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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Virel" data-source="post: 2083251" data-attributes="member: 24633">4e won't have classes.You'll have a list of options to select from to build a custom character as you the player sees fit. The options selected will determine your rate of advancement based on what the total is to make 2nd level.ExamplePick a hit died4 0xpd6 200xpd8 500xpd10 800xpd12 1000xpMy new 4e character will have a d8 hit die so 500xpnow for weapon selecitonlimited to 3 or less 0xp5-6 100xp6-10 200xpunlimited 400xpI want to be able to use 5 to 6 weapons so 100xp for a total of 600xpEach thief ability will cost 200xpI want hide in shadows and move silently so 400xp for a total of 1000xpArmor selectionnone 0xpleather 100xpchain mail 300 xpplate mail 500xpI want my new wizard to be able to wear chain so 300xp for a toal of 1300xpSpell Castingnone 0xpas paladin 300xpas cleric 600xpas wizard 900xpas sorcerer 1200xpI want ignore spell books and stuff so 1200 for sorcerer style for 2500xpand so onin the end I end up with needing 3500 xp to progess to 2nd level due to adding turning and self-healing like paladin. My progression would 3,500 for 2nd level and 7,000 for 3rd, 15,000 for 4th assuming I get to add a feat or ability score bump etcyou could end up with a PC that progesses quickly due limited ability selection or one that progresses slowly due to loading up on power options.Each skill or feat added at a given level will help determine the increase in xp cost to level.The splate books will add new "options" and point costs for adding in at the character design stage.Of course I have no idea how 4e will be but I do think making up ones own unique class for each PC might be possible.</blockquote>

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