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Note that Dark Souls 3 has added Weapon Arts, which are special moves based on what weapons you are carrying.

It also has a fairly low Luck stat, which is pretty much useless. This is an easy one, choose the Warrior class because he has no wasted stats in Attunement, Intelligence, or Faith. What is the best class if you don’t want to use any spells? If you want to use light, fast, or ranged weapons, you want Dexterity points.If you want to use heavy weapons, shields and armor, you want Strength points.If you don’t want to use any spells, Attunement, Intelligence, and Faith should be as low as possible.Pyromancy uses both Intelligence AND Faith.Then choose either Intelligence (Sorcery Spells) OR Faith (Miracles).If yes, you want some Attunement (ATT) stat points.Do you want to use any spells (of any kind)?.This way you will won’t have any wasted stats as you build up your character. At least determine one or two things you DON’T want your character to do, and make sure your starting class has a low stat score in that area.

The Knight is a close 3rd place on efficiency.īeyond the Luck stat, it is ideal to make a couple decisions before you start. The Luck attribute is by far the worst stat unless you have a very specific, heavily planned out build in mind. The Warrior and Pyromancer are considered the most efficient starting classes, almost solely because they are the classes that waste as few points as possible on the Luck stat.

However you will need to fight through the first few weak enemies, then one moderately hard boss before you can level up for the first time. This is slightly confusing because different classes start at different levels, but by level 10 they are all “equal.” For those new to Dark Souls, the first few levels take small amounts souls (experience) to level up, so starting level should not be a factor for most people. Note that all classes have a total of 99 Stat Points used when they reach level 10. What are the most efficient starting classes? The Assassin is a solid choice if you plan to use the Dexterity stat at all. The Warrior and Pyromancer are picked largely because they waste as few stats as possible on Luck, which is largely useless. How did we arrive at these rankings? The Knight is a perfect all around starter class, with very few “wasted” points, plenty of build options as you level up, and great starting equipment with a 100% physical damage absorbing shield, a solid weapon and good armor.

Deprived (greatest amount of possibilities).

Assassin (for builds using Dexterity weapons with the option of being a hybrid caster).

Warrior (for melee builds focused a little more on Strength).

You can safely pick one of the classes with low Faith. Perhaps you are sure you don’t want to use Miracles. Lastly, if you can’t decide what kind of playstyle you want to use, perhaps try deciding one or two things you don’t want to use. You can make the character into any build, but in many cases 1 or 2 of those stats will be completely unused. All of the Deprived’s stats start at 10, which can be either good or bad. The Deprived class starts out with minimal equipment and starts at level 1 (most classes start around level 7). However, you may have a much tougher time for the first couple of hours of the game. The shield blocks 100% of physical damage which can be a huge help when first starting out.Īn alternative starting class if you truly don’t know what build you want to make is the Deprived class. The Knight allows you a wide variety of options, from pure melee to melee-caster hybrid, doesn’t waste points in the Luck Stat, and has a great starting shield. Start with the Knight if you are completely unsure of what you want to go with. Unsure what kind of build you want to create? Sitting at the Dark Souls 3 character creation screen wondering what class would be best to start with? Here we will cover what classes you should choose from, what classes you should never choose, and explain the reasoning for these choices.