Brewmaster

in Muh Fantasy Game there are three core alignments, Light, Balance and Chaos. Your faction and background connects you to the world more than your alignment

>>96630667
Why have alignment at all then?

The Brewmaster is simple to build and pilot , notably more so than the monk's combo system. Your set of brews give you powerful self buff installs and like rage you only have one active at a time (until champion tier at least). Your brews require a easy, standard and then hard save ( 6+, 11+ , 16+) to be stay active each turn, but striking an enemy will keep your progression on this chart from rising.

picking the parts of your sub class include borrowing spells from a caster class of your choice while drunk, monk forms, an angry high damage attack if your drink runs out, making brews easier to sustain , damage and tanking talents that seem to focus on groups.

If a player selected this class I would probably design a few more brews. The mechanics are fun , probobly better for a drunk gamer than a more complicated pratfall class like the jester

>>96630689
Alignment can sometimes effect race/class access and alignment effects how factions view your character. The faction/alignment/fate system is a way that player character actions reverberate throughout the game world, from the local region to the great continental domains of the world map

>>96630760
The brewmaster also has a fun rule that says when you roll for initiative you can take a -4 penalty and drink before your first turn - this could be beneficial if you are surrounded or want to use your quick action on a rune or a potion

>>96630657
Muh high fantasy game also includes the class 'Occultist' whos spells primarily work as interrupt actions

bump

>>96630657
I'll bite.
Fighter.