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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shardstone" data-source="post: 8344838" data-attributes="member: 6807784">I think if this is an A5E setting, we should try to include all of the classes and make them work. This is a completely fresh world, and with some of your lore, we can easily fit in Monks and both Sorcerers and Wizards.Wizards are THE Chronicler. They don't study in the open or in towers, but they travel, learning knowledge, studying the past, seeing what corruption does, and make their spells based off of their insights and their research. They chronicle everything that they see in their spellbooks and by coming to understand the patterns in creation through which magic and power flows they create powerful spells that risk corruption too. Make a Chronicler Wizard subclass and easy.Monks are those who have seen corruption and who fight it within themselves. Monks believe that through an internal power called ki, or life, they are capable of rebuking Corruption and surviving the terrible world in which they live. Different orders of these monks study in the savanna, making cabals underneath the sun or in the shades of boa trees, becoming in tune with the world and by doing so understanding their own ki better. Then they use this ki to root corruption out of their flesh, and to fight back against their many foes.Paladins survive because this is a world where people need hope. An oath is a powerful thing; it is said that an oath can keep back Corruption, and that by keeping a true oath in your mind that you are able to rebuke evil and remain whole. So, Paladins sometimes appear who make these oaths and believe in them with such conviction that they raise to a new class. Many become temple-defenders, but other unique Paladins appear too, where they serve as rolemodels in society that many a cruel tyrant wishes to expunge and humiliate.</blockquote>

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