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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chainsaw" data-source="post: 4539121" data-attributes="member: 70196">Good idea on the healing substitution. I may just do that.  AWESOME article. Thanks for taking the time to upload it. It WILL get used.  Back in my 2E days, we had a rule that everyone had to start out as either a single-class fighter or thief. If you wanted to become anything else, you had to dual-class (everyone played humans). This was particularly helpful as we usually only had 2-3 players and the extra skills usually came in handy. Plus, the quest to find someone who could introduce you to the class you really wanted became a great way of building character background right into the campaign. Want to become a mage? Great, have to find one (quest). Then have to convince him to train you (quest). Then have to be his apprentice for a while (questSSS). Might not be up everyone's alley, but we liked it.</blockquote>