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Message: <blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 2306988" data-attributes="member: 945">I'm probably in the minority, but I've played a fair amount of Masque of the Red Death. One of my good friends loved the setting, maybe moreso than I. But I always came up with unusual characters in that setting that didn't seem to fit into the rules real well:An old Jewish antique dealer (occultist)An Irish-Catholic priest who carried a double-barrel shotgun, spoke with a thick accent, and cast clerical spells.  By MotRD core, it was sort of both a priest and a spiritualist)A Vaudevillian stage-magician with an affinity for clocks. I think I went with expert here, and called him a prestidigitator.I think using modern classes might be the best course of action to take with this setting. Otherwise, the only thing you seem to be lacking is a good rogue-type class.</blockquote>