Editing Geneforge (section)

===Character classes===
The ''Geneforge'' series is known for its versatile skill development, demanding many strategic decisions from the player. At the beginning of the game, the player chooses what class of Shaper to play. When the player gains a level, they gain several skill points, which can be spent on improving the character's abilities. Depending on the strengths and weaknesses of each type of player (Shaper, Guardian, and Agent), the skills have varying costs. The class's skills are generally exaggerated as the character levels up.

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!colspan="4" style="background: #00a86b;" |{{center|'''Geneforge 1-3'''}}
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!Type !! Combat Skills !! Magic Skills !! Shaping Skills
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|Shaper (Lifecrafter in Geneforge 4)
|Weak
|Moderate
|Strong
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|Guardian (Warrior in Geneforge 4)
|Strong
|Weak
|Moderate
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|Agent (Infiltrator in Geneforge 4)
|Moderate
|Strong
|Weak
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!colspan="4" style="background: #00a86b;" |{{center|'''Geneforge 4'''}}
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!Type !! Combat Skills !! Magic Skills !! Shaping Skills
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|Shock Trooper
|Moderate
|Weak
|Strong
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|Servile
|Strong
|Moderate
|Weak
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!colspan="4" style="background: #00a86b;" |{{center|'''Geneforge 5'''}}
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!Type !! Combat Skills !! Magic Skills !! Shaping Skills
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|Sorceress
|Weak
|Strong
|Moderate
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