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	An archetype that any class can take to improve their [[Acrobatics]] skill. Grants greater maneuverability, sidestep attacks and move through enemy spaces.		An archetype that any class can take to improve their [[Acrobatics]] skill. Grants greater maneuverability, sidestep attacks and move through enemy spaces.
			[[List of Archetypes in Pathfinder Second Edition#Acrobat\|see more]]
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1d4chan>Zimriel at 00:48, 6 July 2021

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	Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling.		Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling.

	After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class. Although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat. Also ~~this setting and that offers a "swashbuckler"~~, a lightly-armoured dextrous fighter; [[Arcana Unearthed]] lifted, from Stephen Donaldson, the Unfettered.		After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class. Although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat. Also 3.5 offered the [[Swashbuckler]], a lightly-armoured dextrous fighter; in parallel [[Arcana Unearthed]] lifted, from Stephen Donaldson, the Unfettered.

	The Acrobat is mostly known to the D&D fandom for the fact it was used as one of the character classes to appear in the [[D&D Cartoon]], alongside fellow Unearthed Arcana classes [[Barbarian]] and [[Cavalier]]. The character's official 3.5 stats made her a [[Monk]].		The Acrobat is mostly known to the D&D fandom for the fact it was used as one of the character classes to appear in the [[D&D Cartoon]], alongside fellow Unearthed Arcana classes [[Barbarian]] and [[Cavalier]]. The character's official 3.5 stats made her a [[Monk]].

1d4chan>Zimriel: /* D&D */

2021-07-06T00:42:14Z

D&D

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	[[File:Diana the Acrobat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Diana the Acrobat, many a youngs boy's first [[Waifu\|cartoon crush]]]]		[[File:Diana the Acrobat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Diana the Acrobat, many a youngs boy's first [[Waifu\|cartoon crush]]]]
	[[File:Thief-acrobat UA.jpg\|left\|200px]]		[[File:Thief-acrobat UA.jpg\|left\|200px]]
	Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling. After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class, although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat.		Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling.

	The Acrobat is mostly known to the D&D fandom for the fact it was used as one of the character classes to appear in the [[D&D Cartoon]], alongside fellow Unearthed Arcana classes ~~the~~ [[Barbarian]] and ~~the~~ [[Cavalier]]. The character's official 3.5 stats made her a [[Monk]].		After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class. Although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat. Also this setting and that offers a "swashbuckler", a lightly-armoured dextrous fighter; [[Arcana Unearthed]] lifted, from Stephen Donaldson, the Unfettered.

			The Acrobat is mostly known to the D&D fandom for the fact it was used as one of the character classes to appear in the [[D&D Cartoon]], alongside fellow Unearthed Arcana classes [[Barbarian]] and [[Cavalier]]. The character's official 3.5 stats made her a [[Monk]].

	Given his fondness for nostalgia shilling, [[Mike Mearls]] made an announcement on his livestream of what an Acrobat subclass for the [[Rogue]] looks like in his own personal campaigns. It hasn't seen print yet, but it has been put down on the 5etools website; it gives your rogue the following features:		Given his fondness for nostalgia shilling, [[Mike Mearls]] made an announcement on his livestream of what an Acrobat subclass for the [[Rogue]] looks like in his own personal campaigns. It hasn't seen print yet, but it has been put down on the 5etools website; it gives your rogue the following features:

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Pathfinder 2e

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	An archetype that any class can take to improve their [[Acrobatics]] skill. Grants greater ~~menuberbility~~, sidestep attacks and move through enemy spaces.		An archetype that any class can take to improve their [[Acrobatics]] skill. Grants greater maneuverability, sidestep attacks and move through enemy spaces.
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	[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Classes]]		[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Classes]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 05:21, 24 January 2021

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	The Acrobat is the second [[Batman\|largest member]] of the bat family. They are typically entertainers whose routine revolves around feats of great [[dexterity]], such as climbing, swinging, tumbling, walking across ropes strung between high points, turning flips and so forth. It's a very physically demanding form of entertainment that requires tremendous coordination and grace.		The '''Acrobat''' is the second [[Batman\|largest member]] of the bat family. They are typically entertainers whose routine revolves around feats of great [[dexterity]], such as climbing, swinging, tumbling, walking across ropes strung between high points, turning flips and so forth. It's a very physically demanding form of entertainment that requires tremendous coordination and grace.

	==D&D==		==D&D==

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	The Acrobat is the second [[Batman\|largest member]] of the bat family. They are typically entertainers whose routine revolves around feats of great [[dexterity]], such as climbing, swinging, tumbling, walking across ropes strung between high points, turning flips and so forth. It's a very physically demanding form of entertainment that requires tremendous coordination and grace.		The Acrobat is the second [[Batman\|largest member]] of the bat family. They are typically entertainers whose routine revolves around feats of great [[dexterity]], such as climbing, swinging, tumbling, walking across ropes strung between high points, turning flips and so forth. It's a very physically demanding form of entertainment that requires tremendous coordination and grace.

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	==Pathfinder 2e==		==Pathfinder 2e==
			[[File:Acrobat PF 1.png\|left\|300px]]
	{{dnd-stub}}		{{dnd-stub}}
	An archetype that any class can take to improve their [[Acrobatics]] skill. Grants greater menuberbility, sidestep attacks and move through enemy spaces.		An archetype that any class can take to improve their [[Acrobatics]] skill. Grants greater menuberbility, sidestep attacks and move through enemy spaces.
	{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}		{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}
	[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Classes]]		[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Classes]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 03:58, 19 September 2020

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	[[File:Diana the Acrobat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Diana the Acrobat, many a youngs boy's first [[Waifu\|cartoon crush]]]]		[[File:Diana the Acrobat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Diana the Acrobat, many a youngs boy's first [[Waifu\|cartoon crush]]]]
			[[File:Thief-acrobat UA.jpg\|left\|200px]]
	Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling. After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class, although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat.		Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling. After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class, although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 03:07, 16 September 2020

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	==D&D==		==D&D==
			[[File:Diana the Acrobat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Diana the Acrobat, many a youngs boy's first [[Waifu\|cartoon crush]]]]
	Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling. After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class, although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat.		Acrobats have appeared several times in the setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]; the first Acrobat was an experimental variant class for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, which debuted in the original [[Unearthed Arcana]]. Closely tied to the [[Rogue]], it didn't catch on, but a second attempt was made through the [[Kits]] system in AD&D 2nd edition, where it was once again depicted as a [[thief]] specialized in climbing and tumbling. After this less than impressive outing, the acrobat disappeared as a class, although in 3rd edition, at least, a high-Dexterity [[Bard]] with proficiencies in the right skills could easily be played as an acrobat.

1d4chan>Piroko at 02:03, 16 September 2020

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	~~An '''~~Acrobat~~'''~~ is ~~a form~~ of ~~entertainer~~ whose routine revolves around feats of great [[dexterity]], such as climbing, swinging, tumbling, walking across ropes strung between high points, turning flips and so forth. It's a very physically demanding form of entertainment that requires tremendous coordination and grace.		The Acrobat is the second [[Batman\|largest member]] of the bat family. They are typically entertainers whose routine revolves around feats of great [[dexterity]], such as climbing, swinging, tumbling, walking across ropes strung between high points, turning flips and so forth. It's a very physically demanding form of entertainment that requires tremendous coordination and grace.

	==D&D==		==D&D==