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Dimraeth Classes

Dimraeth Classes
Direct answerDimraeth has 6 classes. Combine any class with any of the 8 races and you get one of 48 Archetypes — each race × class pairing has its own skill tree and playstyle.
OfficialLast verified: 2026-10-21Game phase: Early Access · live since Sep 15, 2026

How many classes does Dimraeth have?

The official Steam description confirms 6 classes and 8 races, which combine into 48 distinct Archetypes. Every race × class pairing has its own skill tree and playstyle — the class is the combat role, and the race shapes how that role plays.

Confirmed named classes

  • 6 classes total (official Steam description).
  • Brawler — a close-combat specialist described on the official developer site.
  • Magician — elemental magic combined with weapon strikes.
  • Shadow — named as a new class in the official Early Access content announcement; full kit still unverified.
  • Each class has a distinct combat role and its own skill tree.
  • Classes pair with any race; the resulting Archetype has a unique skill tree and playstyle.
  • Your race and class each offer their own spells (see the Spells guide).
  • Three additional class names remain unrevealed; do not infer them from community requests.

What is NOT yet confirmed

Three class names are currently public: Brawler, Magician and Shadow. The remaining three class names, starting attributes and full skill trees are not published in the sources cited here. We label those details Unverified rather than guess. Early Access availability and the full kits should be checked against the current build.

How classes fit the Archetype system

The core building block is the Archetype: race × class. The class decides how you fight; the race decides what traits you bring to that fight. Because every pairing has its own skill tree, two classes on the same race can play very differently. Start from the Archetype overview, then read Character Creation for the decision framework.

ClassOfficial statusCombat identityFull kit published?
BrawlerNamed — developer siteClose-combat specialistNo
MagicianNamed — developer siteElemental + weapon strikesNo
ShadowNamed — Steam NewsFull role not publishedNo
Classes 4–6UnrevealedUnknownNo

Which class should you pick?

Choose by the currently published identity rather than a tier list: Brawler for close-range pressure, Magician for elemental flexibility, or Shadow if you want to follow the newly announced Early Access class while its full role is verified. Your race × class choice becomes an Archetype, so compare Races and Archetypes before locking in a build.

Classes, skill trees, spells and builds

The skill-tree intent belongs primarily to the Race × Class Archetype system, not a guessed universal tree for each class. Class and race provide spells, and you equip five at a time; see Spells. For attributes, loadouts and build planning, continue to Builds.

Dimraeth classes and skill-tree search intent

Players searching for Dimraeth classes, races or a skill tree are looking at connected layers: class role + race traits = one Archetype with its own tree. The live build confirms the system, but it does not yet justify a universal class tier list or exact Shadow/Brawler/Magician numbers. Compare Archetypes before treating any class-only build advice as complete.

Class vs. Archetype

A class is the combat layer. A race contributes traits and racial abilities. An Archetype is one race × class pairing with its own skill tree and playstyle — the reason the same class can produce different builds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Six, per the official Steam description.
Brawler, Magician and Shadow are currently named in official developer or Steam sources. Three additional class names remain unrevealed.
Yes — each race × class pairing (Archetype) has its own skill tree and playstyle.
The developer roadmap plans more races and classes during the 18–24 month Early Access window.

Sources & Verification