Subclasses let players specialize in one of their class’s playstyles, or add a new option to the class. Each class names its subclasses with its own prefix.
| Class | Prefix | Written subclasses |
|---|---|---|
| Berserker | Fury of the ___ | Fury of the Bloodrager |
| Soldier | Valor of the ___ | Valor of the Gunslinger |
| Martial Artist | Discipline of the ___ | — |
| Guardian | Oath of ___ | — |
| Arcanist | Curriculum / Academy of the ___ | — |
| Cleric | Domain / Prayer of ___ | — |
| Druid | Circle / Grove of the ___ | — |
| Psion | (none) | — |
| Artisan | Atelier of the ___ | — |
| Sage | Regalia of the ___ | — |
| Ranger | Conclave of the ___ | Beastcaller (draft) |
| Rogue | Machination of the ___ | — |
| Bard | Concert of ___ | — |
| Duskblade | (none) | — |
| Sorcerer | ___ Heritage / Soul of the ___ | — |
| Warlock | Pact of the ___ | — |
Subclass prefixes
Several classes use two different prefixes in different parts of the source: Arcanist (Curriculum vs Academy), Cleric (Domain vs Prayer), Druid (Circle vs Grove), Sorcerer (Heritage vs Soul). Pick one per class.
Each class page lists every subclass name from each version of the source, plus the long expansion lists.
General notes on subclasses
- Make the summoning subclass as robust as the Druid’s Wild Shape.
- Add Primal Empathy to primal classes.