Masters of the Mundane: A Collection of Character Classes for Low-Magic Settings

A collection of eight new and reimagined character classes for use in low magic settings.  Includes the Artisan, the Hunter, the Knight, the Minstrel, the Mutant, the Priest, the Scholar, and the Shaman. 

Also includes low magic subclass options for the Barbarian, Fighter, Monk, and Rogue.

The Artisan is a reimagining of the Artificer.  The spellcasting and magical infusions have been replaced with Extra Attack and a new system of enhancing weapons and armor.  The Artisan selects one of four Vocations starting at level 3: The Armorer, the Bladesmith, the Bowyer, or the Tanner.   

The Hunter is a reimagining of the Ranger with the spellcasting feature removed and replaced with nonmagical features that aid in dealing damage, tracking enemies, and supporting allies.  A Hunter can follow one of five paradigms starting at level 3: The Wanderer, the Warden, the Wilder, the Wraith, or the Beast Trainer.

The Knight is a reimagining of the Paladin.  The spellcasting features, magical healing, and magical auras have been replaced with abilities that allow you to issue challenges to enemies or commands to allies, among other nonmagical features.  A Knight can join one of seven Knightly Orders at level 3: The Order of Deliverers, the Order of Enforcers, the Order of the Green, the Order of Justiciars, the Order of the Samurai, the Order of the Shield, or the Order of the Chevalier.

The Minstrel is a reimagining of the Bard.  The spellcasting feature has been replaced with Extra Attack and a new system of buffing allies or debuffing enemies through song.  Minstrels choose to follow one of four paths at level 3: The Path of the Troubador, The Path of the Skald, the Path of the Sword Dancer, or the Path of the Snake Charmer.

The Mutant is a brand new class for low or dark fantasy settings.  They grow beastly or monstrous features that grow more powerful and can be customized as they level up.  A Mutant chooses a Primary Mutation at level 1, choosing from the Alchemical, Aquatic, Bestial, Monstrous, or Venemous Primary Mutations.  You can further customize your Mutant by choosing from 30 Secondary Mutations as you level up.

The Priest is a reimagining of the Cleric.  The spellcasting feature has been replaced with Extra Attack and new abilities depending on your chosen Divine Domain and Divine Calling.  Priests choose from one of ten Divine Domains at level 1: Death, Forge, Knowledge, Life, Light, Nature, Night, Trickery, Tempest, or War.  They can further customize their abilities by choosing from one of four Divine Callings at level 3: the Ascetic, the Crusader, the Inquisitor, or the Preacher.  Priests grow even more unique as they choose from various Divine Revelations as they level up.

The Scholar is a brand new Intelligence based class for settings in which Wizards or other spellcasters would be out of place.  They are able to use their quick wits to improve ability checks and their ability to study enemies in combat to find vulnerabilities, as well as many other features.  A Scholar chooses a Scholastic Discipline at level 3, choosing from the Arcanist, the Explorer, the Physician, or the Tactician.

Finally, the Shaman is a reimagining of the Druid for low magic settings.  The spellcasting feature has been replaced with Extra Attack and new nature themed abilities useful both in and out of combat. Shamans choose from one of five Shamanic Traditions at level 3: The Land-Bound Shaman, the Medicine Man, the Star Caller, the Sword Medium, or the Witch Doctor.

Barbarians can now join the new Path of Steel, Path of the Tribal Warrior, or Path of the Viking.  Fighters can choose the new Gladiator, Legionnaire, or Marksman archetypes.  Monks can follow the Way of the Mountain, the Way of the Serpent, or the Way of the Elements.  Rogues can pick the Brute, Dagger Master, or Outrider archetype.