There has been some talk on other blogs of the benefits of class vs. classlessness (in character creation of course) in RPG systems, to which I would like to contribute by presenting an example of an enchantress developed using a classless system. Here is Anna Labrousse at her current level (6) from the Compromise and Conceit game.
Anna Labrousse: Level 6
Ability Scores
Strength -2, Dexterity 0, Constitution 0, Intelligence +3, Wisdom -1, Charisma +3
Class Skills
Spellcraft +12, Concentration +6, Social +9, Perception +3, Presence +8
Non-class skills
Reflexes +4, Fortitude +4, Attack (Missile) +0, Attack (Melee) -2, Knowledge(Arcane) +4, Will +0
Feats
Major Spell-casting (Regency School); Adventurer (+1 fortitude and perception); Powerful Voice (3/day suggestion effect, presence vs. will); Supernatural Calm (+2 Presence); Proficiencies (Infernal weapon and Infernal Armour); Alertness (check for secret doors automatically within 3m); Combat casting (make concentration checks to cast spells in combat)
Spells
| Spell Name | DC | Note |
| The Garden of Proserpine | 19+1 per additional target | Range 10m; puts target to sleep for 1rd/pt of success; vs. will |
| Moll’s Cunning | 20 | Range self; disguises Anna as someone else for 1 hour per point of success |
| Bosch’s Folly | 16+1 per lvl of creature | Summons a single monster for 1 rd/pt of success |
| Honour of the King | 17 | Increases Anna’s presence by +2 for 1 rd/pt of success |
| Spellbinding | 21+1 per additional creature | Range 10m;Paralyses target for 1 rd. per point of success; vs. will |
| Milton’s Grace | 19 | Increases target’s reflexes and will by +2 for 1 rd/pt of success. Range: touch. |
| Grendel’s Demise | 24 | Rips of target’s arm. Vs. Fortitude |
Weapons and Armour
Infernal Webbing (Damage Reduction 2, no activity penalty)
Native Coup-belt (Damage Reduction +1)
Infernal Pistol (Max. wounds 1, critical 20/+1, range 10m, ignores armour)
Confustor Field Rod (Range 10m, DC 10 ranged touch, DC 17 fortitude save, 3m radius effect, 10 charges)
Compromise and Conceit 
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