*Classes include: Warlock, Warblade, Sword Sage, Crusader, Rogue, Paladin, Favored Soul, Sorcerer, Barbarian, Fighter, Ranger.
*Attributes include 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 mixed anyway you want. At level 8 and level 16 you can bump up one of these by 2.
*Hitpoints are calculated by maxing out first level and then adding 1/2 the max die roll rounded up: 1d4 = 3, 1d6 = 4, 1d8 = 5, 1d10 = 6, 1d12 = 7.
*Critical hits are automatic, no threat check is needed. All threat ranges on weapons are reduced by 1, minimum 20.
*Diagonal movements on a grid count as 1.
*Spell damage = five dice max + 1/2 the die roll rounded up: 1d4 = 3, 1d6 = 4, 1d8 = 5, 1d10 = 6, 1d12 = 7.
*Turn Undead = 1d6 damage per level, will save for half, DC 10 + cleric level + cha. Favored Souls gain Turn Undead as a class ability.
*Rangers and Paladins lose their spellcasting abilities but gain one additional feat.
*There are no iterative multiple attacks. Instead add 1/2 character level to all melee and ranged damage. At level 10, characters gain an additional attack at the same attack bonus. Haste adds one more attack.
*Characters have two action points per session. These action points equate to + 1d6 roll to any 1d20 roll.
*Spell casting characters can turn group buff spells into "Auras" which are permanent but permanently remove one spell casting slot. These bonuses can then be calculated into the character sheets.
*There is no extra strength bonus for using two-handed weapons. There is also no power attack bonus for using a two handed weapon. Power attacks trade 1 attack bonus point for 1 point of damage on all weapons.
*The damage of weapons for small characters and medium characters are the same.
*Skill bonuses = level + attribute bonus + 5 if it is a primary attribute of your class or you're a rouge or you're a human. The +5 does not compound if you happen to be all three.
*Attributes include 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 mixed anyway you want. At level 8 and level 16 you can bump up one of these by 2.
*Hitpoints are calculated by maxing out first level and then adding 1/2 the max die roll rounded up: 1d4 = 3, 1d6 = 4, 1d8 = 5, 1d10 = 6, 1d12 = 7.
*Critical hits are automatic, no threat check is needed. All threat ranges on weapons are reduced by 1, minimum 20.
*Diagonal movements on a grid count as 1.
*Spell damage = five dice max + 1/2 the die roll rounded up: 1d4 = 3, 1d6 = 4, 1d8 = 5, 1d10 = 6, 1d12 = 7.
*Turn Undead = 1d6 damage per level, will save for half, DC 10 + cleric level + cha. Favored Souls gain Turn Undead as a class ability.
*Rangers and Paladins lose their spellcasting abilities but gain one additional feat.
*There are no iterative multiple attacks. Instead add 1/2 character level to all melee and ranged damage. At level 10, characters gain an additional attack at the same attack bonus. Haste adds one more attack.
*Characters have two action points per session. These action points equate to + 1d6 roll to any 1d20 roll.
*Spell casting characters can turn group buff spells into "Auras" which are permanent but permanently remove one spell casting slot. These bonuses can then be calculated into the character sheets.
*There is no extra strength bonus for using two-handed weapons. There is also no power attack bonus for using a two handed weapon. Power attacks trade 1 attack bonus point for 1 point of damage on all weapons.
*The damage of weapons for small characters and medium characters are the same.
*Skill bonuses = level + attribute bonus + 5 if it is a primary attribute of your class or you're a rouge or you're a human. The +5 does not compound if you happen to be all three.
For all that you have 11 classes there, the selecttion is incredibly limited for anyone who wants to be something besides a fighter-type. 
