Editing LetsBuild5e:Classes

Most people in Axalvo do not have levels in PC classes. Of those that do, the breakdown is as follows (Decision: [http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?761590-D-amp-D-5e-Let-s-build-a-setting!&p=19367909#post19367909]):

Barbarian totem warriors revere fey nature spirits who manifest as animals. The Path of the Berserker is whispered to be a curse from the Elder Dragon God Kugbazel on the unruly children of the younger gods, twisted into a blessing by the barbarians. If they did not go mad from time to time, it is said, all humanoids would be slightly more prone to anger and violence, which might be enough to push civilization over the edge.

The bardic tradition is strongest in the far northeast. However, the Old Imperial culture has its own distinctive version of it. The Bardic College of Valor stems from the Old Empire, and is heavily dominated by orcs and half-orcs. The College of Lore is a more ancient organization, claiming descent from before the last flip, and has very stringent requirements in order for a member to be declared a "master".

The gods each grant the following spheres:

 

 

* The Charm domain is new, and still needs to be fleshed out.

The lands of Axalvo are periodically swept by a strong warm mountain wind. This wind is honoured by the Druid Circle of the Land. Accordingly, a set of Wind spells is available in addition to the other terrain options:

====Wind Druid Circle Spells====

:3rd level: ''gust of wind, levitate''<br />

:5th level: ''fly, wind wall''<br />

:7th level: ''dimension door, freedom of movement''<br />

:9th level: ''phantasmal killer, telekinesis''

The Paladin Oath of the Ancients is usually administered by the druid circles, whereas the Oath of Righteousness is usually made to one or several gods. The Oath of Vengeance is generally understood to be a twisted blessing from Metepes the Trickster on those who swear revenge with sufficient passion.

Rangers are essential as guides from one side to the other when the flip happens, and because of this they are ''supposed'' to be held in high regard and their knowledge is supposed to be passed down from generation to generation. However it's been so long since the last flip that some people think the flip is just a myth, and fewer and fewer people are wanting to train as rangers. They find it hard to find employment as anything other than itinerant guides and caravan guards and they are seen less as potential saviours and more as a bunch of travellers who get moved on by the militias of cities who don't want them making the place look untidy.

 

Now that signs and omens of a possible impending flip are starting to appear, the rangers' stock is suddenly rising and they're finding themselves in demand, at least in some areas. This is complicated by people's unwillingness to admit they were wrong and apologize, so many factions are basically trying to shanghai rangers into serving or teaching others their secrets, rather than just asking nicely.

The warlock patrons are a mixed bunch; some of them are much better-known to lay folk than others. Powerful fiend patrons such as Asupuxai are minor figures in mainstream mythology. The archfey are the stuff of fairytale and urban legend. The Great Old Ones are the stuff of mere rumour, their own esoteric mythos known in detail only to arcane magic-users. (Decision: [http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?761590-D-amp-D-5e-Let-s-build-a-setting!&p=19228900#post19228900] )

Most of the mage guilds teach a limited amount of every school; however, each guild specialises in only one or two schools. The guild which has just been expelled from Gartihann prioritised evocation and abjuration.