Those that prefer to use magic in combat can choose from Sorcerer, Pyromancer, or the Cleric (the latter combines the abilities of a Warrior and a Sorcerer). Players whose style focuses on speed should take an interest in the Thief and the Assassin class. If you're a beginner, or newcomer to the franchise, you should pick either the heavily-armored Knight, or the powerful Warrior. The in-game class descriptions are enough to give you a general idea about the preferred style of a given class.

Remember, that with each new level, you will only have a single ability points to distribute. Thanks to that, you won't have to waste precious ability points to develop stats that are completely unnecessary for your particular build. However, it would be smart to pick a class that you think will best reflect your gameplay style. This means that even if you started with, for instance, a Knight, there's nothing preventing you from investing points into the Intelligence stat and focusing solely on spells. The character class you select at the beginning isn't really that important, as you will be able to develop your character in virtually any way you want.

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