Zack: Why did I just level up?


    Eli: I’m at the graveyard, killing things.


    Wow, we get shared experience this far away? That’s not a bad bonus.


    Amy: Hell yeah!


    Congratulations! You have reached level 10. Multiclass options and specializations are available.


    Character Sheet and saw a plus sign by his normal class and a small button saying Add Class. Another button was placed right next to it, reading: Select Specialization.


    Character Status and saw a skeleton, taller and more solid-looking than the other ones, knocking another arrow to a small bow.


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    Ding! You have reached level 11.


    Ding! You have reached level 12.


    Ding! You have reached level 13.


    Zach: I''m leveling like crazy!


    Ding! You have reached level 14.


    Amy: Just reached level 10!


    Zack: Me too.


    Eli: Not all experience was shared, then. I just reached level 14.


    Amy: Really?! I''m coming with you tomorrow.


    Zack: Sounds like a good plan. I actually found some interesting recipes I want to test out.


    Eli: Sounds good. We''ll need at least two frontliners if we''re going inside. And I think we should.


    Eli: I think I just saw the Corrupted Lord from the quest. The church doors opened.


    Zack: Scary. Are you safe?


    Eli: I ran. Let''s go back tomorrow and fight that thing. With some more help.


    Amy: Let''s! For now, I''m going to check out the multi-classing and specialization options.


    Eli: Same.


    Eli: Can you talk with Charlotte before tomorrow? See if she wants to come. I was thinking of asking James to join us, too.


    Amy: I''ll talk to her.


    Add Class.


    Cancel. So he wasn''t forced to pick another class. Good to know. He read the brief description of each class and found an interesting connection in the Healer class. Among the usual stuff about supporting and healing you''d expect, a mention stood out in the description for Healer. A Champion of the Dying Light. Dying Light, like the name of the graveyard.


    Cancel again and opened the Specialization window, his mouth full of fries.


    Crusader of The Dying Light. Its skills and abilities involved the use of heavy armor and a great boost in health and mana. As far as he could tell, it was like a paladin class. A strong option, definitely, but a brief, red text told him all his spells would be converted to skills befitting a crusader. That was a risk. A big risk. Losing Warp and Sigil of Light would hurt a lot.


    Scholar of The Dying Light. That specialization also came with an increase in health, but not nearly as much as the Crusader, and some added maximum mana. It was some sort of damage dealing specialization, Eli figured. The short description read:


    The Scholar finds great power in their meditation into the nature of The Dying Light. Power is often found in the quiet places. Use your mind to destroy those who would see The Dying Light winked out to bring about eternal night.


    Priest of The Dying Light. It did not receive as much of a health boost, but the mana pool was greatly increased. The specialization allowed him to wield tomes in addition to staves. The short description read:


    Stand as a beacon for The Dying Light to shine down upon. Stand tall and give aid to those who suffer, and salvation to the damned creations of night.


    Priest of The Dying Light. The multi-class option did not go away, but he''d already decided he wouldn''t add on any more classes, at least not yet. Not before he knew more about this world of Aryxia. It was time to take a good long look at what this new specialization offered him.


    Amy: Goblins!