Tribe
name
|
STR
|
INT
|
PIE
|
VIT
|
AGI
|
LUK
|
Human
|
8
|
8
|
5
|
8
|
8
|
9
|
Elf
|
5
|
10
|
10
|
6
|
9
|
6
|
Dwarf
|
10
|
7
|
10
|
10
|
5
|
6
|
Gnome
|
7
|
7
|
10
|
8
|
10
|
7
|
Hobbit
|
5
|
7
|
7
|
6
|
10
|
15
|
When you create a new character, the game will give you a random number of Bonus Points (up to 25) to add to each trait in order to determine which Class he or she will be. (You can hit Cancel several times to get a higher number of Bonus Points to work with). Here are the requirements for each Class. Note: Some Classes have Alignment restrictions; Lord and Ninja cannot be created as new characters, but must be changed from an existing character.)
Occupation
name
|
STR
|
INT
|
PIE
|
VIT
|
AGI
|
LUK
|
Alignment
|
Fighter
|
11
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
Good, Evil, or Neutral
|
Wizard
|
-
|
11
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
Good, Evil, or Neutral
|
Priest
|
-
|
-
|
11
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
Good or Evil
|
Thief
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
11
|
-
|
Good, Evil, or Neutral
|
Sage (Bishop)
|
-
|
12
|
12
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
Good or Evil
|
Samurai
|
15
|
11
|
10
|
15
|
10
|
-
|
Good, Evil, or Neutral
|
Lord
|
15
|
12
|
12
|
15
|
14
|
15
|
Good
|
Ninja
|
17
|
17
|
17
|
17
|
17
|
17
|
Evil
|
Here is the author's descriptions for each Class. I have done some editing to clarify some Google mis-translations.
■ FIGHTER / Warrior
- Excellent direct battle
- The number of attacks per turn increases by 1 every 5
levels
- HP's rate of increase is high
- Level up is fast
- Can use magical items but does not learn any spells
- Weapons and weapons that can be equipped abundant
■ WIZARD / Mage
- You can cast magical spells
- Mastered spell level 1 magical spells
- Learn magical spells of the next level every 3 levels
thereafter
- Acquire more spellslots at each level-up (up to nine
slots for each level of spell)
- Learning magical spells with spell level 7 at 19th
level
- There are very few weapons and armor that can be
equipped
- HP is extremely low
■ PRIEST / monk
- You can use priestly spells
- Mastering monster-based spells with spell level 1
- Learn the next level priest-type spell after every 3
levels
- Acquire more spellslots at each level-up (up to nine
slots for each level of spell)
- Masters priestly spells with spell level 7 at 19th
level
- You can undo the undead by Uncursing the monsters (one
group per turn)
- There are abundant armor which can be equipped
- Weapons that can be equipped are limited
■ THIEF / Rogue
- The probability of seeing a trap set in a treasure box
is very high
- The probability of safely releasing a trap set in a
treasure box is very high
- Level-up is very fast
- There is abundant armor which can be equipped
- Weapons that can be equipped are limited
■ SAGE / Bishop
- You can use magical spells
- You can use pristely spells
- Mastered spell level 1 magical spells
- Learn magical spells of the next level every four
levels after that
- Learn monster-type spells with spell level 1 from 2
levels
- Learn the next level priest-type spell after every 4
levels
- Opportunities to acquire unknown magical spells at odd
level
- Opportunities for mastering unknown monk-based spells
at even level
- Masters magical spells at spell level 7 at 25th level
- Master priestly spells at spell level 7 at 26th level
- You can Uncurse from 4th level
- You can identify items with "Identify" from Level
1
- From the 5th level you can know the characteristics of items
with "Inspect".
- The characteristics of an Inspected item will be more detailed
every five levels. (LV - 5: Basic information, LV - 10: Protect, LV 15:
Enchant, LV - 20: Resistance)
- Level-up is slow
- There are very few weapons and armor that can be
equipped
- HP is low
■ SAMURAI / Samurai
- Have fighting ability in line with warriors
- The number of attacks increases by 1 every 5 levels
- You can use magical spells
- Learn magical spells with spell level 1 from 5 levels
- Learn magical spells of the next level every four levels
after that
- Acquire more spellslots at each level-up (up to nine
slots for each level of spell)
- Learn magical spells with spell level 7 at 29 levels
- The rate of increase of HP is relatively high
- Level up is relatively slow
- You can equip a dedicated weapon with high performance
- There are few armor which can be equipped
- Can not equip a shield
■ LORD / monarch
- Have fighting ability in line with warriors
- The number of attacks increases by 1 every 5 levels
- You can use monk spells
- Master monster-type spell with spell level 1 from 5
levels
- Learn the next level priest-type spell after every 4
levels
- Acquire more spellslots at each level-up (up to nine
slots for each level of spell)
- Master the spell level 7 pristely spell at 29 level
- The rate of increase of HP is relatively high
- You can use "solve curse" from about 10
levels
- Level-up is relatively slow
- You can equip exclusive armor with high performance
- Weapons that can be equipped are abundant
■ NINJA / Ninja (non-turtle, and post-teen)
- Have fighting ability in line with warriors
- Two attacks from 1 level
- The number of attacks increases by 1 every 5 levels
- Armor class will be 8 if not equipped with 1st level
- Armor class falls by 1 every 3 levels thereafter
- If you do not have anything, the probability of a
critical hit will be high
- High probability of seeing traps set in treasure chests
- The probability of safely releasing a trap set in a
treasure box is high
- Level up is very slow
- You can equip a dedicated weapon with high performance
- There are few armor which can be equipped
- Can not equip a shield
Hello! I have been reading your blog's Wandroid review/walkthrough(?) and I have found it to be very helpful as well as informative and enjoyable. The only (minor) error I have spotted is here, in that you cannot be "good" and be a thief as far as I can tell. Only neutral or evil. However I have found this to be an indispensable resource and this is my first go-around in the Wizardry universe, with my only previous experience with "blobbers" being a few hours in Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra.
ReplyDeleteCan you actually create a Samurai from starting? I cannot with a evil gnome and 19 bonus points (which should meet minimums).
ReplyDeleteYes you can, if you get enough points. I have a dwarf samurai (silly image, but there it is) that I had from the start. When you get the points to distribute, you can keep rerolling until you get a high enough number. I don't think samurai can be evil, ninja have to be evil, and lords have to be good (at least they did in Wizardry).
DeleteI got it. Sammy's can't be evil!
DeleteYou probably don't check comments here anymore but...
ReplyDeleteIn Wizardry, if you changed a character's class they would retain attributes from their former class. A magic user could change to a priest and still do magic spells. Does that happen in Wandroid? Would like to know before destroying my wizard.
Well...apparently a character CAN change alignment in this game also. Found that out the hard way. The fighter I was grooming to become a lord just turned evil when I accidentally attacked a friendly group of demons (lol...friendly demons) on my way back from the demon room on level 5...gonna take him out alone looking for friendly groups to leave be...hopefully he will turn back.
DeleteIt worked...didn't even take long. 3 friendly groups walked away from and my fighter became "good" again...yay.
DeleteFWIW, you can practically start with any class, even a Ninja. The trick is a) you need the right race, b) keep rolling until you get high enough points. For Ninja, start with Hobbit and roll until 45+ points. Or Gnome and roll until 47+ points.
ReplyDeleteBruh
ReplyDeleteWhat is the maximum lvl cap and stats cap for all characters
ReplyDeleteIs grinding repetitive?
Not sure you still check comments but what are the special powers for Shuriken and Garb of Lords?
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