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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Creeping Death" data-source="post: 734823" data-attributes="member: 253">I too enjoyed those articles.  I would like to see more of those done.  Especially with some of the newer prestige classes that have come out since then.Another good thing would be to add what Ryan Dancy was talking about,  When he talked about a modifying or customizing classes.  For example (warning, this may be a bad example): instead of an illiterate Barbarian we could easily modify it so that it was literate from first level, and since we gave it a perk, we would have to give it a penalty or take away somthing.  Possibly change its class skills too.  It would make more sense for someone to multiclass into an "urban barbarian" instead of the standard barbarian, especially if all they want to do is be able to rage once in a while.  But you could just as easily create a battle rager prestige class, so maybe it's not the great idea I thought it would be.</blockquote>