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excerpts from the Official DAoC Manual that comes with the game Hibernian Ways • The Way of Arms The Way of Arms is the way of the warrior and protector of all others in Hibernia. Though followers of the Way of Arms are not so imbued with magic as many of their companions, their strength and skill with weapons in hand-to-hand combat will oft prove of great value in these perilous times. Followers of the Way of the Arms can become Hero, Champion, or Blademaster, depending on their race • The Way of Stealth The Way of Stealth is way of subterfuge and subtlety. Those who follow the Way of Stealth may become Ranger or Nightshade, depending on their race. Firbolg are simply too large to go unnoticed and cannot join the Way of Stealth. • The Way of Nature All inhabitants of Hibernia are deply connected with nature, but those who follow the Way of Nature are truly blessed with her gifts. Open only to Firbolg and Celtic characters, followers of this way can become Warden, Bard, or Druid. • The Way of Magic Hibernia is a land suffused with Magic, and those who truly tap the power of their land can weild wondrous spells, indeed. Celts, Elf, and Lurikeen may follow the Way of Magic and become Eldritch, Enchanter, or Mentalist. The Paths • The Path of Essence The Essence is what makes up everything, the esential power and energy of creation. Those who follow the Path of Essence can tap that power in the protection of their Realm. The Nightshade, Bard, Enchanter, and Champion travel the Path of Essence. • The Path of Harmony The Path of Harmony is about balance and the knowing of the world around you. The Druid, Mentalist and Blademaster travel the Path of Harmony. • The Path of Focus Those who are dedicated and single-minded may choose the Path of Focus. Those on this Paath concentrate on their asks and are less inclined to being "one" with the world. The Eldritch, Hero, Warden. and Ranger travel the Path of Focus |
The Classes of Hibernia - Ways and Paths |

