Jason Eric Nelson's 2nd Edition AD&D Warrior Class Group Last Updated: February 20, 2001
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WARRIOR CLASS GROUP The warrior class group has five sub-classes. All have a main emphasis of combat & weapon skills.
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BARBARIAN Warriors from a more primitive and savage background than the norm. BARBARIAN KITS: (with historical references) Fenwalker - Swamp-dweller that doesn't like strangers Feralan - a child that was abandoned & raised by animals Forest Runner - Hunter of the woodlands (North American Woodland Natives) Highlanders - Warrior of the hills and high country (Scots/Picts) Ice Hunter - Arctic Survivalist (Inuit/Eskimo) Islander - Wanderer of the waves and archipelagos of the warm seas (Polynesians) Nomad - a horse/camel riding wanderer of vast empty places (North American Plains Tribes, Mongols/Huns, Bedouin) Northman - Shipborne raider of the cold northern seas (Norse) Ravagers - Violently anti-magic & anti-civilization Savage - Jungle-dwellers (African (mostly), Mesoamerica) Vandal - Mercenaries or gladiators, taken from their culture when young (Selijuk Turks, Varangian Guard, Vandals & Goths in late Rome) Barbarian Equipment BARBARIAN CLASS & KITS IN WORD95 Equipment/Weapon list is included in this document
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CAVALIER This warrior is the knightly noble equestrian & battle leader CAVALIER KITS: Amazon - a femme fatale Dragonslayer - goes after dragons Field Marshal - focuses on recruiting, training & leading vast armies Gallant - a romantic, light hearted dilettante Legionnaire - sort of an Anti-Cavalier. An unstoppable hammer-&-anvil of elite foot Templar - church knights Windrider - ultra-snooty cavaliers skilled in aerial combat CAVALIER CLASS & KITS IN WORD95
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FIGHTER This warrior is a personal combat master. FIGHTER KITS: Convict - ex-con with a shady past. Often a former gladiator Corsair - Sailor/marine, sea trader Duelist - Master of fencing Gladiator - the ultimate flashy fighter Mercenary - a consummate professional warrior & tactician Sentinel - super-guardian for just about anywhere Thrall - fugitive escaped slave, not an expert warrior FIGHTER CLASS & KITS IN WORD95
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PALADIN This is the Ultimate Holy warrior. PALADIN KITS: Anarchist - CE Anti-paladin Aquarian - water-oriented, generally peaceable & friendly Athar - a true Neutral paladin Chevalier - more or less a cavalier-paladin Guardian - defender of sacred places of faith Marshal - hyperlawful fanatic, sheriff/criminal catcher Ordainer - LE Anti-paladin; jack-booted tyrant Vindicator - super-warrior of the faith PALADIN CLASS & KITS IN WORD95
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RANGER This is a wilderness warrior/stealth & missile commando. RANGER KITS: Archer - Archery master Beastmaster - semi-barbaric ranger, friendly with animals Giant Killer - arrogant ranger who goes after giants Harper - similar to 1st edition ranger with "Harper" membership Huntsman - expert trainer of hunting dogs & birds Mariner - seaborne/aquatic ranger Outlaw - on the run from the law, but basically a good person Seeker - semi-mystical priestly ranger, with a "sacred animal" Warden - security specialist of an area RANGER CLASS & KITS IN WORD95
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