Elden Ring's core gameplay has been significantly altered by the recently released Convergence Mod, which is currently in the Alpha testing phase. It is designed for more seasoned players who have already traversed the Lands Between, but it is just as difficult as it has always been to select the best starting class Elden Ring Faith Arcane Build Convergence has to offer. Elden Ring Faith Arcane Build players may find that these ten options feel more distinct from one another and offer more rewarding gameplay than the other 17 of the staggering 27 new classes that are available in Convergence. The Convergence mod as a whole is really well balanced, and there aren't any classes that are truly terrible. Nevertheless, the following ten are the classes that players should probably experiment with first within the mod. The Prisoner is very similar to the Wretch that appears in the standard version of Elden Ring; however, the Prisoner has a slight advantage over the Wretch. This is presented to you in the form of the Prisoner set, which includes the hilarious iron mask. In comparison to the standard Wretch, this version of the Wretch offers players some additional protection. Aside from that, however, players who select the Prisoner as their Convergence Mod class are not doing so for the purpose of taking advantage of its increased power.

Because they have more control over how their Stat Points are distributed beginning at Rune Level 1, players who opt for the Prisoner path will experience a more challenging beginning to the game as well as a more rewarding ending to the game

1.  This is due to the fact that the Prisoner path is more challenging in the early game

2. 9Mystic The Mystic builds its abilities around the status effect known as Sleep, which appears infrequently in the standard game

3.  Mystic characters in the Convergence Mod begin the game with a Spirit Calling Bell, which grants them the ability to use Spirit Ashes from the beginning of the game

4.  Mystic characters also begin the game with a Sleep-inducing bow, Spells, and a decent Club for a weapon

5.  The Mystic does not have any defenses, but the Convergence Mod for Elden Ring Faith Arcane Build includes a wide variety of ancestral sorceries that make up for this lack

6.  Following the acquisition of some new armor and protective sorceries, the Mystic class has evolved into one of the most powerful Spellcaster-Melee hybrids available in the mod

7. 8Frenzied ZealotThe Frenzied Zealot is a type of Incantation-wielder that makes use of spells that induce madness

The Convergence Mod adds a large number of new spells that can be used in this way. They begin with the Frenzied Flame Seal as well, which gives their Frenzied Flame Incantations a greater degree of power than they would have had they not started with the seal. The Frenzied Zealot is a bit of a glass cannon, but the Convergence Mod's Elden Ring allows Madness to be spread to a greater number of enemies than the original Elden Ring Faith Arcane Build did. Choose this class if you want to try out all of the new Frenzied Flame spells that are included in the Convergence Mod, and if you want to try to get the Frenzied Flame ending.7Witch of the FrostThe Snow Witch set is one of the most fashionable armor sets in Elden Ring, and the Frost Witch grants it to players as soon as they begin playing the game. Although it is almost identical to the armor set worn by Ranni the Witch, this is not the only reason why we believe that this is one of the best new classes available in Convergence.

Godskin Celebrant A number of Godskin Celebrants can be found in Dominula, the Windmill Village on the Altus Plateau, where players can encounter them. These deranged worshipers of the Godskin Apostles and Nobles can be seen dancing around their fires as they wreak havoc on their opponents with their rune-generating melee weapon and an assortment of Black Flame Incantations. Because of this, the Godskin Celebrant is widely considered to be the most powerful starting class for Incantations. Black Flame spells are incredibly effective against bosses with a high health pool because they continue to drain a small percentage of health for a short period of time after a hit. The Convergence Mod packs spells into Faint Runes associated with spell types, and the next tier for the Godskin Celebrants' repertoire is just a stone's throw from their spawn location. Additionally, they start right next to a dungeon that contains even more Black Flame Incantations. Even though there are a lot of other melee classes in the Convergence Mod that are fun to play (like the Rogue or Sellsword, which are based on DEX), the Vanguard offers a good balance between offensive potential and defensives, especially once they find a Shield.

This is especially true after they have found a Shield. The class does not begin play with a shield; however, the starting weapon is ideally suited for use in a Two-Handed configuration, and the Vanguard armor set will provide adequate protection against lethal blows in the interim. If players can master the art of the dodge roll, they will be able to direct the majority of their focus toward increasing their damage output rather than hiding behind a shield.4StarcallerThe Starcaller is an interesting choice for a spellcaster in the Convergence Mod because it begins with Gravity Sorceries, which are one of the most powerful categories of spells in Elden Ring. Gravity magic is still extremely powerful, despite the fact that the majority of different types of Spells in the game received buffs as part of the Convergence Mod. Starcallers can take advantage of this magic right from the beginning of the game. The benefit of using Gravity magic is that the damage is physical, which allows it to bypass magical resistances, stun bosses, and break the armored enemies' hardened outer shells. The beginning of Starcallers takes place just outside of Castle Morne, close to an Onyx Lord open-world boss. This location provides players with the opportunity to immediately put their Gravity-based abilities to the test against a formidable foe.

When it comes down to it, determining which Sorcery class in the Convergence Mod is the best is a matter of personal preference. What can't be disputed about the Volcanist, however, is how awesome it is to be able to leave behind pools of magma from the very beginning of Elden Ring onwards. This is something that no one can deny. The Volcanist is a Sorcerer whose abilities are based on the Mt. Gelmir brand of Lava magic. However, in the typical fashion of Convergence Mod, there is a ton more variety than the options found in the base game. Volcanists' Fire-type damage is very effective across a wide range of enemy types in Elden Ring, and their flashy spells make up for the fact that their build options are relatively nuanced. In the Convergence Mod, the Stormcaller, along with the Volcanist, is considered to be one of the most powerful sorcery-based classes. The Stormcaller is the one class that players of Convergence can try out, and it is simultaneously the most familiar and the most foreign. Although there aren't many storm-related spells in the core game of Elden Ring, there is a starting class that not only controls the same winds that roil Stormveil, but also has the appearance of being one of the guardians who watch over it.

The Stormcaller is an expert user of wind spells that deal physical damage. These spells, like Gravity magic, are more effective than regular sorceries against enemies that are armored and resistant to magic. The only reason the Stormcaller is ranked higher than the Starcaller is because of its uniqueness. This is in addition to the fact that, unlike the Volcanist, it does not begin the game next to a boss or in Caelid. The Dreadnought is the most formidable and has the potential to deal the most damage out of any of the melee classes available in the Convergence Mod. The Dreadnought is a melee Tank through and through, despite having laughable stats in Intelligence, Faith, and Mind. Its primary role is to engage in close combat. If you ignore the arcane arts, you'll have more room in your stats for strength and endurance, which are the most important qualities for a Medieval Terminator to have. The Dreadnought begins combat with a set of armor that has a very high defense rating, a mace that scales well with Strength, and a basic shield, all of which fall within the Medium weight limit.

If you want to start the game with the highest Strength stat and the best setup to take advantage of that focus, choose the Dreadnought over the Vanguard, Berserker, or Retainer. If you want to play a character who is dexterous and quick, look elsewhere.