Official Steam screenshot · local copy from the Dimraeth Steam store page.
What the three Early Access classes mean right now
The developer’s Early Access FAQ lists three playable classes: brawlers, mages, and shadows. It does not provide a complete class guide with comparative rankings, skill values, or recommended builds, so this page does not invent those details.
The same FAQ says the full version is planned to add more playable races and classes. Steam’s broader store description still presents six classes as the eventual scope, but that number should not be read as six currently playable classes. Treat the remaining class roster as planned content until an official update identifies it.
For a first character, start with the three classes available in the live Early Access build and inspect the in-game descriptions. The store’s 48-Archetype model describes the broader race-and-class system; it does not establish that all 48 combinations are currently available.
What is confirmed about Dimraeth races
The official Steam Early Access FAQ currently lists three playable races: minotaur, elves, and humans. The page does not publish complete race bonuses or a tier list, so this wiki does not infer stats, resistances, or a “best” pairing.
Steam also says the full version is planned to add more playable races. Its broader description advertises eight races overall, but the remaining roster is planned content rather than a confirmed current selection.
That distinction matters for an Early Access character guide. Use the live in-game selection and official patch notes for current options; update dates and directly sourced traits will be added as the roster expands.
How the Archetype system is described
The official description calls every race-and-class pairing an Archetype, producing 48 combinations from the advertised eight-by-six structure. It further says each pairing has its own skill tree and playstyle. This is the published model for the broader character system, while the current Early Access FAQ lists only three playable races and three playable classes.
The term does not, by itself, confirm a stat formula, a respec cost, starting level, or a complete spell list. Those details are deliberately not inferred here. A practical way to use the information today is to identify the kind of role you want to test in Early Access, then inspect the actual in-game description before committing a build.
Dimraeth’s store page also states that players can equip five spells at a time from a pool of more than 300 spells. That number supports the idea of varied playstyles, but it does not establish which spells belong to which Archetype. The Builds guide compares sourced starting directions and explains the limits of each recommendation.
A safe Early Access planning checklist
Start by deciding whether you want to explore solo or with a group; the official page supports online co-op for up to eight players, but does not tie any class to a required party role. Next, read both the race and class descriptions for the combinations currently available in-game. Finally, check the current Steam page and official patch notes before relying on a build guide, because planned content may change.
Do not assume cross-platform play, a console version, specific race bonuses, or a finished tier list. None of those claims are confirmed in the current official materials. This page will replace its pending markers only with sources that identify the affected race, class, or system directly.
Pending roster details
The remaining classes and races needed to reach the advertised six-class, eight-race, 48-Archetype scope, along with unlock conditions, individual skill trees, balance roles, and recommended pairings, are TBD. As of September 18, 2026, the official Steam FAQ confirms only the current three-race, three-class Early Access roster. This page will update planned-content markers as official updates identify new playable options.