Classes - Cyberpunk 2077

Techie

In the 2020 tabletop game, Techies fulfilled the crafting role of the game. Slightly shady, they perform engineering and technical services on an 'off-the-record' basis for clients from all walks of life. Their skills with building and modifying technology are in high demand in the neon-lit darkness of Night City, and their services extend to many types of tech, as well as electronic security installation, weaponsmithing and teaching. Techie's skills with building traps, technological sabotage and hacking can be used to their advantage in combat scenarios. 

The Techie class' signature ability is 'Jury Rig' which helps players achieve higher proficiency with improvised engineering. 

Solo

Solo classes provide the opportunity to play as a lone mercenary character, working as a hitman, bodyguard, or anything that else that pays well and offers violence. Many Solo variants have a military background, whether national or within a corporate army, and many sport cybernetic prosthetics in place of lost limbs. 

Primarily fighters, and essentially Cyberpunk 2077's answer to the warrior or DPS class, Solo classes take advantage of Skills in a wide variety of weapons and both armed and unarmed combat proficiencies, as well as combinations of heightened perception, stealth and athletics. 

The Solo class' signature ability is 'Combat Sense', giving them an increased sense of imminent dangers, traps and general harm. 

Netrunner

The Netrunners are the super-hackers of 2020's Night City, and seem likely to fulfil the same role in Cyberpunk 2077's. Using high-tech brain-computer interfaces, Netrunners plug themselves in and scour the internet in VR for high-value information to use as a weapon, or sell on the black market. Netrunner Skills include areas such as programming, hacking, electronics and cybersecurity. Advanced cybernetic enhancements allow Netrunners to essentially hack into the minds of their enemies and infect them with viruses. 

The Netrunner, to some extent, fulfills the traditional 'stealth' role in RPGs, but is realized very differently in the Cyberpunk universe. 

The Netrunner class' signature ability is 'Interface', which allows them to directly interface with all sorts of technology, such as an enemy guard to access a building's security network. 

Rockerboys

Rockerboys are characters who 'use music and charisma to fight authority', apparently. 

Nomads

Anarchic tribes and communities of exiles from the corporate world, these Nomads wander the highways looking for opportunities. 

Hackers

At least two types of hackers appear to feature as non-playable classes. One of these uses computer viruses to complete his work, which is considered outdated by the Netrunner class, who uses far more high-tech solutions.