They have a lot more HP than anyone else, and every time they are hit with an attack, they only become more powerful.

Whereas Fecas can reduce damage greatly thanks to their defensive spells, Sacriers revel in it.

An Adventurer Is You: Much less defined than in some other games, with eighteen classes that can be turned into different roles.

So Ecaflips become Cat Folk, Pandawas look like pandas, Osamodas grow devil (dragon?) horns and tails, male Srams look like skeletons, etc.

Ambiguously Human: All the playable classes are humans, but worship of their god has changed them in some way.

However, thanks to how enemy groups form, it isn't unreasonable to make it to level 100 (out of 200) without leaving the starting area, though it'll be certainly slower than for a paying player, and there really isn't much to do at level 100 if you aren't paying.

Allegedly Free Game: Free to Play players, usually abbreviated as F2P, are allowed to go anywhere, but can only get in fights or do quests that occur in the newbie zone and the immediate area around the starting area proper (which includes three dungeons).

(Like most MMORPGs, Dofus updates frequently and some tropes or explanations of those tropes may be out of date) Once an item is crafted it can be 'maged', which allows the craftsman to alter the stats, which includes adding stats not normally found on the item, or boosting stats beyond what can normally be obtained. Instead, all enemies drop a variety of objects that are used for crafting, although the standard gathering professions are also available for obtaining wood, grain or ore. Past the very beginning of the game, the player isn't going to find any equipment as drops from enemies, and only a very few basic consumables are sold in the NPC stores. Of particular note is the economy of Dofus. In addition, characters of the same class can play very differently depending on which element or elements they favor (each stat corresponds to an element) and, after level 100, which version of each spell the player chooses to use, but each class still has a general theme they stick to. There are a total of 18 character classes (at present), which are differentiated by their skill lists. Unlike most MMORPGs, Dofus battles take place in an instanced battlefield, whereby the players and monsters take turns moving about on a tactical grid.

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