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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 1771904" data-attributes="member: 14041">Flavor wise what are the distinctions between each class?  Seems like:Wizard - powers gained through studySorcerer - powers gained through bloodCleric - powers granted by godsDruid - powers gained through devotion to natureI agree with going with the Wizard/Sorcerer BAB and Saves (varied for diff. classes) as a start.  How about making ASF appicable only when not profficent, and not have any of them profficent to begin with.  If any of them want armor then they can take feats, with possible religios restirctions for the Druid and Cleric for the sake of flavor, but nothing that would really harm them in the long run in terms of balanceHave Wizards and Cleric use the Wizards spells known and spells per day list.Sorcerer use as given.Druids become spontaneous casters as well, based on an inborn awareness of thier place in the world.  As sorcerers, but give them one less spell known and spell per day at each level.From there we are left with special abilites.  How about making the key difference the kinds of special abilties they get?1st Level:Wiz - Brew PotionSor - Escew MaterialsClr- Spontaneous Casting: Heal or HarmDrd - Anture Sense and Wild Empathy2nd Level:Wiz - Summon FamiliarSor - Summon Familar or +3 Bonus to Spellcraft checksClr - Turn UndeadDrd -Animal CompanionAt 5th, 10th, 15th, and 20th levels they each get a bonus feat or special ability drawn from a class list:Wiz: Item Creation and MetamagicSor: Metamagic and maybe some thing unique (pleanty of threads on that)Clr: Improved Turnign, Domain Abilites, some MEtamagicDrd: WildShape abilites taken in feat trees.That just off the top of my head.  I'm sure it needs work.</blockquote>

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