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Ymira – Horse Archer or Cavalry / Doctor – TraderĪll previously listed are what I think fits best from what I have gathered from looking through each companion’s character sheet.

Lezalit – Infantry or Cavalry / Trainer.

Doctor / Would Treatment, Surgery and First Aid.

Tracker / Tracking, Path-finding and Spotting.

Horse Archer / Bow and Arrow and Two Handed Weapon or One Handed Weapon with Shield.

Infantry / One and Two Handed Weapons, Shield and Pole-arm.

Cavalry / Lance, Shield, One and Two Handed Weapons.

Archer / Bow and Arrow or Throwing Weapons, Shield, One Handed Weapons.

Roles and the aligned skills with those roles.

Classes and what weapons the classes will use.

Whether you change from what I’ve recommended (as I do have multiple options for some companions) or you change them entirely. You can always change what each characters classes and roles are.

In advance, I will say that this is suited to my play style, thus my opinion on what I think fits best with whatever. This was made for myself, but thought it would be helpful and cool for others to see. You can see what each skill requires for you to do if you want to improve by going to the character sheet, clicking on the skill, and checking the “How to learn” area, directly above the skills’ perks.This took me awhile but I felt this was necessary to do. The more you use your bows, and fire from long distances, the more points and experience you’re going to receive for it. Whenever you want to improve skills for your character, you need to use it more in the game. For example, if you have a high degree of control, your character will learn bow, crossbow, and throwing skills far more than they would if they had a lower intelligence, which means they will not learn steward, medicine, or engineering skills as quickly. The primary trait above every skill details how easy it is for your character to learn a skill underneath its umbrella.