The Way of Progress is for monks who've meditated on the ancient ways, and concluded that it's all a bit, well, ancient. You're still perfectly able to use the tools of your more staid brothers and sisters, but you're not afraid to whip out a smoke grenade or shock generator when the situation calls for it.

The Order of Geomancy is for wizards who seek to map leylines the world over, and tap invisible lines of force to amplify their own power!

What happens to a would-be adventurer who just wants to honor the natural world? The warlock who pledges their soul to protecting the trees?

Wouldn't it be nice to live by the sea? Maybe show others how great it is, by making a lot more sea? And if they don't appreciate it? You'll make them appreciate it. Time to walk the Path of the Tidebringer!

The Ruin-Touched lineage is for characters who are blessed by chaos, those imbued with an entropic spark and bearing bad luck onto all they meet.

The Oath of Solidarity is for paladins whose sympathies lie with the common folk, willing to face down oppressive nobles and tyrannical kings to keep the people safe.

The College of Blades is for the most daring performers, artists of the sword and dagger who dazzle and entertain with deadly displays.

Do you wish you could stab people with icicles? shower the battlefield in deadly ice? Or maybe you feel rogues just aren't cool enough? (I'll...just...see myself out.) Time to bring a Rimeblade to the fight!

The College of Bravura is for dashing bards, knaves and charmers who are eminently skilled and entirely aware of it.

The Wildshifter archetype is for fighters who channel the natural world. Not with spells or prayers, but by transforming their own body, assuming aspects of beasts to enhance their prowess in combat.

The Path of the Bloodline is for barbarians imbued with a primal magic, with power coursing in their blood.

The Plague Domain is for worshippers of disease gods - priests whose presence is a foul omen, feared in the best of times and despised otherwise.