In fact, Sorcerers can create and use some of the most powerful spells in the game thanks to their huge magic reserves. Between spell absorption and the availability of cheap potions of restore power, this class should have little trouble maintaining a magic pool as long as you are well prepared. Sorcerer: While they can’t regenerate magic from resting, Sorcerers have huge magic pools and can absorb hostile spells. The best classes in this group are as follows: High intelligence, potions of restore power, and well made spells are vital to Spellcasters. This is the most powerful category by far and even classes with small amounts of magic have a distinct advantage over everyone else, because they can create powerful defensive and offensive spells. SpellcastersĪnyone who has a magic pool falls into this group. While race does not usually play a huge role in a character’s performance, I have included recommended races for each class, because some classes perform better when combined a with certain races. Please be aware that these groups contain diverse sets of classes that vary from one another in terms of strength, but are all on the same tier relative to classes from other groups. While Bethesda breaks up Arena’s classes into the mage/warrior/thief archetypes, I have organized them into different categories based on ease of play, survivability, and common defining traits. ~By tankMage (August 2016, Updated November 2018) Choosing Your Class and Race Several errors have been fixed in this version and I have included new information on race as well as equipment. Finally, this is a revised version of the original The Elder Scrolls: Arena New Player’s Guide, that I posted back in 2016. Information on weapons, race, and what steps should be taken early on are also included in this guide. As such, the classes have been broken up into groups that are in line with how easy or difficult they are to play as, with the easiest classes being listed first and the more difficult ones towards the bottom. This guide was designed to clarify how classes and stats work so players can make informed decisions when creating a character. If you’ve played The Elder Scrolls: Arena, you may have noticed that it is vastly different from later games in the series and can be difficult to understand at first.
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