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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 2037926" data-attributes="member: 1465">The problem hasn't come up yet for me. I have both played and DMed in 3.0 and 3.5, but unlike the 3.0 campaigns (which had a fairly extended use of supplements), in the 3.5 games we haven't really used much from the supplements (although we do use the 3.0 ones!). And the new base classes are only in the Complete series books, of which only a couple we've seen around.I haven't decided yet what to do when players start asking for a PC of those classes. In these years I've told so many times the players that I am willing to allow VARIANTS to the PHB classes if they want, that I don't see why we would need the new Complete classes.I'd probably use them for NPCs tho, to &quot;surprise&quot; the players, but I'm skeptic about their use for PCs.And by the way, I too don't like to mix genres (I think the average D&amp;D is cross-genre enough), so for the oriental classes it's very likely an absolute NO. In fact, I always managed so far to convince players not to even take the Monk IMC. If players want to play Samurai, Ninjas and Monks, I am well willing to run a full-oriental campaign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 2037926, member: 1465"] The problem hasn't come up yet for me. I have both played and DMed in 3.0 and 3.5, but unlike the 3.0 campaigns (which had a fairly extended use of supplements), in the 3.5 games we haven't really used much from the supplements (although we do use the 3.0 ones!). And the new base classes are only in the Complete series books, of which only a couple we've seen around. I haven't decided yet what to do when players start asking for a PC of those classes. In these years I've told so many times the players that I am willing to allow VARIANTS to the PHB classes if they want, that I don't see why we would need the new Complete classes. I'd probably use them for NPCs tho, to "surprise" the players, but I'm skeptic about their use for PCs. And by the way, I too don't like to mix genres (I think the average D&D is cross-genre enough), so for the oriental classes it's very likely an absolute NO. In fact, I always managed so far to convince players not to even take the Monk IMC. If players want to play Samurai, Ninjas and Monks, I am well willing to run a full-oriental campaign. [/QUOTE]

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