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Your character's '''class''' is their profession. It defines what [[:Category: | Your character's '''class''' is their profession. It defines what [[:Category:Stunts| stunts]] they'll be able to choose from, and therefore what cool things they'll do to help the band prevail. | ||
You choose your character's class at [[level 1]] and cannot change it, but you can add a second and even third class as you gain additional levels. This is called [[multiclassing]]. | |||
Character classes are broad and fairly generic. To add flair, complement your character's class with a unique [[High Concept]] and, optionally, a distinctive [[Archetype]]. | Character classes are broad and fairly generic. To add flair, complement your character's class with a unique [[High Concept]] and, optionally, a distinctive [[Archetype]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 26 July 2022
Your character's class is their profession. It defines what stunts they'll be able to choose from, and therefore what cool things they'll do to help the band prevail.
You choose your character's class at level 1 and cannot change it, but you can add a second and even third class as you gain additional levels. This is called multiclassing.
Character classes are broad and fairly generic. To add flair, complement your character's class with a unique High Concept and, optionally, a distinctive Archetype.
Draft list of character classes:
- The Cleric uses divinely-inspired magic to strengthen, protect, and heal their allies
- The Scout uses wits and stealth to bypass obstacles and outwit enemies
- The Warrior excels at physical combat
- The Magician wields magic to defeat enemies and overcome obstacles
The design goal of character classes is to have the minimum number of classes necessary to support players' desired character concepts. Each class will have enough breadth to support different styles within its broad concept.
