Classes

This section covers all the base and prestige classes available in Project Phoenix. All the revised classes also have discussion sections, where I talk about the changes I made and why. The Loremaster and Thaumaturgist received no changes beyond those to make them compatible with Project Phoenix (skills and a couple abilities), so they have no discussion section.

Base Classes

Name	Discussion
Barbarian	Discussion
Bard	Discussion
Cleric	Discussion
Druid	Discussion
Fighter	Discussion
Monk	Discussion
Paladin	Discussion
Ranger	Discussion
Rogue	Discussion
Sorcerer	Discussion
Wizard	Discussion

Revised Prestige Classes

Name	Discussion
Arcane Archer	Discussion
Arcane Trickster	Discussion
Assassin	Discussion
Dwarven Defender	Discussion
Horizon Walker	Discussion
Loremaster
Shadowdancer	Discussion

I've come up with many prestige classes over the years since 3E came out; some are conversions of older classes or kits from previous editions, and some are new creations.

New Prestige Classes

Name	Description
Cloud Dancer	Acrobatic warriors who can literally dance on clouds.
Dark Harlequin	Bards whose music is infused with evil and negative energy.
Dark Heretic	Evil clerics excommunicated from the church for heresy and granted power by evil beings.
Dark Guardian	Warriors with the ability to manipulate shadow.
Eater of Flesh	Spellcasters who gain power by eating the flesh of their enemies.
Elementalist	Spellcasters who have learned to tap into and control pure elemental energy.
Fleshcrafter	Characters who can replace missing limbs or create monstrous beings from an amalgam of parts.*
Gaia's Warden	Druid/rangers dedicated to the defense and preservation of nature.
Hunter	Part bounty hunter, part assassin, a Hunter is someone who will hunt anyone or anything - for a price.
Hunter of the Planes	Bounty hunters and assassins adept at following their prey across the planes.
Iceheart	Assassins with the proverbial icewater in their veins.
Jack o' Shadows	Bards who use the power of Shadow in their magic and music.
Jester	Spy, entertainer, court fixture - a Jester is all of these and more.
Ley Line Channeler	Divine casters who can tap into the power of ley lines.
Lich Knight	An unholy paladin who gains great power by undergoing a transformation to undeath.
Lightbringer	A character dedicated to fighting beings of darkness and shadow.
Lunar Huntsman	Clerics or rangers who hunt down lycanthropes.
Magehunter	Those dedicated to slaying arcane spellcasters.
Master of Blades	One who is adept with small thrown blades of all types.
Meistersinger	Bards who can use the power of their voice alone to great effect.
Minion of Set	Cleric/assassins of the god of serpents.
Planar Binder	Spellcasters who can summon/control all kinds of outsiders.
Reality Shifter	Master of space and time.
Shadowfane	The proverbial shadow mage.
Silent One	Assassins who mastered the art of the silent kill.
Skald	The archetypal "battle bard".
Souleater	Ancient mystical assassins who are not living or dead, but something in between.
Spiritbinder	Mages or clerics adept in summoning, controlling, and binding spirits.
Stalker of the Sands	Desert-based assassins.
Vermin Lord	Druids who prefer vermin to normal animals.
Walker in Shadows	Shadow-based rogue/assassin.

*This is a 14-page Word file (zipped) that also includes the half-golem template.

Miscellaneous Rules

Minions (Companions, familiars, and bonded mounts)

Multiclassing

Multiclass Spellcasters