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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 8830675" data-attributes="member: 6779196">I think if I were to do this, I might go with something like…• Poison and Disease• Enchanted and Cursed Items• Alteration• Physical Force• Illusions, Charms, and Possession• TeleportationThen the question becomes how to distribute proficiencies in those categories. Going through the classes alphabetically…Artificer: Enchanted and Cursed Items for sure. Poison and Disease might fit with alchemist-type artificers.Barbarian: Enchanted and Cursed Items fits the old “barbarians shun magic items” idea, and Physical Force is a no-brainer.Bard: Illusions, Charms, and Possession is obvious here. Maybe Teleportation for the second one?Cleric: Illusions, Charms, and Possession seems fitting, and Enchanted and Cursed items seems like an obvious fit as well.Druid: I could see Alteration here - the Druid is a master of many forms, so forcibly changing their form could be difficult. Then maybe Poison and Disease reflecting familiarity with natural toxins and antitoxins?Fighter: Physical force, and Poison and Disease seem like the obvious choices.Monk: Poison and Disease fits the purity of body angle and Alteration fits mastery of the self.Paladin: Poison and Disease ties in with the classic Paladin ability to resist and cure illness. Illusions, Charms, and Possession seems like an obvious choice.Ranger: Poison and Disease on the same grounds as Druid. Maybe Teleportation for the other? The ranger is master of their own path?Rogue: Poison and Disease seems obvious. I’d like to go with Enchanted and Cursed items as well, but that would give them the same set as I currently have for Artificer…Sorcerer: I’m thinking Alteration and Teleportation?Warlock: Teleportation and Illusions, Charms, and Possession?Wizard: Alteration and Illusions, Charms, and Possession?</blockquote>

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