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Message: <blockquote data-quote="digitaldark" data-source="post: 462517" data-attributes="member: 7223">actually prestige classes are seperate from advanced classes..advanced classes are just that...more advanced/focused paths for a character to take.... the original intent of the Prestige Classe was..well...positions of Prestige...like a class specific to an organization or such that help define/customize a campaign setting....very good examples are in the Path of ______ series of books by Fantasy Flight Games (IMO at least) and some of the ones from the FRC book (Red Wizard of Thay and Purple Dragons)Almost 90% of the prestige classes out there, overall, just seem to be more focused variations of the core classes in D&D (advanced classe basically) than prestige classes... The first d20 Modern Prestige Classes will be in the Urban Arcana sourcebook for d20 Modern...</blockquote>