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Every spellcaster has a reserve of spell points based on class and level, and also gain bonus spell points from a high ability score. The caster spends a number of spell points appropriate to the spell's level to cast the spell. - A spellcaster who normally prepares his spells is now setting...

Urban Ranger: -knowledge (nature), - knowledge (dungeoneering), -knowledge (survival), +gather information, +knowledge (local), +sense motive, -animal companion, -track, +urban tracking(*1), only 1/2 wild empathy, may choose organization instead of a creature type as favored enemy, different...

The spontaneous divine casters may choose the same number of spells as the sorcerer. But the spontaneous casting cleric has TWO more spells known per spell level, because he automatically adds his domain spells to his list of spells know, and the spontaneous casting druid has ONE more spell...

Spontanous divine casting is a variant system for the cleric and the druid. The character's daily spell allotment is the same as a normal cleric's number (not including the domain spells), plus one spell per day of each spell level he can cast. The caster's selection of spells is limited just...

Each time an enemy attacks a PC, the player rolls a defense check (1d20+character's AC modifiers) against the opponent's attack score (11+enemy's attack bonus). Any time a player casts a spell or uses a special attack that forces the enemy to make a saving throw, he rolls a magic check (1d20+...

Yes, it is. The standard paladin is designated as paladin of honor (LG), the new variants are paladin of freedom (CG), paladin of slaughter (CE), and paladin of tyranny (LE).