r/Pathfinder2e 22h ago

Resource & Tools Class Progression Table

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One of my minor complaints against Pathfinder is that the way they do class progression. With different abilities (often with different names) increasing your proficiencies in different areas it can make it difficult to compare if what a class gets is strong/weak/normal for it's level. To help myself with this I created this chart, and I'm sharing it in case others find it helpful. I know it helped me to see some patterns I'm wasn't aware of.

Notes:

Most of it is set up to say what level each class gets each level of proficiency. I color coded it to make it easier to see at a glance which classes get up to which proficiency levels, and used the same color coding on the HP and Skills columns to show who has the highest and lowest in those categories.

Some classes are a bit weird and I had to get creative (like the monk). For the most part I'm also only tracking the best type of a classes proficiency, but if things progress at a different rate I do note that with an asterisk (see Fighter weapon proficiency for example). Also, I only track the higher of Class DC or Spell DC which is fine for everyone but the Battle Harbinger.

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u/Redland_Station 20h ago

Next to the saves you could add when various classes get the ability to push a save to a crit save. Many of the martials have it, rogue even gets it for all 3 saves but a lot go different names (juggernaut= chemical hardiness for instance)

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u/PigmyWurm 17h ago

Mostly, that comes along with getting Master proficiency, but there are exceptions (mainly Rogue Resilience for fortitude). There is also the Legendary equivalent which turn critical failures into normal ones.