Prestige classes for Eberron's dragonmarked heirs.

Prestige classes are a concept from earlier editions of Dungeons & Dragons that rang true with players and Dungeon Masters alike. They allowed characters to specialize in a narrow focus or become members of elite groups. Eberron's dragonmarked heirs are a perfect opportunity to update the concept for 5th edition.

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Along with rules on how to use prestige classes, there are three prestige classes, each requiring the character to possess a particular dragonmark. These were inspired by the prestige classes found in Dragonmarked, an Eberron supplement for 3rd edition.

Blade of Orien. Bearing House Orien's Mark of Passage, these mobile soldiers teleport not only themselves, but their allies and enemies around the battlefield. Every would-be lightning rail robber fears meeting a Blade of Orien.

Medani Seer. Mastering House Medani's Mark of Detection, these investigative spellcasters bring otherworldly insights to their allies. Their ability to see into the past and future means they are never unprepared.

Storm Sentry. Wielding House Lyrandar's Mark of Storms, these unpredictable warriors bring the wrath of the skies down on their enemies. Often found captaining Lyrandar searfaring vessels and airships, the Storm Sentries guard the House's interests across Khorvaire.

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