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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AbeTheGnome" data-source="post: 3686340" data-attributes="member: 47933"><p>in this sense, i think it's not much different from starting players out at 4th level: less play sessions before they can get into the class that they really want to be in.  that's fine with me.  if a player really wants to play a shadowdancer, let's get her there asap.  keep in mind, however, that many prestige classes require feats, and feats aren't available to NPC classes. i'm not sure how you mean.  if this is the case, though, that's fine as well.  spellcasters get plenty of time to shine at mid to high levels.  the adept is still available for the "pre" levels, though, which means casters would start out with more spells at their disposal.  of course, their caster levels couldn't stack.</p></blockquote><p></p>