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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 5903018" data-attributes="member: 63508">It seem each class is a trimmed down method of approach.Fighter: Fair Weapons Combat and Physical toughness/survivalRogue: Indirect Combat and Skill useCleric: Support and Healing spellsWizard: Direct Magical influenceSo a pirate is not automatically a fighter/rogue.If your pirate swings to the other ship, takes the enemy shots, and cuts down the other crew; you are a fighter.If you call you god to blow wind hard on the enemy deck and buff your whole crew before jumping across; you are a cleric. If  you sneak onto the other ship, wait for the rest of your crew to start  the fight, and either cut the sails or backstab the enemy captain; you  are a rogue.If you charm the enemies into fighting each other while blowing holes in the deck with magic; you are a wizard.Fighter is to Rogue as Wizard is to Cleric. Sway the fiight your way indirectly. The rogue can't straight up fight an equal level fighter or combat monster, but they can cheatBackstab/Sneak attack unsuspecting foesToss caltrops at approaching chargersLace a blade with poison and let it do the workTrigger a trap and be the one who survives itExplosives to the faceSand in the eyesFight smart when you can't fight hard.</blockquote>