44 lines
2.7 KiB
Markdown
44 lines
2.7 KiB
Markdown
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# Current Options
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## Artisan (Might need a different name)
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Artisans love to take stuff apart and put it back together again but better, most of the time. They are responsible for inventing new technologies and equipment to help move the party forward even if they aren't always the best at using it themselves.
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## Barbarian
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Barbarians are known for their savage attacks and ability to sustain large amounts of damage. They are often the first line of offense in battle but aren't particularly savvy when it comes to socializing.
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## Bard
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Bards are found wherever there are stories to tell or tales to learn. They excel at performing and pretending but are often most known for their ability to remember knowledge.
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## Fighter
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Fighters are all around combat characters. They focus on being able to use a variety of weapon and armor types and improving their prowess with that equipment.
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## Manipulator
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Manipulator are often the face of a party. They know who to talk to and when to talk to them. They're typically charismatic and quick witted in social situations but require support in combat situations.
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## Knight
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Knights are known for their gleaming armor that allows them to stroll through a battlefield without fear of taking damage.
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## Medic
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Medics are the ones that keep everyone else alive. They are experts at healing wounds and curing diseases. If you plan on taking a lot of damage make sure you bring your medic along to save you once the fighting is done.
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## Monk
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Monks focus on mastering their body and mind and turning them into razer sharp weapons to deal with any threat.
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## Ranger
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Sometimes nature is better than society. Rangers excel at navigating through wilderness and surviving harsh environments.
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## Researcher
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Researchers are the ones that discover long forgotten lore, corporate secrets, and scientific breakthroughs. This archetype includes scientists, priests, and even spies (sometimes).
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## Rogue
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Rogues are the dastardly individuals that excel at going where they aren't wanted and taking what isn't theirs.
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## Tactician
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Tacticians know the strengths of their companions, the weaknesses of their targets, and the best way to match those up to guarantee success.
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# Combinations
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Some of the current archetypes are very similar and might be difficult to create separate trees for each archetype that feels distinct. These similar concepts can be combined and then have specializations within the feature tree.
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- Rogue + Manipulator
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- Knight + Barbarian + Fighter
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- Researcher + Medic + Artisan
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# Ideas
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Make one tree for each of the 6 "rolling" attributes.
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- Strength
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- Fighter/Knight/Barbarian
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- Agility
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- Rogue/Monk
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- Logic
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- Tactician/Investigator/Artisan
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- Memory
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- Researcher/Driver/Medic
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- Awareness
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- Ranger/Envoy (Diplomat)/Agent
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- Presence
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- Bard/Leader
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