Class Guide: All Four Heroes

Your class is permanent — choose carefully. This guide breaks down every attribute, unlockable dialogue path, and survival strategy for each of Avalon's four hero classes. Jump to the class you want:

Stats are at Level 1. Each level-up grants +3 points to distribute freely. HP and MP grow by 5–15 per level depending on class.

Seer

Base Stats (Level 1)

Attribute	Value	Notes
HP	80	Lowest of all classes — avoid prolonged combat
MP	120	Highest MP pool — sustain long magical sequences
STR	6	Very low — physical attacks deal minimal damage
INT	14	High — unlocks magical attacks and hidden runic puzzles
AGI	10	Average — reliable flee chance
CHA	10	Average — basic dialogue options available
WILL	12	Good — strong mental resistance, faster MP regen
PER	14	High — finds hidden items, detects traps

Seer Strengths

• Highest INT + PER in the game — sees secrets no other class can find
• Best lore interactions — unlocks hidden Codex entries and magical item descriptions
• MP sustain — can run magical combat sequences without stopping to rest
• Strong against mentally weak enemies (wisps, phantoms)

Seer Weaknesses

• Lowest HP (80) — two strong hits can be lethal at early levels
• Weak physical attack — STR 6 means very low base damage
• Relies on preparation — must have the right items and spells prepared before combat

Seer Playstyle Tips

1. Speak to every NPC before exploring combat areas — your high PER reveals hidden dialogue branches
2. Keep 3+ Health Potions at all times — you cannot afford to take more than 2–3 hits
3. Level INT first; each INT point increases magical damage by ~1.5×
4. Approach Marsh of Echoes only at Level 4+ — Marsh Wraiths deal spirit damage that ignores physical armour

Rogue

Base Stats (Level 1)

Attribute	Value	Notes
HP	100	Highest HP — best early survival
MP	70	Low — limited magical options
STR	12	Good — solid physical damage
INT	8	Low — most magical items are inaccessible
AGI	16	Highest AGI — best flee rate, acts first in combat
CHA	12	Above average — extra merchant discounts
WILL	8	Low — vulnerable to mental/spirit attacks
PER	14	High — finds traps and hidden stashes

Rogue Strengths

• 100 HP + AGI 16 — by far the safest class for new players
• Highest Agility — flee success rate is ~80% even at Level 1
• Best merchant prices — CHA 12 unlocks cheaper prices and rare item stock
• Acts first in most combats — often deals the killing blow before the enemy attacks

Rogue Weaknesses

• Low INT (8) — cannot use magical equipment, misses many Seer/Mentalist dialogue options
• Low WILL (8) — mentally weak enemies like Memoria Wraiths deal extra damage
• Shallow narrative experience — misses the majority of lore hidden behind INT/WILL checks

Rogue Playstyle Tips

1. Attack first, ask questions later — your AGI gives you initiative; strike before the enemy can
2. Sell everything you don't need — CHA 12 means better prices. Gold is your best tool
3. Level AGI to 20 for near-certain flee on any enemy — never get trapped again
4. Equip a Poison Blade (loot drop from Phantom Soldiers) — deals damage-over-time to offset low INT

Mentalist

Base Stats (Level 1)

Attribute	Value	Notes
HP	90	Average — manageable with good preparation
MP	110	Very high — second only to Seer
STR	6	Very low — avoid pure physical combat
INT	16	Highest INT — unlocks everything the Seer sees, plus more
AGI	10	Average — normal flee rate
CHA	8	Below average — fewer merchant dialogue paths
WILL	14	High — strongest mental shield in the game
PER	16	Highest PER — detects everything

Mentalist Strengths

• INT 16 + PER 16 — the most insight-rich class; unlocks every hidden dialogue, every lore fragment
• WILL 14 — near-immune to mental attacks; Memoria Wraiths deal minimal damage
• Can end some encounters through dialogue alone — persuade enemies to surrender
• Best long-game class — most powerful by mid-game with proper stat investment

Mentalist Weaknesses

• STR 6 — identical to Seer; physical damage is negligible without INT-scaling abilities
• CHA 8 — worse merchant prices than Rogue; fewer social manipulation options
• Hardest to play early — requires knowing which enemies you can talk down before fighting
• MP-dependent — running out of MP mid-dungeon leaves you nearly defenceless

Mentalist Playstyle Tips

1. Memorise enemy weaknesses — some enemies can be pacified with a PER 16+ insight, skipping combat entirely
2. Always carry Spirit Tonics — your power is MP; losing it is losing your identity
3. Level INT first, then WILL — each INT point increases mental damage by ~2× more than for the Seer
4. The Forgotten Fortress is designed for the Mentalist — two encounters can be bypassed through lore dialogue

Tempter Phase 3 · 18+

The Tempter class is locked until Avalon Phase 3, which introduces adult-only content zones, seduction mechanics, and corruption/purity alignment tracks. Selecting this class unlocks:

• CHA 18 — the highest Charisma in the game; manipulates NPCs, merchants, and enemies alike
• Desire-based ability tree — convert enemies to allies through seduction and bargaining
• Adult content zones in the Forbidden Garden and Velvet Chamber
• Dual alignment track: Corruption ↔ Purity — changes ending options

Base Stats Preview (Level 1)

Attribute	Value	Notes
HP	85	Below average — must avoid attrition fights
MP	95	Above average — Desire abilities use MP
STR	8	Slightly better than Seer/Mentalist
INT	12	Good — accesses most magical content
AGI	12	Above average — nimble in danger
CHA	18	Highest CHA — special merchant prices and NPC loyalty
WILL	8	Low — vulnerable to fear and mental attacks
PER	12	Good — detects most hidden content

Full Stat Comparison (Level 1)

Highlighted cells indicate the highest value for that stat across all classes.

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