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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 7612307" data-attributes="member: 6716779">Nope each spell had a list of what class can cast it. And clerics got wizard spells via domain.&nbsp;Using a 4E example if twin strike they basically cloned it for the tempest fighter. Some things like that should be available to multiple classes.&nbsp;&nbsp;You could condense a 4E class down to 2 or 3 pages and bake some features into that class and instead if a doell list you have power lists. Each power list would indicate what classes can use it. Paladin's and fighters could use the same basic powers for say great weapons while rangers, fighters, perhaps Rogues could use the twf ones. You don't need separate divine and arcane sources when some things are shared by both classes.&nbsp;You would still have class exclusive powers though but something like fireball might be yseable by Wizards, Sorcerers and some clerics. A Sorcerer of course would have striker mechanics the wizard might be able to impose a penalty on the fireball save&nbsp;A lot of 4E powers are also repetitive and crud so you can cut them. Use a guide and probably cut gold options and anything below black. Buff or invent new ones to fill in any gaps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 7612307, member: 6716779"] Nope each spell had a list of what class can cast it. And clerics got wizard spells via domain. Using a 4E example if twin strike they basically cloned it for the tempest fighter. Some things like that should be available to multiple classes. You could condense a 4E class down to 2 or 3 pages and bake some features into that class and instead if a doell list you have power lists. Each power list would indicate what classes can use it. Paladin's and fighters could use the same basic powers for say great weapons while rangers, fighters, perhaps Rogues could use the twf ones. You don't need separate divine and arcane sources when some things are shared by both classes. You would still have class exclusive powers though but something like fireball might be yseable by Wizards, Sorcerers and some clerics. A Sorcerer of course would have striker mechanics the wizard might be able to impose a penalty on the fireball save A lot of 4E powers are also repetitive and crud so you can cut them. Use a guide and probably cut gold options and anything below black. Buff or invent new ones to fill in any gaps. [/QUOTE]

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