Class DC

[Moulson]

Ok so what am I missing. How do you calculate Class DC and when does a class go from Trained to expert?

[HammerJack]

10+proficiency+key stat modifier.

They go to Expert when one of their features says they do. Like this example from Alchemist:

"Alchemical Expertise Level 9
Constant practice has increased the effectiveness of your concoctions. Your proficiency rank for your alchemist class DC increases to expert."

[Alfa/Polaris]

Also note that classes generally have either a Spell DC or a Class DC, not both. (Many people think that Druid getting a Class DC it never advances is a bug, but I don't recall if it's actually removed in errata.)

[Gisher]

Here are the proficiency bonuses (next to the last page.)

• Guide to Proficiency Bonuses (web version)

• Guide to Proficiency Bonuses (Google Drive version)

Then, as HammerJack said, just add 10 and the relevant ability modifier.

[Gisher]

Alfa/Polaris wrote:

Also note that classes generally have either a Spell DC or a Class DC, not both. (Many people think that Druid getting a Class DC it never advances is a bug, but I don't recall if it's actually removed in errata.)

It was an error and it was removed in the second printing.

[The_Hidden_GM]

It is strange that there are no classes with a legendary Class DC. I wondering what class they are saving that for?

[Gary Bush]

Likely will never have a Legendary Class DC is what I think. Not everything has to advance to that level.

[WatersLethe]

They could be keeping in in their pocket for a class that's a sort-of spellcaster. Like a Kineticist could technically be made with a class DC and no spell DC.

[Moulson]

Thank you to everyone I don’t know why I was finding that so hard to understand/figure out

[Gisher]

Moulson wrote:

Thank you to everyone I don’t know why I was finding that so hard to understand/figure out

Honestly, I had the same difficulty. I made up my proficiency tables to teach myself how this all worked.