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<blockquote data-quote="Cam Banks" data-source="post: 1790726" data-attributes="member: 3817">The Dragonlance setting, as it's already been said, has introduced four new core classes to D&amp;D:Mystic (divine spontaneous spellcaster, has one domain): in the DLCSNoble (similar to SWd20 and WoT noble): in the DLCSMariner (pirate/buccaneer, midway between rogue and fighter): in Age of Mortals campaign sourcebookMaster (PC version of the expert): in War of the Lance campaign sourcebook.I created the master as an answer to the problem of non-spellcasting bards, adventuring craftsmen, sages, and professional characters who didn't seem to fit into existing classes readily. The master chooses a primary focus at 1st level, and a secondary focus at 7th level. These are chosen from craftsman, performer, professional, or sage (Craft, Perform, Profession, and Knowledge skills, respectively). Your focus determines your class skills and which knacks (similar to d20 Modern's talents) you may choose from to customize your character as he advances in levels. The class is fairly well balanced in comparison to the other classes, although it does serve more of a support role.The War of the Lance book's official release date was Friday, October 1st. Look for it in stores this week or next week depending on distribution.Cheers,Cam</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cam Banks, post: 1790726, member: 3817"] The Dragonlance setting, as it's already been said, has introduced four new core classes to D&D: Mystic (divine spontaneous spellcaster, has one domain): in the DLCS Noble (similar to SWd20 and WoT noble): in the DLCS Mariner (pirate/buccaneer, midway between rogue and fighter): in Age of Mortals campaign sourcebook Master (PC version of the expert): in War of the Lance campaign sourcebook. I created the master as an answer to the problem of non-spellcasting bards, adventuring craftsmen, sages, and professional characters who didn't seem to fit into existing classes readily. The master chooses a primary focus at 1st level, and a secondary focus at 7th level. These are chosen from craftsman, performer, professional, or sage (Craft, Perform, Profession, and Knowledge skills, respectively). Your focus determines your class skills and which knacks (similar to d20 Modern's talents) you may choose from to customize your character as he advances in levels. The class is fairly well balanced in comparison to the other classes, although it does serve more of a support role. The War of the Lance book's official release date was Friday, October 1st. Look for it in stores this week or next week depending on distribution. Cheers, Cam [/QUOTE]

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