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===Fighter Martial Archetypes===
'''Clanking Mercenary:''' This represents a member of the Clanking Legion, which is made up half of [[gearforged]] and half of humanoids who can push their bodies to the point of keeping up with the machines. Gains the ability to tinker with their arms and armor to improve it temporarily, and a number of features that augment their toughness in various ways. This can be found in the Midgard Heroes Handbook.

'''Edjet:''' Representing the martial traditions of the Mharoti Empire, the Edjet specializes in fighting with a spear and a versatile weapon, and is basically a straight-up tank of a fighter. This can be found in the Midgard Heroes Handbook.

'''Ghost Knight:''' Thematically, this is a variant [[cavalier]] largely associated with the living auxiliaries to the undead armies of Morgau and Doresh. They gain a free undead steed loyal to them, some undead-like defensive features, and finally the ability to make their steed ghostly as they ride it so they can literally ride through walls. This can be found in the Midgard Heroes Handbook.

'''Griffon Knight:''' Another variant [[cavalier]], this one revolving around scoring your own pet [[griffon]] and riding it into battle. As [[awesome]] as this sounds, like any cavalier, it can be problematic if your campaign revolves heavily around delving into dungeons. This can be found in the Midgard Heroes Handbook.

'''Prescient Knight:''' This is effectively a variant [[Gish|Eldritch Knight]], one based on the [[Diviner]] and/or [[Chronomancer]] instead of the [[Warmage]]. The share the same basic spellcasting rules as the Eldritch Knight, but draw their spells from the Divination and Temporal schools, and their unique features give them increased sensory awareness, the Evasion feature, bonuses from Action Surge, and ultimately the ability to make a reaction every turn rather than just 1/round. Found in Deep Magic.

'''Shieldbearer:''' If the Edjet is tanky, then the Shieldbearer is tankiness incarnate. Their entire schtick is that they master the shield, improving their defenses until they are practically invulnerable. This can be found in the Midgard Heroes Handbook.

'''Sword-Dancer:''' A lightly armored blade-wielding fighter specialized in mobility and agility. Taking this subclass means you get to be more mobile than practically anyone else, whilst also cutting throwing whatever gets within reach of you like a runaway thresher. This can be found in the Midgard Heroes Handbook.