In Eldon's Ring of Law, FromSoftware offers players a wide variety of career options. Each class is unique, allowing players to try different prototypes in many ways. The following is a breakdown of these professions for everyone, hoping to help players make the most suitable choice for themselves.
Swordsman
The Swordsman class lets players start with a double knife and the highest base dexterity in the game, which means you can choose to double slash with a double knife in hand, or enjoy long-range combat with the bow and arrow you find. This high value compensates for the shortness of its defensive block capabilities and the risk of having to engage the enemy's short soldiers.
Joining the ranks of swordsmen in fierce battles is a bit of a desperate gamble, as their short-range half-moon curved knives will make you vulnerable to counterattacks. Try to maintain mobility when attacking, quickly cast a few attacks and then immediately retreat to the distance instead shooting enemies with bows and arrows. When facing a larger enemy, the safest tactic is usually to keep your distance and then break through each one.
prophet
Players who prefer to cast magic (a type of magic based on faith values) should consider choosing the "Prophet" class. Its highest stats fall on Concentration and Faith, and it can be expected to have a toolbox with magic, spells, and offensive and defensive buffs. One of the most exciting pieces of equipment in this class is its opening spear weapon.
The Soothsayer can deal slightly more damage than average, and thanks to its powerful weapon skills, the damage can be increased. The only weakness is its low defense value, and the class's initial vitality and endurance are quite backward in the game. Luckily, it has defensive magic and good damage, so it's worth a try.
Brave
Seeing its eye-catching strength points, you know that the brave class is particularly good at melee combat. Equipped with large weapons and rich physical attacks, it ranks among the most powerful hitters in all classes, but those heavy damages can be costly.
The Brave isn't without weaknesses either: its physical attacks require longer preparation times than other classes, and its FP pool is much lower than that of the Prophet (although the damage potential is still high). When using this class character, you must more carefully manage the only spell usage rate and attack timing. If you can grasp the pros and cons, you will get a good reward, because the brave can develop enough to cope with many different situations, especially when his endurance gains more experience points.
Wanderers
Players who often wander the world of soul games are probably most familiar with wanderers. This class has a high starting value in terms of strength, endurance, dexterity and vitality, and will be a good choice for players who insist on taking the sword and shield battle route. Its numerical distribution also provides a little room for trying physics in parallel with spells.
The Wanderer's high strength value means that it can maintain a good movement speed while wearing heavier armor, which is an ideal example of a war of attrition. Although it can't use any spells, it deals a lot of damage and isn't easy to kill, making it a great class for PvP versus and one-on-one heads-ups. Conversely, the skill sets it offers are less useful against group attacks, long-range attackers, and enemies on horseback.
thief
If a stealth-based battle plan is more suitable for your speed, then Thieves will be the best class choice for you at the beginning of your adventure. Equipped with a short bow, it's great for sneaking up on enemies from behind or eliminating them from within a safe range without risking melee duels, and it's below average strength and isn't recommended.
The very high sensitivity value makes the Thief an unmissable option for any player who also wants to try their luck. This attribute governs the possibility of discovering items and is resistant to specific spells and death. The feature it specializes in is less formal than those that focus on combat and spells, and is only key for players who focus on finding the most Loons and items.
Stargazers
Stargazers are another unorthodox profession for soul novices. It is one of the few classes that specializes entirely in spells, and sorcery is the main force it does. Looking at its negligible strength points, this class is never recommended if you want to inflict physical damage.
Although not a physical class, the Stargazer is equipped with a short knife and a small shield in addition to its main weapon, the Stargazer's Staff. Based on the fact that spells are so powerful in The Ring of Eldon, the class's weakness in strength is not hidden. And it can inflict huge damage from a distance from the beginning, which is a big plus.
warrior
Samurai is a great example of "dual professions" being used to the extreme. It appears with high endurance and dexterity, and is fully capable of mastering its initial weapon longbow and katana. With the help of the Katana Bleeding Ability, the two weapons work together to inflict damage on the injured over time.
Using these two weapons in succession, the samurai can safely kill in and out, and can also use its rapid knife collection attack to teach small mistakes. However, due to the lack of induction, faith, and intelligence, this class does not have many magic skills or opportunities to try FP abilities.
prisoner
Like the samurai, the prisoner is a hybrid class, proficient in both sword and magic. Thanks to its high strength points, prisoners outperform similar classes in damage and defense output, making them a choice with a high degree of strain freedom.
In addition to this, its high concentration and intelligence points also give you greater flexibility in offensive spells, but healing is not its strength. Prisoners, like samurai, are professions that can be easily faced with almost any situation.
spy
The Secret Agent is a bit of a hybrid class between knights and taoists. Known for its strength, dexterity, concentration, and faith values, it allows players to deal moderate physical damage and perform powerful throwing magic attacks. It is also equipped with a giant shield and is a good choice for players who value defense.
Secret Agents can also inject buffs into their weapons to become powerful with moderate spell abilities. With enough attribute buffs to be used in the right direction, Secret Agent also has the potential to become one of the most versatile and informal classes in Eldon's Circle of Law.
No owner
For players who want to experience the Journey of The Ring of Eldon in the most brutal way possible, the return of "No Owner" will leave you with a really almost no advantage. Naked and equipped with only a simple stick, all values are evenly distributed. Theoretically, you can move anywhere from this profession, but starting with no owner really makes the already harsh experience worse.