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<blockquote data-quote="Prince of Happiness" data-source="post: 1788938" data-attributes="member: 19819">In my Kingdoms of Kalamar campaign, in addition to the core classes, I've allowed the classes from the Psionics book (not that anybody took them), and the KoK Player's Guide core classes:Basirian Dancer-a sorceror/rogue mix...-ish.Brigand-fighter/rogue -ishGladiator-fighter with additional benefits for Bluff and PerformanceInfiltrator-rogue/fighter...kinda ranger-ish, with good wilderness skills, but more of a commando/special forces type than a ranger who's abilities tend to take on a metaphysical dimension.Shaman-Kinda druid, but with neat totems and fetish item creation.Spellsinger-Like sorcerors, but no need for somatic or common material components.I haven't made any NPCs with these classes yet, nor has anybody made NPCs. I'll have to make some up and get a feel for them. I just might make my Psion Dejy queen into a Shaman and see how that goes. Or make a Basirian Dancer assassin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prince of Happiness, post: 1788938, member: 19819"] In my Kingdoms of Kalamar campaign, in addition to the core classes, I've allowed the classes from the Psionics book (not that anybody took them), and the KoK Player's Guide core classes: Basirian Dancer-a sorceror/rogue mix...-ish. Brigand-fighter/rogue -ish Gladiator-fighter with additional benefits for Bluff and Performance Infiltrator-rogue/fighter...kinda ranger-ish, with good wilderness skills, but more of a commando/special forces type than a ranger who's abilities tend to take on a metaphysical dimension. Shaman-Kinda druid, but with neat totems and fetish item creation. Spellsinger-Like sorcerors, but no need for somatic or common material components. I haven't made any NPCs with these classes yet, nor has anybody made NPCs. I'll have to make some up and get a feel for them. I just might make my Psion Dejy queen into a Shaman and see how that goes. Or make a Basirian Dancer assassin. [/QUOTE]

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