Class change?

[MILF Maker]

This might be a stupid question, but can you change your class halfway through your playthrough?

[Rezonus]

As far as I know all choosing a class did was set your initial stats and skills. If you started as a warrior nothing prevents you from becoming a mage.

[Ostrava of Boletaria]

Originally posted by Rezonus:

As far as I know all choosing a class did was set your initial stats and skills. If you started as a warrior nothing prevents you from becoming a mage.

Not entirely true, there are unique perks for the different classes. For example, wizards get 2 extra domain slots (basically this means there will be more spell variety from spellbooks you find) and inquisitors apply excommunicate when they use the bane spell on a target, which removes the targets' bonuses they recieve from their god for the duration.

You're by no means locked to playing a certain archetype (well, it's probably not the best idea to focus on spellcasting if you're playing a race/class combo that has the mana body perk) but class perks add some flavor and bonuses that can meaningfully interact with a certain playstyle, sometimes with bonuses you can't seem to get anywhere else. Class is worth considering at the very least.

[Desmond]

Nope, as far as I know you can't change it. As the person above said, it just sets your starting stats and skills. There are some perks as well, but you just have to deal with them I guess, or start over. Like the one from the tourist gives you worse deals in shops.

[MILF Maker]

Alright, I was just wondering. I was hoping to play a Witch, but since the Witch's perk isn't implemented, I just chose a thief.

[PabloAtPreschool]

You can use the debug console if you really wanted to

[LumberingTroll]

There is no class, its an archetype system, the role you pick in the beginning is just your starting skills, once you learn a skill you improve it by using it.

[Cain]

you cant change your class nope