(POLL) Class Updates and Next Class Vote

The Cursed class has officially been updated to the new 5E.24 revised rules! Check out the Cursed class here if you missed it.

My plan is to update all previous classes to the new rules, starting with giving some extra love to older classes that have been fan favorites over the years (daywalker, spellbinder, shaman, etc.) Your playtest feedback has always been essential for these updates. A huge thank you to anyone who has submitted feedback! Feedback Link: https://bit.ly/GBPlaytest

New Classes?

One of the most requested updates I've received is to turn the prestige classes into a full-fledged class. I hear you! Today's poll is to vote on which prestige class will be upgraded into a class first.

Voting ends January 18th at 8:00 PM EST.

5E Class Options

1. Brimstone

A controversial faction of firearm-wielding sharpshooters who engrave their bodies and ammunition in magic runes, the Brimstone undergo ruthless mental and physical conditioning in preparation for becoming traveling monster slayers for hire. While their methods are effective, the ability to survive after carving themselves with ancient magic has caused a stigma to grow around the organization.

2. Lycanthrope

As a Lycanthrope, you walk the fine line between civilization and savagery, drawing power from the beast within while struggling to maintain control. Whether you were born under a cursed moon, willingly took on the burden, or were unwillingly transformed, the lycanthropy within you grants incredible physical prowess and a terrifying presence on the battlefield. However, this power comes at a cost—each transformation threatens to consume your humanity, forcing you to balance strength and self-control.

3. Reaper

Reapers are unyielding warriors known for heralding the coming of death. Whatever their origin and belief, every Reaper has felt death’s embrace and returned from the afterlife with purpose. Some relish the pain they inflict, traveling their path alone with the everlasting darkness surrounding them. Others understand the importance of life and death, and forgo the cruelty associated with their profession, seeing their scythe’s final swing as an act of compassion.

Your support makes all of this possible, and I can’t thank you enough for being part of this journey. Stay tuned—there’s more exciting content on the way!