My optimal Character choices for easy levels. (And why.)

[Nannif]

My optimal Character choices for easy levels. (And why.)

Monk, for dragons and fireborn is so obvious.

Fireborn (Best at magic and praying)
-Monk (+5 stats, and Karate, no weapon drawback is not a drawback)
--Gaea for low levels (Getting rings from skeletons, raffle 1)
--(Level 15) - Valriel (So easy fighting demons that only have fire.)

Hatchling/Dragon (Fighter/Resistance builder.)
-Monk (+5 stats, and Karate, no weapon drawback is not a drawback)
--Gaea for low levels (Getting rings from skeletons/zombie corpses, raffle 1)
--Valriel/Mosrai/Sorig? … Don’t know what’s best or why, probably best to change in order to get resistance from all sort of things.

Wraith (Best mage/priest/fighter with all equipment?)
-Devotee (I think for mage? Or Barbarian for fighter, I don’t know.)
--Devourer (When you need to be bad?)

Elf (Best Shopping unit in any team (18 to Charisma)(+4 Elf)
- Priest (for Charisma +2 )
--With 2 Charisma +2 rings, use when selling/buying
Sum Charisma = 28, just missing 2 from something of beauty
--With 2 Speed +2 rings for carrying big loads.

Dwarf (fighter with all equipment)
-Barbarion ( makes sure it’s a fighter.)
--Sorig for resistance without drawback?

Quetzalcoatl with 18 to Str and Con (makes 24)
-Barbarion ( makes sure it’s a fighter.) (27 to Con and Str)
--All that’s needed is now is
---RING OF STRIFE
---RING OF FIGHTING
And you have 30 Con AND 30 Str, IF YOU CANNOT ROLL 2 18. GO FOR 2 STRIFE RINGS 

Any other obvious things I have missed?

Why do people play Wraith?

What choices do they do?

Have played most of these with success, not all though.

[Leaf]

Intersting choices and combinations.

Looks like when you say "easy levels" you are referring to a group/party of players adventuring together. Is that correct?

[Nannif]

Sure.

Or maybe I play all of them and they help eachother buy giving eachother spare gear.

But my question remains, How to play a Wraith?
What choises do I make?

So far I can only see food consumption and good Pow as a great advantage.

Food consumption makes me assume an easy script for just killing monsters...Without having to eat.

[Leaf]

Sure.

Or maybe I play all of them and they help eachother buy giving eachother spare gear.

Well, there's an existing thread concerning that the fireborn is too weak at high levels/late game areas - so that's why I asked.

But my question remains, How to play a Wraith?
What choises do I make?

I've heard of people choosing a Wraith and then following Gnarg. Their race allows resistance/immunity to disease while Gnarg grants some potent disease spells.

To get a "good" balance of fighting abilties and acess to prayers right away, many of them chose the paladin class.

[cavesomething]

wraith paladins?

Isn't that a contradiction in terms?

[Leaf]

wraith paladins?

Isn't that a contradiction in terms?

No more then halfling barbarians

IMNSHO, "paladin" in CF have a different meaning then most games/settings.