You have three options for how to go about it. Your character's class is set near the beginning of the game, when you first talk to Socucius Ergalla in the Seyda Neen Census and Excise Office. In the table above, Major Skills are marked with a capital M, and Minor Skills are marked with a lower-case m. The experience points required to increase a Skill are only 75% of normal for Major Skills, but they are increased to 125% of normal for Miscellaneous Skills. These are the values before any bonuses from race or Specialization. Another benefit, however, is that your character's proficiencies will start at 30 in each Major Skill and 15 in each Minor Skill. The greatest significance of this is that only Major and Minor Skills advance your progress toward the next level when they increase. The final column of the table above shows the favored attributes of each class.Įach class categorizes five Skills as "Major", five others as "Minor", and the remaining seventeen as "Miscellaneous". Your character will start with ten extra points in the favored Attributes of their class, added to the values determined by their race and gender. In the table above, the shaded set of Skills for each class indicates their Specialization.Įach class "favors" two of the eight primary Attributes. They also increase those Skills faster, needing only 80% of the normal experience points for each Skill level.
Your character enjoys a five-point bonus to their starting proficiency in the nine Skills that match the Specialization of their class. Each of the twenty-seven Skills is also classified into one of these Specializations. ClassĮach class has one of three Specializations: Combat, Magic, or Stealth. NPCs also use these classes, and there are many NPC-only classes. When you create a character, you will either create a custom class, or use one of the game's twenty-one predefined player-character classes, detailed below. Together, these choices have significant impact on the state of your character at the start of the game, as well as how they will develop as they increase in level. In game terms, class comprises three different aspects of a character: Specialization, Favored Attributes, and Major/Minor Skills. A character's class reflects their occupation, their position in society, or simply what sorts of things they are good at. In Morrowind, every humanoid character has a class, including your character and all NPCs.
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