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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Orryn Emrys" data-source="post: 2206594" data-attributes="member: 6799">Additionally, one could easily build feat-like "talent chains" that work well with D&D archetypes, i.e. a swordsman chain that included weapon focus, specialization, cleave or whatever else seemed to make sense, creating a controlled direction of development every other level and still leaving the character plenty of diversity from among their actual "feat" selections.  This would preclude construction of super-versatile characters, while continuing to allow a broad sense of development with a plethora of options, particularly for characters sculpted via multiclassing options.  I haven't seen the GT build, but the D20 MODERN hero classes are probably a little too generalized for D&D... but it would be easy to emulate their structure and include a more swords-and-sorcery flavored selection of base classes.Of course, you could further channel the development of the PC's by replacing some of the feats with "talents", thus allowing a character who wished to excel in a particular field to level appropriately.  This is another function of D20 MODERN that I find interesting, although it primarily uses talents to emulate familiar class abilities from D&D, such as the Fast Hero's evasion talent.  Some fantasy styles of gameplay would undoubtedly handle this better than others.And I, too, am curious about how Iron Lore is going to be look in regards to class construction.</blockquote>

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