Voting on the 3rd Pugilist Archetype has begun!

For folks who have been on the fence about pledging or increasing their pledge, the first ballot for pugilist archetypes just went out to the $5+ backers. While only they get to vote on the next archetype, I'll leave their ballot options here to whet your appetite!

Salt & Vinegar

Pugilists in the Salt & Vinegar fight club are not known for their charming personalities or keen observation of fighting fair. No, these pugilists are infamous for their curses that would make a sailor blush and dirty tricks to tilt battles in their favor. Thematically, Salt & Vinegar is a fight club for dour types that want to cuss out people in such a provocative way that it compels them to fight (this archetype would probably get access to vicious mockery and compelled duel via curse words) and uses underhanded tactics to give themselves advantage (a blinding attack seems appropriate).

Southpaw Shadow

Pugilist in the Southpaw Shadow fight club like to throw the first punch, preferably from the shadows, and then slink away only to strike again when their enemy is distracted. When pugilists from this fight club do have to stand and fight they use feints to keep their foes off guard and catch them unprotected with a left-handed hook. Thematically, Southpaw Shadow is a fight club that combines elements of the rogue class with the pugilist and might act as discrete enforcers or the muscle behind criminal operations.

Whiskey Fist

Pugilists in the Whiskey Fist fight club like fighting almost as much as they like drinking. When a Whiskey Fist pugilist gets in his cups he turns into the proverbial raging bull in the china shop. Thematically, the Whiskey Fist is a fight club for hard drinking, hard fighting types that want a pugilist whose greatest strength is his greatest weakness (and most likely mechanically represented by a rage-like feature).