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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 5416630" data-attributes="member: 4348">The essentials still missed some essential classes from Older D&amp;D along with at least one race.I'd put in (as others have already suggested)A Bard (possibly two builds)BarbarianMonkand Possibly the Sorcerer.This would equal the four classes idea that the other two have, along with the core classes that have been symbolic in earlier versions of D&amp;D but were not in essentials.I'd also toss in the Gnome raceHumansAnd then since you used Tieflings toss in Devas since Tieflings weren't in older core versions of D&amp;D...if you toss in a dark race you probably should toss in a lighter race to counter it.Addition:&nbsp; I also, since you'll be down at least a race or more (Perhaps only two races if you don't include the Deva) you could include another class, in which case I'd vote for the Warlord simply for the reasons people have given above already.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 5416630, member: 4348"] The essentials still missed some essential classes from Older D&D along with at least one race. I'd put in (as others have already suggested) A Bard (possibly two builds) Barbarian Monk and Possibly the Sorcerer. This would equal the four classes idea that the other two have, along with the core classes that have been symbolic in earlier versions of D&D but were not in essentials. I'd also toss in the Gnome race Humans And then since you used Tieflings toss in Devas since Tieflings weren't in older core versions of D&D...if you toss in a dark race you probably should toss in a lighter race to counter it. Addition: I also, since you'll be down at least a race or more (Perhaps only two races if you don't include the Deva) you could include another class, in which case I'd vote for the Warlord simply for the reasons people have given above already. [/QUOTE]

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