Races, Classes and Companions summed up

[dlux]

I took the time to sum up all of the classes, companions, etc. that will be included in the game BESIDES the amount of content (quests, areas, NPCs, etc.) that is also included. I thought some people might be interested in seeing what we are getting without the need to search for the info.

 

At $2,5 million we will have (summed up):

 

6 races (human, elves, dwarves, godlike, ??? and ???)

9 classes (fighters, wizards, priests, rougues, rangers, monks, druids, barbarians, ciphers)

8 companions (edair, cadegund, aloth, monk dude, dwarven ranger chick and 3x ???)

 

Tell me if you find a mistake.

Edited October 5, 2012 by dlux

[butterfly]

I count 6 races and 8 companions(and 9 classes).

[dlux]

I count 6 races and 8 companions(and 9 classes).

hmmm

 

1,1 million: 3 races, 5 classes, and 5 companions

1,4 million: +1 race, +1 class, and +1 companion

1,8 million: +1 race, +1 class, and +1 companion

2,2 million: +1 companion

2,3 million: +1 race

2,5 million: +2 classes

 

Yes, you are correct. ^^

Edited October 5, 2012 by dlux

[Enoch]

Isn't this sort of information the reason that there's a pinned link to the wiki site on this forum?

[dlux]

Isn't this sort of information the reason that there's a pinned link to the wiki site on this forum?

 

lol, how could i have missed that. ^^ Okay, just let this thread die, it is not even needed.

[Tale]

Where are you getting race at 2.4? 2.3 has godlike.

[dlux]

Where are you getting race at 2.4? 2.3 has godlike.

typo. It was supposed to be $2,3m

 

But we have a wiki anyway, which I totally missed.

[rjshae]

Early on I think they mentioned that humans would come in different varieties. I took that to mean they would implement human races in a manner comparable to the Elder Scrolls series, which has Bretons, Imperial, Nord and Redguard. Not sure if they will implement multiple varieties of elves, dwarves, and godlike, but presumably they would.

[Kilroy_Was_Here]

Aren't 'subraces' already confirmed?

[Gyor]

Yes, Glanfalten (or something) Elves are an example of that (so far they sound simular to wild/wood elves.

[NOK222]

Yes, Glanfalten (or something) Elves are an example of that (so far they sound simular to wild/wood elves.

 

Except more barbaric.

[Uomoz]

I want to point out that during the PE KS video you can see many concepts of characters that are now identifiable as:

 

Edair, Cadegund in various clothes\armor, Aloth in various armors, someone with hairs similar to the wild monk dude in various clothes\armor, a female elf probably mage unidentified (character as well?).