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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 6133643" data-attributes="member: 5038">I should have specified toolkit for fantasy. Anyway, as for SW, these days SW is my go to for non-supers. However, when I run D&D:1) Between  variant spell lists (DMG), official class variants (in supplements), variant class abilities (Unearthed Arcana), spontaneous divine casting (Unearthed Arcana), and urban/wilderness skill swaps (Cityscape Enhancement 1),  I have official methods to, pretty much tailor the classes to what I want them to be. The monk and Druid's are the exception, but I swap out the former  for a variant of the OA Shaman and, for the latter, I just use a variant of the cleric.  From there, I increase the number of skills per per level and/or  skills known for a few classes and add three of Green Ronin's Master Classes (i.e. Psychic, Shaman, and Witch) and a hybrid warrior/arcane class influenced by AEG's Myrmidon2) I add the  Book of Iron Might's Maneuver system 3) I fix (for my purposes) Hit Points by using eithera) the Injury variant from Unearthed Arcana; orb) The UA Death and Dying Variant and a variant from Scrollworks in which HP loss leads to fatigue and exhaustion.4) I change rules for poison using Poisoncraft (Blue Devil) and a web article by Sean K Reynolds;5) I change the magic item creation rules using Artificer's Handbook (Mystic Eye Games)6) I implement some of Sean K Reynold's Fewer Absolutes7) I add action points (which work more like True20 Conviction/M&M Hero Points)8) I drop Level Drain and 3e XP costs9) I use the Slow Leveling Variant10) I cull the spells (removing things like Rope Trick, Prismatic spells and Law/Chaos Spells)11)  I implement the DMG training variantBAM! I pretty much used the toolkit to have D&D my way.</blockquote>

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