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Demigods are perfectly balanced in all stats except charisma, and have higher life and mana scores than mortals. Their starting skills are extremely generic and well-balanced, allowing them to slip into any number of roles. It's not recommended for a player aiming to make an extreme character to play a demigod, though, since their lack of specialisation is a weakness in that context. | Demigods are perfectly balanced in all stats except charisma, and have higher life and mana scores than mortals. Their starting skills are extremely generic and well-balanced, allowing them to slip into any number of roles. It's not recommended for a player aiming to make an extreme character to play a demigod, though, since their lack of specialisation is a weakness in that context. | ||
The Demigod racial feat grants various benefits related to '''[[Elin:Gods|faith]]'''. Demigod gain numerous faith bonuses and can additionally accompany up to three apostles. Furthermore, even within the Elin game system, which encourages players to remain faithful to a single god, they are uniquely capable of easily shifting between multiple faiths. | |||
Demigods gain more piety from offerings to the gods than other races, allowing them to deepen their faith quickly with fewer offerings. Furthermore, while Elin imposes heavy penalties for conversion, demigods suffer no penalties when converting faiths or failing to control an altar. | |||
Another major feature of demigods is that they gain bonuses even from the faith the Eyth of Void. Demigod gain bonuses to all attributes, luck, and speed from Eyth. Furthermore, while divine artifacts normally do not function fully when wielded by non-believers, a demigod with the Eyth Faith can transform one artifact of another god into an item of Eyth ownership, unlocking its full power. The Eyth Faith is not inherently superior to other faiths, but it may be worth trying if you seek experiences unavailable to other races. For a more detailed explanation, see [[Elin:無のエイス|'''Eyth of Void''']]. | |||
==Suggested Classes== | ==Suggested Classes== | ||
Because of their perfectly balanced stats, demigods are suited to any number of hybrid classes. | Because of their perfectly balanced stats, demigods are suited to any number of hybrid classes. | ||
Among these, the bonus to divine favor granted by the “Devout ” feat possessed by the priest, paladin, and inquisitor stacks with the bonus that the demigod has, resulting in a significant bonus.Their starting boost in charisma can help with either performing, or group-oriented play. | |||
*[[Elin:Priest|Priest]] | *[[Elin:Class/Priest|Priest]] | ||
*[[Elin:Paladin|Paladin]] | *[[Elin:Class/Paladin|Paladin]] | ||
*[[Elin:Warmage|Warmage]] | *[[Elin:Class/Inquisitor|Inquisitor]] | ||
*[[Elin: | *[[Elin:Class/Warmage|Warmage]] | ||
*[[Elin:Pianist|Pianist]] | *[[Elin:Class/Sword Sage|Sword Sage]] | ||
*[[Elin:Class/Pianist|Pianist]] | |||
==Lore and Trivia== | ==Lore and Trivia== | ||