Elden Ring: Confessor Class Explained

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With the highly anticipated launch of FromSoftware's next title Elden Ring drawing closer, fans are eagerly learning of the new and exciting classes that the game will offer. Boasting gameplay curated with some of the best aspects of FromSoftware's library of games, as well as new mechanics, the classes this game offers should foster even more replayability and unique gameplay.

With a variety of classes being teased and revealed by FromSoftware recently, the Confessor class is undoubtedly one of the most interesting and unique ones that will be available to play in Elden Ring.

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One of the 10 classes in Elden Ring that will be available for players at launch is the Confessor class. With FromSoftware recently revealing both the Confessor and the Samurai classes for Elden Ring, fans are starting to gain a better idea of what the class systems will be like and how they will complement gameplay. The primary function and benefit of class choice in Elden Ring is the differing starting equipment and stats that each class offers.

The Confessor class is billed as a «church spy adept at covert operations,» who is «equally adept with a sword as they are with their incantations.» In this way it can be inferred that the Confessor will be a class with many avenues of combat progression and builds, with the ability to be molded over the course of a playthrough to serve one of a large variety of gameplay options effectively.

The Confessor boasts a fairly powerful array of starting skill levels to complement the multitude of combat avenues the class fosters. Most notably, the Confessor starts with an impressive 14 faith, 13 mind, 12 dexterity, and 12