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| Magic | Spellcasting | Fire | Air | Water | Earth | |
| Spirit | Mind | Body | Light | Grey | Dark | |
| Combat | Fists and Clubs | Sword | Dagger | Axe | Spear | Staff | Mace | |
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Combat is one of the main ingredients of the Might and Magic games. All player characters will learn at least some fighting skills during Might and Magic Tribute. The class system nonetheless shows a clear trade-off between might and magic when it comes to character development.