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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gamerprinter" data-source="post: 5259851" data-attributes="member: 50895">The Bard and Barbarian...BardThe bard, barely refitted for the setting. I want to leave the Bard alone pretty much. The altered Knowledge skills (fey) and (clan) vs. (planes) and (history)/(local), of course. Bards are intrinsic to a Celtic setting, and in this one gains the Druid Trait, (which I didn't mention, the Runemaster above is a Druid trait member too), and should have a few more responsibilities including knowing the Clan Laws, and aiding in the contact of Ancestral spirits for clan warrior lineage powers. Otherwise, the same bard as Core. Gestatae (Barbarian)Barbarian in a Celtic world are those naked, screaming, blue painted or tattooed warriors armed with two javelins or shield and melee weapon. They believe they are closer to the gods, and fighting naked improves this divine bond. The limitation of no armor except shield is a severe one, so it might be best to allow the Clan Warrior's shield training feature to be made available to barbarians or provide some other kind of 'unarmor' bonus... (they probably get enchanted armor tattoos as soon as possible.) So my base class lineup in summation of this thread are: Bard, Clan Warrior, Gestatae (barbarian), Oracle, Ranger, Runemaster (wizard), Scout (rogue), Sorcerer, and the Witch. Prestige classes, so far and probably 'it' for now, are Fey-Bound and the Myrrdon (tattoo artificer). GP</blockquote>