classes summary

character/classes.tex

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 \chapter{Classes}\label{ch:class}
 
-\section*{Combat Classes}
+\begin{multicols}{2}
+    Classes are divided into two categories: combat classes and non-combat classes. Your character is not limited to one category, in fact, it might be a good idea to pick one class from each category.
+
+    The combat classes focus on dealing physical damage, either using their weapons, or by magical means.
+
+    Non-combat classes are more adept at negotiations and using their skills to advance their goals.
+
+    Each class grants three stat increases, depending on what stats are appropriate to the class. Classes also grant weapon and armor proficiencies; aside from simple weapons (\cref{ch:equipment}), you must be proficient in a weapon you wish to wield, or the armor you wish to wear.
+
+    Standard weapons are also listed. These are ideas for what a character of this class would normally wield, however, you can pick something more appropriate to your character's backstory.
+
+    Classes also grant proficiencies in certain skills.
+\end{multicols}
+
+
+\chapter{Combat Classes}
 
 The first set of classes focuses on combat. Each of them specializes in their own way of dealing damage and controlling the battlefield.
 

items/equipment.tex

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-\chapter{Equipment}
+\chapter{Equipment}\label{ch:equipment}
 
 \section*{Armor}