If you’re beginning your adventure in For The King 2, then you’ll wanna know about the classes! Check out our guide for the full details.
Do you need schooling? Then head to class with our For The Kings 2 Classes guide! I’m joking, I know they’re not THAT kind of classes. Here we detail all the starting classes within For The Kings 2 and outline the perks and statistics of each one so you can determine which niche you fit. Now, without wasting any more time, GET TO CLASS!
Let’s dive into the respective classes! Again, not the school classes…
Well, this class at least is kind of like a school class. The Scholars pride themselves on their striking intelligence and quick thinking. The in-game description describes this class accordingly:
“The Queensguard have descended on the schools and universities of Fahrul looking to sniff out any brewing dissent. Smart scholars, of which there are many, have decided this is a fine time for an extended sabbatical.”
Tinkers at heart, these hard workers are drawn to that furnace flame to craft only the most impressive of kits from armor to weaponry. The in-game description for the Blacksmith describes this class as follows:
“Troubled times bring demand for weapons, so blacksmiths have no shortage of work these days. Many have decided they’d rather not sell to the Queensguard, a position that is not appreciated by Rosomon’s new favored enforcers.”
Drawn to the thrill of the hunt are the Hunters. This class works to provide be it for themselves or the townsfolk. Equipped with a blade and stealth, these guys can tussle! The in-game description for this class describes them as follows:
“Hunters are not well-loved in Rosomon’s new order. They’re armed, self-sufficient, and at a moment’s notice, they can melt away into the wilderness. Just the type to chafe at her cloying new laws. Just the type to resist.”
Hard work and honesty bleed into this class. Proud Stablehands were once at the forefront of rearing cattle and farmland, tending to the beasts that would become meals or working animals later on. The in-game description of this class describes them as follows:
“The straightforward honesty of farmhands has got many of them in trouble with the law. No strangers to hard work, and no longer able to help out on the farms, they lend their considerable muscle to the resistance.”
Finally, the Herbalist. The healer of the classes. This class has a keen eye for vegetation and can utilize it for the regeneration of their allies. The in-game description describes this class as follows:
“In tune with nature of Fahrul, the Herbalist has a knack for making herbs and salves that bring restorative powers to her and the company she keeps.”
Classes will determine your position within a party. Each class has a vital role to play given its unique set of statistics, a well-balanced team with the grandest survivability will offer a position to each class. There is no defining “Best Class” title, as they all offer something to the overall benefit of a group. The best team on this list is entirely yours to decide, so I hope that our breakdown of each class has offered you some insight to decide for yourself who is the best!
For The King 2 is the second installment of the franchise. This remake brings a whole new angle compared to the first edition, enhanced with a fresh style and more explorative gameplay, this rogue-like strategy RPG doesn’t hesitate to throw you right into the thick of lore. Will you take on the tyrannical queen solo, or team up with friends and uncover the secret of the queen?
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