grant Druids the ability to Wild Form into an offense-oriented were-animal for a few turns.*

The Werewolf Wild Form changes the Druid into a fierce melee assassin. Werewolf attacks have a chance to deal Critical Strikes and inflict Bleed.

The Werebear Wild Form changes the Druid into a hearty tank. As a Werebear, the Druid can force opponents to engage in combat, and recover swiftly from wounds.

As a Weresnake, the Caster becomes a toxic but fragile Earth-aligned Mage. Weresnake spells can inflict the rare status effect Toxin: a Poison subtype that quickly saps HP.

Druids are drawn to the sites of natural disaster, to pray for the soil. They are not uncommon to see near the Undead Village.

Skill types: Lo-Magic, Wild Form

*Wild Form is not yet implemented in the game.

The Berserker

The Berserker is a physical fighter class that uses reckless acts to deal high damage. They sacrifice defenses in order to wield heavy weapons to kill as fast as possible.

There's a Berserker in Meager Village somewhere who is very excited to share his craft with others.

Skill types: Technique

The Warlock

The Warlock is an Intelligence-based Mage with the ability to align with Patrons. Although preferring offense-oriented magic, Warlock Patrons each have their own unique set of spells granted when the Warlock chooses to equip their Vow. Warlocks can freely swap between Patrons outside of combat.

The Faerie Queen is a Patron most welcoming to new Warlocks. She is found in the Faerie Forest to the West of Meager Village. Warlocks from all over Din mage their pilgrimage here. The Faerie Queen grants spells of deceit.

The Fire Spirit is mysterious, and lives somewhere in the Brown Sugar Desert, worshipping the sun. They bequeath powers of fiery destruction to Warlocks who accept their Patronage.

The Shadowkeeper is a Patron spirit who dwells deep underground. He is known to hunger for human souls, and to trick Warlocks into accepting unfair terms. Those who seek his Patronage wield spells that subdue opponents with blinding, oppressive darkness.

Skill types: Dark Magic, Lo-Magic, Technique

The Knight

The Knight is a defensive-oriented fighter class with abilities that help sustain the party through difficult battles. They have access to defensive Aura passives, which affect the entire party as long as the user is alive.

Knights allied with various factions are all over Din. Perhaps one of them could help you? You may have to prove yourself heroic first, however.

Skill types: Technique

Knight is considered a Virtuous profession. Characters may treat you differently while you play as the Knight. There are unique opportunities for both Taboo and Virtuous classes.

Every class has a Star Rating, with the lowest rating being 3, and the highest being 5.

The Star Rating of a class communicates the overall power level based on stat growth and skill availability. 5-Star classes are the rarest and most powerful type, and offer the most powerful skills to acquire.