A lot of the engineer stuff looks like the other charr military gizmos you see around in the world charr sometimes have awkward animations on account of how bulky and front-heavy they are, but imo the engie charr stuff is mostly pretty good. I think both your existing choices are pretty good. Let's go through these in order real quick. Which classes you want to play, since it sounds like you're restricting yourself to just 5 characters.which characters you're going to use to play through the whole story, to do map completion, or to do Fractals.) Which of your characters you're going to put the most time into.Will you like the animations, the clothes, the in-the-moment "vibe" of this character you've made? I think what you're going to want to think about is: Almost anything you come up with could have a pretty nifty backstory attached. That's baked into the design of the cultures and classes. In terms of "lore," you can make almost anything work. Not to mention the results of the sylvari's first contact with another race could cause them to be more cautious. There exist Night blooms which prefer solitude and would take to keeping to the shadows (Such as notably, Caithe).
They revere animals and their associated animal spirits and so Ranger makes a lot of sense for them. A notable part of norn culture is hunting and living off the land. On the other hand, there's a lot that can be said about elemental magic with the various gods that had elemental affinities (Dwayna = Air, Melandru = Earth, Abbadon + Lyssa = Water, Grenth = Ice, Balthazar = Fire) Norn - Ranger. Since on the one hand, there are a lot of notable human characters whom are Mesmers (Such as Kasmeer, Jenna and Anise) as well as Lyssa using illusionary magic too. A lot of what we see from the charr is their machines. They say that Necromancy and Golemancy are very alike and given that all asura have to study Golemancy as part of their schooling, it makes the most sense. If it's ONE profession per race, I'd say:Īsura - Necromancer.
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