Just wondering. Obviously, ranger, fighter and wizard is not on the discussion because they are already in the game.

My opinion would be Cipher. I also asked ChatGPT and Grok to try to find which would be the most wanted DLC class :

Id love the priest class to return. There's just so much fun roleplay potential with that class.

On 2/24/2026 at 8:41 PM, Cleric said:

Id love the priest class to return. There's just so much fun roleplay potential with that class.

Priest would be great too. Mainly if don't come only with healing.

The Avowed skill tree is organised into the core classes of Warrior, Rogue and Mage. It retains the free allocation system from the rulebook, giving players a wide range of options for how their hybrid classes might look. Rather than a Paladin being strictly based on specific warrior skills and specific mage skills, the player has the choice.

Accordingly, the hybrid classes exist as they can be played in the gameplay. But they can be shaped as the player sees fit for their character.

How does a Cleric or Paladin with their ‘domain’ function in the role of the Envoy? The Envoy begins with their affiliation to the Aedyr Throne. And their task, which is part of the main plot.

How would a Bleak Walker or Kind Wayfarers fit in? Various dialogues would need to be altered, including skills. A Woadica Paladin would work fine in some contexts, but restricting the Paladin class to that role feels limiting.

On 3/25/2026 at 12:04 PM, dukemon_1 said:

It retains the free allocation system from the rulebook, giving players a wide range of options for how their hybrid classes might look. Rather than a Paladin being strictly based on specific warrior skills and specific mage skills, the player has the choice.

Disagreed.

The skill tree is too simplistic. Wizards in Deadfire, only counting the 1st, 2nd and 3rd tier spells have more spells than all Wizard spells in Avowed. That said, you can have a priest and choose a domain by once spending points, seeing a "list" of domains.