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DDO Guide Dungeons and Dragons Online: Stormreach, though immensely enjoyable, can be extremely confusing and frustrating at times. So let’s deal with the first, and often confusing, decision you will have to make: creating your character. The absolute first thing you have to decide is which race you want your character to represent. This, in my opinion, is an entirely personal choice. Though the five races have differences in starting statistics, these are only slight. I would advise players to choose whichever race they would have the most fun playing as. It is often easier to think of the race and class combination before picking either of them, as some races are more adept at playing certain classes, and more fun as well. There are nine different classes in D&D Online; Fighters, Paladins, Barbarians, Rogues, Rangers, Clerics, Wizards, Sorcerers and Bards. Which class you pick will greatly affect the way you play the game. For instance, if you choose to play a healing class, such as a cleric, you will find playing on your own a little difficult, but other players will be keener on asking you to join their group. The character creation screen has a lot of information about the different classes, be sure to read through all of the descriptions before making your choice. Being a profoundly group focused game, in D&D Online you will be able to group for quests regardless of your class; you might just have to wait a little longer. Now once you have created your character it will be time to start levelling. Levelling your first character is a very long, but enjoyable process. But given the fact that it’s such a long process, levelling secondary characters is far less enjoyable. It seems more like doing work than playing a game. That is why we here at CCXGames.com offer levelling services. Our service is entirely human operated so we can level your character the way you want. Check www.ccxgames.com for more information on this, and our other services.
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