Enum rpgstat::class::Normal[][src]

pub enum Normal {
    Alchemist,
    Archer,
    Elemental,
    Knight,
    Monk,
    Priest,
    Soldier,
    Ranger,
    Valkyrie,
}

Variants

Alchemist

Full of concotions to both heal and harm.

Archer

Aw, shoot you are good!

Elemental

Devoted to studying the elements and harnessing their powers

Knight

Generally this is the good guy in the story…

Monk

Devoted to reading really old books and figuring out really old combinations of substances

Priest

Into life magic, which overcomes death magic

Soldier

This is the default, because a lot of RPG games involve the Soldier in a dungeon being an enemy for whatever reason…

Ranger

Incredibly stealthy, this rounded character can survive any environment

Valkyrie

The elite female warriors from the deepest coldest winters

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