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<blockquote data-quote="Bendris Noulg" data-source="post: 719081" data-attributes="member: 6398">Good discussion I see here!I, too, go low-magic, because I also dislike Magic Items being more important that character abilities.&nbsp; That said...For Arcane, I went with a Birth Feat.&nbsp; It's not necessary if you start as an Arcane Caster (Bonus 0-Level treat), but is needed to multiclass into one later.&nbsp; I have Psychic Warriors, but not Psions.&nbsp; PsiWar are considered &quot;Arcane&quot; in my world, thus also require the Feat.&nbsp; There's a multitude of other tweaks I use (Fatigue, for instance, no &quot;innate&quot; casters, Library/Laboratory exenses and Sympathetic Item Creation to keep Magic Item Creation in check, etc.), quite lengthy to post at the moment (Egawds!&nbsp; It's 3:30 am here!).For Divine, I eliminated Clerics and Paladins, making Prestige Classes to represent the powers gained from a long-life of devotion and service.&nbsp; The Cleric-based give spells from 0 to 9th over their 10 Levels, while the Paladin-based ones (which cover every alignment and religion in the world) favor special abilities over spell use.&nbsp; Druids are still around, and I have a (primitive) Shaman class.&nbsp; Both are heavily RP-burdoned, one with a tight political structure (Druids) and the other with the wants and demands of the Spirit World.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bendris Noulg, post: 719081, member: 6398"] Good discussion I see here! I, too, go low-magic, because I also dislike Magic Items being more important that character abilities. That said... For Arcane, I went with a Birth Feat. It's not necessary if you [i]start[/i] as an Arcane Caster (Bonus 0-Level treat), but is needed to multiclass into one later. I have Psychic Warriors, but not Psions. PsiWar are considered "Arcane" in my world, thus also require the Feat. There's a multitude of other tweaks I use (Fatigue, for instance, no "innate" casters, Library/Laboratory exenses and Sympathetic Item Creation to keep Magic Item Creation in check, etc.), quite lengthy to post at the moment (Egawds! It's 3:30 am here!). For Divine, I eliminated Clerics and Paladins, making Prestige Classes to represent the powers gained from a long-life of devotion and service. The Cleric-based give spells from 0 to 9th over their 10 Levels, while the Paladin-based ones (which cover every alignment and religion in the world) favor special abilities over spell use. Druids are still around, and I have a (primitive) Shaman class. Both are heavily RP-burdoned, one with a tight political structure (Druids) and the other with the wants and demands of the Spirit World. [/QUOTE]

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