Classes of Iourn
(Including Prestige Classes)

The generic D&D game has a prodigious list of core and prestige classes. Although I'll stick my neck out and say all of these classes exist on Iourn, they may not be available in all campaigns. In fact I have a tendency to rather limit the choices available to players in order to run again that has a particular 'feel', is set in a particular place or goes in a certain direction. In this section, I present background information for the main character classes. I explain where and how these classes fit into the Iourn setting, and what sort of background information players need to take into account before playing a certain class.

Game-related information and house rule changes are only included if I am presenting a new class unique to the world of Iourn (these are listed at the bottom of the page). Otherwise, game rule information is presented in the Character Class section of the D&D site. For the most part I have tried to divorce the mechanics from the description. Iourn is, at its heart, generic D&D so any background information you read in sourcebooks such as Complete Warrior or Masters of the Wild is also likely to apply here. However, please ask before making any assumptions.

This section is a work in progress. At present I have given the bare bones of most of the character classes simply because I haven't had the time or the inclination to expand them before now. As time passes I will add further information to this section. In the meantime the information here is pretty much unchanged from the first incarnation of the website, even if it is in a slightly different format.

Core Classes

• Overview of Core Classes

Prestige Classes

• Church Inquisitor

New Iourn Prestige Classes

• Dinosaur Wrangler (coming soon)
• Fire Eye
• Hound of Mortis
• Maker
• Moonhunter
• Potentate