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<blockquote data-quote="Psychotic Jim" data-source="post: 5246665" data-attributes="member: 547">There's another blog preview post up <a href="http://paizo.com/paizo/blog" target="_blank">http://paizo.com/paizo/blog</a>The page graphic reveals a list of class &quot;archetypes&quot; which trade out certain class features for others.&nbsp; It makes me think of the old 2e days of kits.&nbsp; The exceptions to this approach seem to the cleric, the sorcerer, and possibly the wizard/&nbsp; The cleric gets, instead of new archetypes, a choice of &quot;subdomains&quot;- alternate, more specialized variants on the domains existent in the core rulebook.&nbsp; The sorcerer has new bloodlines to choose from.&nbsp; And for the wizard they're bringing back the elementalist schools of magic.Other notables that share names with past editions include the Savage Skald (bard), Animal Shaman (druid), urban druid and urban ranger, Hospitalier (paladin),&nbsp; Drunken Master (monk), Zen Archer (monk),&nbsp; Acrobat (rogue), and Swashbuckler (rogue).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psychotic Jim, post: 5246665, member: 547"] There's another blog preview post up [url]http://paizo.com/paizo/blog[/url] The page graphic reveals a list of class "archetypes" which trade out certain class features for others. It makes me think of the old 2e days of kits. The exceptions to this approach seem to the cleric, the sorcerer, and possibly the wizard/ The cleric gets, instead of new archetypes, a choice of "subdomains"- alternate, more specialized variants on the domains existent in the core rulebook. The sorcerer has new bloodlines to choose from. And for the wizard they're bringing back the elementalist schools of magic. Other notables that share names with past editions include the Savage Skald (bard), Animal Shaman (druid), urban druid and urban ranger, Hospitalier (paladin), Drunken Master (monk), Zen Archer (monk), Acrobat (rogue), and Swashbuckler (rogue). [/QUOTE]

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