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<blockquote data-quote="wingsandsword" data-source="post: 1788949" data-attributes="member: 14159">In my own games, I've got 4 new base classes (although I do consider the XPH to be a Core Book, and the 4 psionic classes to be available).Mystic (From DLCS, I've got a copy of the preview they put up for it, haven't shelled out the $40 yet for the actual book though).&nbsp; I really think that a spontaneous divine caster is a good thing, but I don't like the Favored Soul).Noble (A cross between DMG Aristocrat, Wheel of Time Noble and Star Wars Revised Noble), I might use the DLCS version if I had it.Master (A fantasy conversion of the Tech Specialist from SW: Revised, it's pretty much a PC version of expert, with lots of skill bonuses and the ability to make simple magic items like potions by just making craft checks (and spending time, XP and money), like a really good alchemist should be able to.Peasant Hero (A fantasy conversion of the Fringer class from SW: Revised, a PC version of Peasant basically, a flexible jack-of-all-trades type who gets lots of class skills.&nbsp; I'm considering making this the Halfling favored class, especially for tolkien-style Hobbit-Halflings.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wingsandsword, post: 1788949, member: 14159"] In my own games, I've got 4 new base classes (although I do consider the XPH to be a Core Book, and the 4 psionic classes to be available). Mystic (From DLCS, I've got a copy of the preview they put up for it, haven't shelled out the $40 yet for the actual book though). I really think that a spontaneous divine caster is a good thing, but I don't like the Favored Soul). Noble (A cross between DMG Aristocrat, Wheel of Time Noble and Star Wars Revised Noble), I might use the DLCS version if I had it. Master (A fantasy conversion of the Tech Specialist from SW: Revised, it's pretty much a PC version of expert, with lots of skill bonuses and the ability to make simple magic items like potions by just making craft checks (and spending time, XP and money), like a really good alchemist should be able to. Peasant Hero (A fantasy conversion of the Fringer class from SW: Revised, a PC version of Peasant basically, a flexible jack-of-all-trades type who gets lots of class skills. I'm considering making this the Halfling favored class, especially for tolkien-style Hobbit-Halflings.) [/QUOTE]

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