Enchanter

Enchanter
Class archetype	Caster
Armor class	Silk
Preferenced statistics	Charisma Intelligence
Title at level 51	Illusionist
Title at level 55	Beguiler
Title at level 60	Phantasmist
Title at level 65	Coercer
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A Brood of Talin pursues his former master upon breaking the Enchanter's Control spell.

Being masters of manipulation, Enchanters shine in challenging situations where they can make full use of their control abilities. The enchanter's strength lies in his spells. Through casting them, he is capable of tricking enemies into fighting on his side, putting them to sleep, stunning them, summoning a floating sword-and-shield pet, and casting direct damage and damage over time spells. The enchanters ability to augment their party and cripple their enemies should not be understated. Two of the prized spell lines for Enchanters are their ability to greatly enhance the rate at which mana refreshes for their party and the break neck speed boosts an enchanter can bestow on fighters.

Enchanters bring a lot of utility to the party as well, including Invisibility, Levitate, Stumble (making monsters fail or miss combat rounds), enchantment destruction (breaking harmful enchantments on your party, breaking helpful enchantments on enemies), the ability to debuff enemies stats, resists and speed, the ability to augment sight, bestow illusions to party members and more.

Finally, in raid and big group exp situations Enchanters spend most of their time trying to add DPS through some combination of pet damage (including charm) and the use of two specialty spells, Spell: Somatic Bond and Spell: Runic: Avatar of Destruction, which allow the enchanter to "piggyback" on the damage output of their most powerful groupmates.

Charm

Charm is not as strong as you might have seen on live and other servers. Charmed pets have a max of 50% haste. There is also a stiff assistance penalty for killing a mob that starts out as low HP. This would include killing a mob that was once your pet, you cannot break your pet that is low HP and get full experience for killing it.

Starting Statistics

The Enchanter class receives 30 starting points to distribute in the various stats. The stats that the game deems important to the class are Intelligence and Charisma. Intelligence determines the total mana you can hold, and Charisma is used for charming as well as determining a mobs resistance to your spells. The effect of higher Charisma is noticeable, even in the early levels.

Race	STR	STA	AGI	DEX	WIS	INT	CHA
Dark Elf	60	65	90	75	83	109	70
Erudite	60	70	70	70	83	117	80
Gnome	60	70	85	85	67	108	70
High Elf	55	65	85	70	95	102	90
Human	75	75	75	75	75	85	85

Skills

(*) Does not follow the 5(lvl+1) skill-up formula.

Combat Skills Level <50 cap 50+ cap 1H Blunt 1 140 200 2H Blunt 1 160 210 Piercing 1 160 210 Hand to Hand 1 90 120 Throwing 1 100 150 Offense 1 160 210 Defense 1 160 210 Dodge 22 120 150	Class Skills Level <50 cap 50+ cap Abjuration 1 200 250 Alteration 1 200 250 Conjuration 1 200 250 Divination 1 200 250 Evocation 1 200 250 Channeling 1 200 250 Meditate 4 200 250	Other Skills Level <50 cap 50+ cap Sense Heading* 1 200 200 Bind Wound 1 100 150 Swimming* 1 200 250 Fishing 1 250 250 Baking* 1 250 250 Tailoring* 1 250 250 Blacksmithing* 1 250 250 Fletching* 1 250 250 Brewing* 1 250 250 Alcohol Tolerance 1 250 250 Begging 1 200 ? Jewelcrafting* 1 250 250 Pottery* 1 250 250

A Dark Elf enchanter casts an illusion spell to lend himself the temporary appearance of a High Elf. This capacity for "shapeshifting" is one of the enchanter's defining traits.