An exemplar is divine warrior who pledges themselves to their deity by taking part in a ceremony and reciting an oath. Exemplar fighting styles vary by deity and region, all are well trained by their order in the use of their deities chosen weapon and various armours. Exemplars are trained to seek out the enemies of their deity, they join adventuring parties where goals align, or they will form parties under the promise of riches to fulfil their deities commands.

Exemplar's oaths are sworn before a suitable individual or within an organisation that is connected to their deity, failure to adhere to the oath by performing an opposing action, will result in them being discharged of it. Should this become discharged; they will lose their divine power and become an oath breaker. Opposing actions vary from one deity to another.

A crusader is an exemplar chosen by their deity to pursue a grand quest expected to take many years, perhaps decades, all the while they are away from home and expected to uphold their oath. A crusader proudly wears a pristine long white robe adorned with the emblems of their deity, this robe will become a tapestry of their heroic deeds over the years, a history of great deeds and proof to other of the strength of their conviction, each night the robe is cleaned and blessed.

Crusaders are familiar with almost all weapons, with such a time spent questing is inevitable that they find and practise with, or use out of convenience, a huge range of weaponry. A crusader's quest is often rallied against a singular threat, be it against another deity or the ever present power, the void, only when an adversary of sufficient power is vanquished will they begin the journey home.

A brawler forgoes all weapons, preferring to use their fists, feet, elbows, head and body weight when attacking. With no weapons comes speed, able to strike much faster and with no extra weight to carry, their blows are harder, with faster and heavier blows their attacks are unrelenting force, equally capable of dealing with many enemies at once as they are of facing off one on one. Often underestimated, the brawler can often surprise an enemy before they get a chance to act.

Brawlers excel in close quarters fighting, like crypts or dungeons, the in ability to use a weapon properly adds to their advantages, while a sword might catch on a wall a fist is fast and unencumbered. When on the open battlefield a brawler is always vigilant for incoming ranged attacks, with no shield to hide behind they must deflect or dodge each of them as they close in on the enemy.