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Bard Though trained as entertainers, Bards are more powerful than they appear. They’re one of the most versatile classes, as they can take on many different roles. When necessary, they can join in hand-to-hand combat, buff party members to give them strength, or assist with healing and power recovery. A skilled Bard is an asset to any party. Both Humans and elves can train as Bards. The most important stats for a Bard are stamina and agility. This makes a human the best choice for a would-be Bard, but Elves are only slightly less adept and nicely fill this role. Advantages
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Cleric They are the healers, and one of the most valued classes in the group setting. Clerics have the strongest healing spells and some of the most powerful Hit Point and Armor Class buffs in the game. A Cleric’s role is straightforward. You heal the party when the need arises and strengthen the melee classes with your powerful Hit Point and Armor Class buffs. When things go wrong you can resurrect fallen party members and help your group recover from a defeat quickly at less experience debt. Many races can become clerics: Humans, Dark Elves, Elves, Erudites, Dwarves, Halflings and Gnomes. The most important stats for Clerics are wisdom and charisma. Thus Elves make the best Clerics, but Erudites and Dwarves are also excellent choices. Advantages
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