Complete list of Classes/PrCs

[johnsemlak]

From the news page,

The Fantasy Community Council have posted a complete list of Core classes and prestige classes. The list is drawn from a very wide range of d20 materials--the PDF is 19 pages long.

This looks like a VERY handy reference.

You can download it from here

 

[Drawmack]

I appreciate their work, but I'm going to turn this into a database driven web page so you can select the products you have and generate a master list for your products.

 

[Maldur]

I appreciate their work, but I'm going to turn this into a database driven web page so you can select the products you have and generate a master list for your products.

Sounds good, keep us posted!

 

[Drawmack]

I'll even set it up so that user's can add ned products so if one of your books isn't in the database you can put it there. Though they won't be auto live, they will be made live by an admin that way we can ensure you're uploading OGC.

 

[HermioneO]

Make that Sort of Complete

I know it says complete, and I do my best, but it really only contains classes from all the d20 supplements I own. I buy both print and PDF and have no self-control, so you'll find stuff from lots of sources. A quick way to find out if your particular product is in there is to look at the end, where I list all cited publications and their publishers. If the product has no prestige or core classes in it, you won't find it in this listing.

Becky Glenn
Team Member
Netbook of Classes

 

[Drawmack]

You mean there are suppliments without prestige and/or core classes in them?

 

[kingpaul]

You mean there are suppliments without prestige and/or core classes in them?

Doesn't A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe not have classes in it?

 

[maransreth]

Yes indeed, MMS:WE has no classes or that at all.

Other examples include Mongoose's Encyclopedia Arcane: Elementalism has no feats or classes in it.