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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 734526" data-attributes="member: 2205">Aren't the occupations of d20 Modern essentially the same concept as kits?  Except that you have choose one -- I like the concept quite a bit, especially with the really generic classes.  I see no point to it for D&D though; just modify the core classes as desired to get the effect you want.  Or, do multiclassing.  Dragon Mag used to publish all those "class combo" articles that told you essentially how to achieve certain character concepts using multiclassing of basic classes.  I thought it was a waste of space, as I could easily figure out how to do it myself, but apparently lots of folks liked it.Like barsoomscore, I have no use for kits as they've been described to me (I skipped over 2e entirely, though, so I may not understand them entirely correctly, I'll admit) but that's a personal preference.  In fact, I prefer more generality, so my character concept can be realized even easier without having to have a specific class tell me how to do it: I'd really prefer to adapt d20 Modern to fantasy, frankly.  But that's clearly an "out there" personal preference.</blockquote>