Character Options
Character Classes
Choose your path in the World of Oda. Each class offers unique abilities, combat styles, and role-playing opportunities.
All Classes
Agent
Agents represent those adventurers whose expertise was gained through extensive training and education, usually on behalf of a political, cultural or economic faction. On Oda there many factions secretly competing for money, power and influence. Kingdoms, fraternal lodges, commercial cartels and criminal syndicates all train agents with skills intended to further their purposes. Occasionally, these agents go rogue and work according to their own will.
Cleric
As a conduit for divine power, clerics can cast spells and channel the energy of their deity to heal allies, smite enemies, and perform miracles.
Courtsword
A Courtsword is a kind of warrior common throughout Oda, but closely associated with northern Tradelands. The Courtsword trains himself to fight without any conscious thought or effort. They fight purely on their well-honed instincts. The monastic quality of their training produces excellent warriors and instills the values of loyalty, bravery and obedience. Because of these traits, Courtswords are valued as bodyguards to many powerful and influential figures.
Fighter
Fighters are masters of combat, trained in the art of war. They excel in all forms of physical combat, from swordplay to archery.
Philosopher
The Philosopher is a class that is skilled in the art of contemplation and introspection, using their wisdom and understanding to navigate the complexities of the world and gain insight into the nature of reality. They are often found in libraries, universities, and other centers of learning, seeking to understand the world through logic and reason.
Priest
Amidst a campsite's flickering firelight, the adventurers rested, nursing their wounds from a skirmish. The Priest quickly prepared a makeshift stone altar, placing upon it his sacred book of rites. He chanted softly, invoking the Mending Wounds ritual. Each member approached in turn, their wounds sealing as the Priest traced symbols over them.