Sunday Stats | Prestige Classes

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SUNDAY STATS || PRESTIGE CLASSES

As noted in the Sunday Stats: Classes edition, there are a number of base classes available to help personalize your character. However, as characters gain in levels, their powers usually become more specialized. Prestige classes help represent these areas of specialization that help one high level character stand out from another.

Most prestige classes have prerequisites. They might require you to take a certain number of ranks in a particular skill, acquire particular feats, or even accomplish certain roleplaying goals before you are allowed to take the class. Always double check with the GM that you have the pre-reqs covered before leveling in a prestige class. These classes are not available at low levels.

While there are a number of D20 Modern/Urban Arcana specific classes that are ideal for this sort of campaign setting, there are also unlimited amounts of prestige classes that have been designed for the general D&D world. With few exceptions, the GM is open to allowing you to take any of these classes, and will work with you to help accomplish your vision of your character.

The D20 Modern/Urban Arcana specific classes are:

The Acolyte: A modern divine spellcaster who gains spells from a higher power more quickly than a cleric.
The Ambassador: Skilled diplomats and dignitaries with a deep understanding of politics who work as mediators and bring insight to the table.
The Arcane Arranger: A social engineer who can find the right service for the right price.
The Archaic Weaponsmaster: A warrior trained in medieval combat in the modern world.
The Archmage: The most advanced practioners of arcane magic.
The Artificer: A magical craftsperson capable of making powerful magic items
The Battlemind: A psion who combines physical prowess with powerful psychokinetic abilities.
The Bodyguard: A security specialist in personal protection.
The Daredevil: One who risks life & limb to perform dangerous physical or vehicular stunts, and survives.
The Dreadnought: Walking tanks who excel at knocking down foes due to strict exercise, surgical enhancement, and meditation
The Ecclesiarch: A seasoned divine spellcaster with increased abilities and the ability to turn various creature types.
The Engineer: Those who build and maintain weapons, vehicles, etc.
The Explorer: A curious explorer with strong investigative talents and survival skills, who makes an excellent scout & guide
The Field Medic: One who treats injuries and disease in even the most trying of circumstances, non-magically.
The Field Officer: A natural leader who coordinates armed forces in the field, directing allies & leading by example.
The Field Scientist: A hands on researcher who excels at scientific theory and knowledge and applying it in the field to solve problems.
The Glamourist: An amiable, engaging companion who uses charm and deception to get things most people have to buy or earn.
The Gunslinger: An expert in handguns whose pistols are an extension of himself.
The Helix Warrior: Scientifically engineered super soldiers.
The Holy/Unholy Knight: Defenders of their faith or organization, crusaders for their beliefs, first and last line of defense for their ideologies.
The Infiltrator: A master of stealth, breaking and entering, and second-story work.
The Investigator: One who uses wisdom, deduction, and hard work to solve mysteries.
The Mage: An arcane spell user who seeks to gain power more quickly than through esoteric means.
The Martial Artist: A student of one or more martial arts disciplines who work to master mind and body.
The Mystic: A divine spellcaster who can cast non-curative spells at will.
The Negotiator: A mediator of violent disputes, good business haggler, and one able to compromise with dangerous criminals.
The Occultist: A scholar who embraces things of darkness to learn from them, master them, and control them.
The Personality: A recognizable, famous figure with a following and wealth, who uses this power to advance their career.
The Psionic Agent: Assassins, protectors, or investigators with great mental power and abilities.
The Shadow Hunter: A tracker who uses the ways of Shadow to find people and things that would stay hidden.
The Shadow Slayer: A champion of their generation with a destiny, who attracts evil creatures and is called to fight them and protect the world from encroaching darkness.
The Shadowjack: A computer wizard capable of sneaking through mainframes like a ghost and performing magic through the internet.
The Soldier: A trained warrior, often from a military organization, skilled at defeating enemies and carrying out missions.
The Speed Demon: A master of vehicles, capable of pushing them to the utmost and beyond.
The Street Warrior: A fighter versed in the unwritten laws of the urban jungle.
The Swashbuckler: A light footed, quick master of the sword.
The Swindler: Those who use chance and probability to manipulate others.
The Techie: Skilled, quirky technician combining natural genius & expert training, master of technology.
The Techno Mage: A wizard blending magic and technology.
The Telepath: A psion who manifests mental powers associated with touching other minds and influencing thought.
The Thrasher: A supremely tough individual with the ability to call upon inner will to increase physical capabilities.
The Tracer: Someone with an expertise in locating and pursuing fugitives.
The Wildlord: An individual in tune with the world around them, capable of dealing with the wilderness and its inhabitants.
The Xenophile: A scientist who studies and analyzes the physiology, psychology, culture, and technology of other species.

Links are provided to all class info and pre-reqs for these classes. All other prestige classes that the GM has access to are listed below. As not all of them are online, and the list is much too large for the GM to individually find and link each one, players may make requests below for me to copy pdf pages or find them class info for the price of 100 XP per class requested, on this page. Once a class has been requested once, the information will be permanently linked onto the list. Please use the following form to request class info:

<B>Class(es) Requested:</b><br /><b>Total XP Cost (100 per request):</b>

Players may wish to try looking here first.

This is an index of which classes listed below are located in which books, to make it easier to google search them on your own.

Classes must be D&D 3.5 compatible and must be approved by the Gamemaster always.

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