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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aust Diamondew" data-source="post: 2288344" data-attributes="member: 5156">When I first started 3e I loved PRCs but after about a year I started to dislike them.  Some PRCs are based around one ability, like the assassin which is based around death attack which it gets at level 1.  Some PRCs exist that do things that you can accomplish by easily using the core classes.  And alot of PRCs just don't fit into most game worlds.  Thats why in my games I have a very limited number of PRCs allowed (despite having acess to at least a hundred from all of the books our group owns).The thing is that some players start to get the idea that their character can't be a ninja with out there being a ninja class or they can't be a beserker with out a beserker class, I can't be a member of organization X unless they have a PRC and I take etc.  It does curb creativity.BTW as far as turning the shadow dancer into a series of feats do not for get about the fact that rogues get a 'special ability' at level 10 and every 3 levels there after they could very use those to take 'shadow dancer feats'.</blockquote>