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<blockquote data-quote="JEB" data-source="post: 7344989" data-attributes="member: 10148">Not counting subclasses that have already showed up in UA?Barbarian: Anti-magic barbarian (resists magic and good at killing casters); something akin to Pathfinder's bloodrager (taps into monstrous heritage in battle)Bard: Death-themed bard (curses enemies, summons undead with creepy music)Cleric: Nothing comes to mindDruid: Plant druid (turns into plants and draws on their power); elemental druid (specializes in one of four elements, gets thematic powers)Fighter: Unarmed fighter (monk without the mysticism, kinda like Pathfinder's brawler)Monk: Iron shirt monk (tough and defensive)Paladin: Paladin of freedom (chaotic good, frees the oppressed)Ranger: Nothing comes to mindRogue: Nothing comes to mindSorcerer: Fey bloodline (taps into Feywild)Warlock: Sha'ir (genie pact)Wizard: Chronomancer (time magic)Other: Runecaster/Runepriest (uses magic of runes), not as a prestige class but as a subclass of Cleric or WizardI've seen third-party or homebrew versions for most of these, but official takes would be nice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JEB, post: 7344989, member: 10148"] Not counting subclasses that have already showed up in UA? Barbarian: Anti-magic barbarian (resists magic and good at killing casters); something akin to Pathfinder's bloodrager (taps into monstrous heritage in battle) Bard: Death-themed bard (curses enemies, summons undead with creepy music) Cleric: Nothing comes to mind Druid: Plant druid (turns into plants and draws on their power); elemental druid (specializes in one of four elements, gets thematic powers) Fighter: Unarmed fighter (monk without the mysticism, kinda like Pathfinder's brawler) Monk: Iron shirt monk (tough and defensive) Paladin: Paladin of freedom (chaotic good, frees the oppressed) Ranger: Nothing comes to mind Rogue: Nothing comes to mind Sorcerer: Fey bloodline (taps into Feywild) Warlock: Sha'ir (genie pact) Wizard: Chronomancer (time magic) Other: Runecaster/Runepriest (uses magic of runes), not as a prestige class but as a subclass of Cleric or Wizard I've seen third-party or homebrew versions for most of these, but official takes would be nice. [/QUOTE]

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