Character Classes of Scalgard - Revision history

24.19.25.29 at 23:56, 28 November 2010

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	** Invoker		** Invoker
	** Shamans and Sorcerers have no stake in the affairs of the Phantom World and cannot be chosen as PC classes.		** Shamans and Sorcerers have no stake in the affairs of the Phantom World and cannot be chosen as PC classes.
	* Classes from the Forgotten Realms ~~and Eberron Campaign Settings~~ are inappropriate for Scalgard.		* The character classes from the Players Handbook 3 are not represented in Scalgard, except for the Seeker.
			* Classes from specific Campaign Settings (Dark Sun, Eberron and the Forgotten Realms) are inappropriate for Scalgard.


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	[[Legends of the Phantom World]]		[[Legends of the Phantom World]]

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	==Base Classes==		==Base Classes==
	* All base classes in Players Handbook 1 are available for characters to choose.		* All base classes in Players Handbook 1 are available for characters to choose.
	** Nefain is the only god to invest her power in Paladins, and she does not, in turn, invest power in ~~Clerics~~.		** Nefain is the only god to invest her power in Paladins and she does not, in turn, invest power in other divine classes.
	** Warlocks may make a Fey Pact or a Star Pact, but not an Infernal Pact. Fey Pacts are made with lords of the Tuatha Sidhe and Star Pacts are made with giants, as agents of the lost Foimoire. The Infernal has yet to play a role in the workings of the Phantom World.		** Warlocks may make a Fey Pact or a Star Pact, but not an Infernal Pact. Fey Pacts are made with lords of the Tuatha Sidhe and Star Pacts are made with giants, as agents of the lost Foimoire. The Infernal has yet to play a role in the workings of the Phantom World.
	* The character classes from Players Handbook 2 are also available, with some conditions and exceptions.		* The character classes from Players Handbook 2 are also available, with some conditions and exceptions.
	** Avenger		** Avenger
			** Barbarians arise only amidst the orcs and the Fenian tribes.
	** Invoker		** Invoker
	** Shamans and Sorcerers have no stake in the affairs of the Phantom World and cannot be chosen as PC classes.		** Shamans and Sorcerers have no stake in the affairs of the Phantom World and cannot be chosen as PC classes.
	* Classes from the Forgotten Realms Campaign ~~Setting~~ are inappropriate for Scalgard.		* Classes from the Forgotten Realms and Eberron Campaign Settings are inappropriate for Scalgard.


	~~==Paragon Paths==~~
	* [[Scalgard Bogatyr\|Bogatyr]]
	* [[Scalgard Dwarven Thane\|Dwarven Thane]]
	* [[Scalgard Keeper of the Hoard\|Keeper of the Hoard]]
	* [[Scalgard Red Branch Knight\|Red Branch Knight]]
	* [[Scalgard Swan Maid\|Swan Maid]]
	* [[Scalgard Wolf-Sworn\|Wolf-Sworn]]


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	[[Legends of the Phantom World]]		[[Legends of the Phantom World]]

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	** Nefain is the only god to invest her power in Paladins, and she does not, in turn, invest power in Clerics.		** Nefain is the only god to invest her power in Paladins, and she does not, in turn, invest power in Clerics.
	** Warlocks may make a Fey Pact or a Star Pact, but not an Infernal Pact. Fey Pacts are made with lords of the Tuatha Sidhe and Star Pacts are made with giants, as agents of the lost Foimoire. The Infernal has yet to play a role in the workings of the Phantom World.		** Warlocks may make a Fey Pact or a Star Pact, but not an Infernal Pact. Fey Pacts are made with lords of the Tuatha Sidhe and Star Pacts are made with giants, as agents of the lost Foimoire. The Infernal has yet to play a role in the workings of the Phantom World.
			* The character classes from Players Handbook 2 are also available, with some conditions and exceptions.
			** Avenger
			** Invoker
			** Shamans and Sorcerers have no stake in the affairs of the Phantom World and cannot be chosen as PC classes.
	* Classes from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting are inappropriate for Scalgard.		* Classes from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting are inappropriate for Scalgard.

JasonK at 00:00, 10 January 2009

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	* All base classes in Players Handbook 1 are available for characters to choose.		* All base classes in Players Handbook 1 are available for characters to choose.
	** Nefain is the only god to invest her power in Paladins, and she does not, in turn, invest power in Clerics.		** Nefain is the only god to invest her power in Paladins, and she does not, in turn, invest power in Clerics.
	** Warlocks may ~~only~~ make a Fey Pact, as ~~neither the Far Realm nor~~ the Infernal ~~plays~~ a role in ~~Scalgard~~.		** Warlocks may make a Fey Pact or a Star Pact, but not an Infernal Pact. Fey Pacts are made with lords of the Tuatha Sidhe and Star Pacts are made with giants, as agents of the lost Foimoire. The Infernal has yet to play a role in the workings of the Phantom World.
	* Classes from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting are inappropriate for Scalgard.		* Classes from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting are inappropriate for Scalgard.

JasonK at 22:03, 18 November 2008

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 ==Base Classes==
-A few base classes are not available for players to take at all, due to style restrictions or setting considerations.  Rather than listing base classes that are not available, and updating the list as each new book comes out, a list of available base classes should suffice:
+* All base classes in Players Handbook 1 are available for characters to choose.
-* Barbarian
+** Nefain is the only god to invest her power in Paladins, and she does not, in turn, invest power in Clerics.
-* Bard
+** Warlocks may only make a Fey Pact, as neither the Far Realm nor the Infernal plays a role in Scalgard.
-* Druid
+* Classes from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting are inappropriate for Scalgard.
-These available base classes are further sub-divided by nation, as noted in [[The Peoples and Nations of Scalgard]].  This is to preserve regional flavor, and can be safely ignored with a good reason, but note that DMs and Players will have to work harder to preserve differences between nations.
+==Paragon Paths==
 * [[Scalgard Bogatyr|Bogatyr]]
 * [[Scalgard Dwarven Thane|Dwarven Thane]]
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 * [[Scalgard Swan Maid|Swan Maid]]
 * [[Scalgard Wolf-Sworn|Wolf-Sworn]]
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+[[Legends of the Phantom World]]

JasonK at 18:04, 27 January 2008

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	To the truly devoted servant~~, however~~, even more potent magic awaits. ~~For~~ every level a character takes in one of the Prestige Classes above, he may choose to sacrifice a defining class feature of one of his earlier classes in order to cast spells as a cleric of one level higher, for purposes of both caster level and number of spells per day. Base classes and the defining features they can sacrifice include:		Each of the classes above offers an enhancement to existing spellcasting powers, but the ability to cast spells is not necessary to enter the gods' service. Those without this ability instead gain spellcasting ability as a cleric of their class level.

			But, to the truly devoted servant, even more potent magic awaits. Even a character with earlier spellcasting power can advance as a cleric instead of adding to their old power. Further, for every level a character takes in one of the Prestige Classes above, he may choose to sacrifice a defining class feature of one of his earlier classes in order to cast spells as a cleric of one level higher, for purposes of both caster level and number of spells per day, than the prestige class would normally allow. Base classes and the defining features they can sacrifice include:
	* Barbarian		* Barbarian
	** Rage		** Rage

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	To be a priest of the elemental gods of the Phantom World is to sacrifice. There is submission and strife, but also there is power. This power comes from abilities granted to the cleric as he advances in his god's service, but also in the form of minor spellcasting powers. The prestige clerics of Scalgard (and their patron gods) are:		To be a priest of the elemental gods of the Phantom World is to sacrifice. There is submission and strife, but also there is power. This power comes from abilities granted to the cleric as he advances in his god's service, but also in the form of minor spellcasting powers. The prestige clerics of Scalgard (and their patron gods) are:
	* [[Scalgard Cerement\|Cerement]] (Annwyn)		* [[Scalgard Cerement\|Cerement]] (Annwyn)
			* [[Scalgard Luminous\|Luminous]] (Cerithwen)
	* [[Scalgard Rime-Hag\|Rime-Hag]] (Beira)		* [[Scalgard Rime-Hag\|Rime-Hag]] (Beira)
	* [[Scalgard Stormlord\|Stormlord]] (Mannanan)		* [[Scalgard Stormlord\|Stormlord]] (Mannanan)

JasonK at 20:39, 29 July 2007

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	==Cleric Presige Classes==		==Cleric Presige Classes==
	To be a priest of the elemental gods of the Phantom World is to sacrifice. There is submission and strife, but also there is power. This power comes from abilities granted to the cleric as he advances in his god's service, but also in the form of minor spellcasting powers. ~~To the truly devoted, however, even more potent magic awaits.~~		To be a priest of the elemental gods of the Phantom World is to sacrifice. There is submission and strife, but also there is power. This power comes from abilities granted to the cleric as he advances in his god's service, but also in the form of minor spellcasting powers. The prestige clerics of Scalgard (and their patron gods) are:
			* [[Scalgard Cerement\|Cerement]] (Annwyn)
			* [[Scalgard Rime-Hag\|Rime-Hag]] (Beira)
			* [[Scalgard Stormlord\|Stormlord]] (Mannanan)


	For every level a character takes in one of the Prestige Classes ~~below~~, he may choose to sacrifice a defining class feature of an earlier ~~class~~ in order to cast spells as a cleric of one level higher, for purposes of both caster level and number of spells per day. Base classes and the defining features they can sacrifice include:		To the truly devoted servant, however, even more potent magic awaits. For every level a character takes in one of the Prestige Classes above, he may choose to sacrifice a defining class feature of one of his earlier classes in order to cast spells as a cleric of one level higher, for purposes of both caster level and number of spells per day. Base classes and the defining features they can sacrifice include:
	* Barbarian		* Barbarian
	** Rage		** Rage
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	Note: This option exists to reinforce the flavor of the gods' greedy nature and to allow a full 6 Levels of Cleric spellcasting in a setting that otherwise would not. Careful reading will show that few characters, almost none of them physically powerful, can claim full cleric spellcasting. This is intentional.		Note: This option exists to reinforce the flavor of the gods' greedy nature and to allow a full 6 Levels of Cleric spellcasting in a setting that otherwise would not. Careful reading will show that few characters, almost none of them physically powerful, can claim full cleric spellcasting. This is intentional.

	~~The prestige clerics (and their patron gods) are:~~
	* [[Scalgard Cerement\|Cerement]] (Annwyn)
	* [[Scalgard Rime-Hag\|Rime-Hag]] (Beira)
	* [[Scalgard Stormlord\|Stormlord]] (Mannanan)


	(Note: the Prestige Classes above draw on Open Game Content used according to the terms of the d20 System License version 6.0. A copy of this License can be found [http://www.wizards.com/d20 here].)		(Special Note: the Prestige Classes above draw on Open Game Content used according to the terms of the d20 System License version 6.0. A copy of this License can be found [http://www.wizards.com/d20 here].)


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	[[E6: Legends of the Phantom World]]		[[E6: Legends of the Phantom World]]

JasonK at 20:31, 29 July 2007

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	* [[Scalgard Bogatyr\|Bogatyr]]		* [[Scalgard Bogatyr\|Bogatyr]]
	* [[Scalgard Dwarven Thane\|Dwarven Thane]]		* [[Scalgard Dwarven Thane\|Dwarven Thane]]
	* [[Scalgard Keeper of the ~~Hoarde~~\|Keeper of the ~~Hoarde~~]]		* [[Scalgard Keeper of the Hoard\|Keeper of the Hoard]]
	* [[Scalgard Red Branch Knight\|Red Branch Knight]]		* [[Scalgard Red Branch Knight\|Red Branch Knight]]
	* [[Scalgard Swan Maid\|Swan Maid]]		* [[Scalgard Swan Maid\|Swan Maid]]

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 * [[Scalgard Dwarven Thane|Dwarven Thane]]
 * [[Scalgard Keeper of the Hoarde|Keeper of the Hoarde]]
 * [[Scalgard Swan Maid|Swan Maid]]
 * [[Scalgard Wolf-Sworn|Wolf-Sworn]]

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	To be a priest of the elemental gods of the Phantom World is to sacrifice. There is submission and strife, but also there is power. This power comes from abilities granted to the cleric as he advances in his god's service, but also in the form of minor spellcasting powers. The prestige clerics of Scalgard (and their patron gods) are:		To be a priest of the elemental gods of the Phantom World is to sacrifice. There is submission and strife, but also there is power. This power comes from abilities granted to the cleric as he advances in his god's service, but also in the form of minor spellcasting powers. The prestige clerics of Scalgard (and their patron gods) are:
	* [[Scalgard Cerement\|Cerement]] (Annwyn)		* [[Scalgard Cerement\|Cerement]] (Annwyn)
			* [[Scalgard Luminous\|Luminous]] (Cerithwen)
	* [[Scalgard Rime-Hag\|Rime-Hag]] (Beira)		* [[Scalgard Rime-Hag\|Rime-Hag]] (Beira)
	* [[Scalgard Stormlord\|Stormlord]] (Mannanan)		* [[Scalgard Stormlord\|Stormlord]] (Mannanan)