The 16 Classes
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Using the sixteen cognitive functions, the four temperaments and the four ideals, I have spotted 16 unique classes/professions. Every race has a base affinity for four of these classes.
Intelligence
Wisdom
Weapons mastery
Strength
Dexterity
Adaptability
Intelligence
Dexterity
Sleight of hand
Wit
Dexterity
Spellslinger
Wisdom
Strength
Mastery
Wisdom
Charisma
Healing
Vitality
Intelligence
Defence
Strength
Initiative
Inspiration
Wit
Initiative
Large-scale Spellcasting
Vitality
Wit
Shapeshifting
Wisdom
Wit
Spirituality
Vitality
Charisma
Inspiration
Vitality
Strength
Endurance
Charisma
Initiative
Influence
Intelligence
Initiative
Strategy
Charisma
Dexterity
Animal whispering
The 24 Classes
The Smith: Using your intelligence and wisdom to formulate plans and craft specialised tools.
The Healer: Using wisdom and charisma to influence people's feelings and condition
The Bard: Using your energy and social prowess to motivate and convince other people in different ways
The Warrior: Using power and intelligence to solve problems and issues
The Seer: Using wit and foresight to analyse a situation and gain special insight.
The Rogue: Relying on quick thinking and wit to figure out your surroundings and make smart decisions.
The Barbarian:
The 16 Classes
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