Classes of Legon

We are converting over to straight Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition for the Classes. Below is some great ideas, names and such. Not going to lie, this page is a bit unorganized. But if you can sift through it, there are some pretty cool ideas here.

The Wide Variety of Classes and Sub Classes

The classes of the World of Legon is broken out into 3 major categories; Fighter, Cleric and Thief. Now each class has it’s sub classes that can be much more precise on preferences and fighting styles. This is still a work in progress, and will be narrowed down and more descriptive soon. Numbers inside of the parenthesis is the amount of Hit Points per level. Example: Fighter is 1D8+4. It is essentially 1D12 but with a fail safe of having at least 5 HP’s.

Please Note:

Magic is just coming back to Legon, it has been less than a year and everyone is either just learning about it or starting brand new. There is less than 10 people on Legon right now that has more mana than the average person; Khamyra, Varrow, Lady Charota, Velencia, Cullun, Bastian – to name a few.

Classes and Their Sub Classes

FIGHTER (1D8+4)
– Fighter – The basic type of Fighter. No real armor or weapon preference.
> Barbarian, Slayer, Butcher, Savage, Mauler

– Guard – Well trained, well equipped. Almost always part of an army, outpost.
> Enforcer

– Ranger – Armor preference is medium to Light. Crossbows and Bows preferred. Hand to hand, smaller quick blades.
> Archer, Hunter

– Knight – Armor preference, heavy, full. Shields, long swords, double handed weapons.
> Cavalier, Paladin

The Shade class in the World of LegonCLERIC (1D6+4)
– Priest – No real fighting class, clothing and no weapon preference. Healing magic granted by Animax.
> Deacon, Scribe

– Cleric – A fighting priest, medium to heavy armor preferred, blunt weapons, non lethal. Some healing power granted by a Priest.

– Druid – Light armor and blunt weapons preferred. Has natural healing knowledge (potions, herbs, salves)
> Monk, Mender

– Witch – No armor proficiency, has natural magic knowledge (healing, growing crops, etc), likes simple weapons or daggers.
> Warlock, Gypsy, Healer, Alchemist

– Shade – A Cleric of Finster. Medium armor preferred open to all weapons. Has simple healing powers, but more powerful pain damage.
> Vizier, Invoker

THIEF (1D4+4)
– Thief – Light armor and small hidden weapons preferred.
> Thug, Scavenger

– Assassin – Light armor, hidden weapons and crossbow / bow weapons preferred. Great knowledge of poisons.
> Quick blade, Acrobat

– Bard – No armor preference, blunt weapons preferred. Must have a higher charisma, to scam people out of their gold.

Dusk Blade Class in Legon

CROSS CLASSES

Instead of being a “Fighter / Thief” we would call it a Dusk Blade. Mind you, this was pre-Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition.
– Witch Blade (Fighter Witch) (1d10+4)
– Crusader (Cleric Fighter) (1D10+4)
– Dusk Blade (Fighter Thief) (1D10+4)
– Beguiler (Theif Mage*) (1D10+2)
– Strider (Ranger Monk) (1D12+2)
– Tempest (Shade Assassin) (1D10+2)

* – Magic like parlor tricks, and nothing more (slide of hand).

Quick XP Table for cross classes

This chart is fun, but outdated. Before the dawn of 5e, we used this chart for “dual” class, and we never used it as “dual” we created a name for it. Standard classes go up in level like the normal 5e. Cross classes take 50% more to gain level. See below for the differences.

Experience Points Level Proficiency Bonus
0 1 +2
450 2 +2
1,350 3 +2
4,050 4 +2
9,750 5 +3
21,000 6 +3
34,500 7 +3
51,000 8 +3
72,000 9 +4
96,000 10 +4
127,500 11 +4
150,000 12 +4
180,000 13 +5
210,000 14 +5
247,500 15 +5
292,500 16 +5
337,500 17 +6
397,500 18 +6
457,500 19 +6
532,500 20 +6

The World of Legon