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<blockquote data-quote="jmartkdr2" data-source="post: 8611783" data-attributes="member: 7017304">Or, for a totally different approach, do it by ability scores:Strength: the fighter, although it's more like a barbarian except the limited-use Rage feature is optional and heavy armor is available.Dexterity: the rogue (and swashbuckler)Constitution: the Warlock (because the power wracks your body, so you need to be tough to survive it. The tougher you are, the more power you can draw)Intelligence: the wizardWisdom: the monk uses their attunement and awareness to perfect themselves and impact the world (but see below)Charisma: the bard. Sorcerers might use charisma, but the bard is built on charisma based concepts, like inspiration, enchantment, performance, and generally influencing people magically or otherwiseNone of the above: the Cleric (because faith isn't an attribute, faith just *is) (also this means no matter how crappy your rolls are you still have a playable class. Might use level for a bunch of calculations.This would need to allow for dual-classing, but that covers a lot of ground.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmartkdr2, post: 8611783, member: 7017304"] Or, for a totally different approach, do it by ability scores: Strength: the fighter, although it's more like a barbarian except the limited-use Rage feature is optional and heavy armor is available. Dexterity: the rogue (and swashbuckler) Constitution: the Warlock (because the power wracks your body, so you need to be tough to survive it. The tougher you are, the more power you can draw) Intelligence: the wizard Wisdom: the monk uses their attunement and awareness to perfect themselves and impact the world (but see below) Charisma: the bard. Sorcerers might use charisma, but the bard [I]is built on[/I] charisma based concepts, like inspiration, enchantment, performance, and generally influencing people magically or otherwise None of the above: the Cleric (because faith isn't an attribute, faith just *is) (also this means no matter how crappy your rolls are you still have a playable class. Might use level for a bunch of calculations. This would need to allow for dual-classing, but that covers a lot of ground. [/QUOTE]

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