Races:

The races only differ in their possible ability points in the different categories. At the beginning of the game you won't see the difference between a dwarven magician and a Fuzzy-Magician, but a Fuzzy-Magician will be much better at the end of the game since he can gain a much higher Intelligence than a dwarven magician, resulting in more Magic Points and the ability of casting more powerful spells.

Classes:

Picture	Class	Gender	Spell-Category	Magic Points	Dexterity	Recom. Race
	Alchemist	Male	Magic Power	INT x 0,5	Ordinary	Fuzzy
	Barbarian	Male	-	-	-	Dwarf
	Druid	Male	Both	stronger power of INT or WIS x 0,5	Ordinary	Bobit, Fuzzy
	Fighter	Male	-	-	-	Dwarf
	Illusionist	Female	Will Power	WIS x 0,5	-	Bobit
	Lark	Female	Magic Power	INT x 0,5	Ordinary	Human
	Paladin	Female	Will Power	WIS x 0,5	Ordinary	Bobit
	Priest	Female	Will Power	WIS x 1	-	Bobit
	Ranger	Male	Both	weaker power of INT or WIS x 0,5	Ordinary	Human
	Thief	Male	-	-	Superior	Elf
	Wizard	Male	Magic Power	INT x 1	-	Fuzzy

[Legend]:

• Spell-Category:
  Magic-Power (Magician-Spells) based on "Intelligence"
  Will-Power (Priest-Spells) based on "Wisdom"
• Magic Points:
  The value of your characters' Magic Points is defined by the class and the attributes Intelligence (for characters with "magic power") or Wisdom (for characters with "will power").
  
• Dexterity:
  Some character classes get a natural bonus for evading hidden traps in chests and enemies' attacks.

Suggested Party:

As in other RPGs the best choice is a versatile party with good fighting and spellcasting abilities. A party that served me well consisted of:

#1. Paladin - Bobit
#2. Ranger - Human
#3. Priest - Bobit
#4. Wizard - Fuzzy

The Paladin and Ranger are good fighters and are able to support the party with extra healing spells. With a Priest and a Wizard you will be able to use the most powerful spells later in the game.