Changes

As yet, I don’t know what would be the best classes. Not all classes are thematically appropriate, and most are somewhat lacking in useful features early on (fighter/rogue/monk/barbarian/paladin/ranger, I’m looking at you). May modify 5e classes for 3.5e play.

:* Barbarian: Doesn't quite fit into the setting as is. Variant would be spirit channeller, therianthrope, or alchemical warrior.:* Bard: Lore really doesn't fit into the setting.

:* Wizard:

:* Abomination: Essentially an alchemical werebeast. See Barbarian.:* Antiquarian: MoneyTreasure finder -collectorcould be role within a scholarly class.:* Arbalest: Hand heavy crossbow.Fighters?:* Bounty Hunter: Updated Ranger variant, possibly.:* Crusader: Paladin variant?:* Flagellent: Interesting idea. Dated and dark, to be sure. :* Grave Robber: Rogue variant.:* Hellion: Barbarian variant.

A rough guideline is listed More solid ideas here::* Occultist/Scholar/Occultist: Wizard mechanics equivalent, who seeks out arcane lore and eldritch power through occult science and ritual-analogue. Class features focus around include ritualsand limited invocations, invocationsmaybe even 5e cantrips, and techniquespossibly limited by stress/exhaustion.:* Cultist: Cleric/Druid equivalent; servitor and devotee of a powerful entitydruid analogue. Potent access to rationed abilitiesSimilar casting, with rituals largely restricted but limited to where the domains of their patron desires it. Might not be playablePossibly unplayable?:* Investigator: Ranger/Bard:* TBD.