Sword
A basic close-combat weapon for the opening inventory.
Starting item bundle · No skills or bonuses
Fighter
Starting class
Fighter
Close combat and defence
A starting item bundle for players who want to begin with straightforward close-combat equipment. The label describes the opening items and nothing more.
Items onlyZero class bonusesProfession earned later
Current starting-kit direction
The Fighter opening items.
These base item names come from the legacy design. Exact item versions, quantities, quality, durability, binding, tradeability, and replacement rules remain open.
Helmet
A basic protective item for the opening inventory.
What Fighter means
A practical opening inventory.
- Profession-themed starting equipment or tools
- An immediate way to attempt actions supported by those items
- A suggested first direction the player is free to abandon
What it does not mean
Not a progression system.
- No starting skill level or experience in this profession
- No statistic, affinity, perk, or passive effect
- No exclusive ability or equipment family
- No permanent class or profession lock
- No change to race or race-bonus decisions
- No increase beyond 100 total skill points
After character creation
The profession must still be earned.
Using the starting items may let the character begin relevant actions, but only server-validated play can build the correlating skills.
Actions train skills
The item enables an action; it does not contain completed progress.
Change direction freely
The character can later equip different items and train different skills inside the same finite budget.
Allocation creates mastery
A profession emerges from concentrated earned points, methods, tools, and service history—not from the starting-class label.
Compare the opening kits
Every starting class.
Choose identity separately
A race does not turn this kit into a bonus.
Review the six race directions and the gameplay bonuses that still require approval.