Looking for Talent tree / Skill tree for 3.5

[rom90125]

I know the new Saga Edition of the Star Wars ruleset has talent trees, but I was wondering if there was a publisher that has a similar system for the 3.5 D&D ruleset.

Thanks.

 

[kaomera]

I know the new Saga Edition of the Star Wars ruleset has talent trees, but I was wondering if there was a publisher that has a similar system for the 3.5 D&D ruleset.

Fantastic Classes, by Bad Finger Games, may help. It's a set of classes and talent trees for d20 Modern that aim to duplicate existing D&D classes. I like it.

 

[Aus_Snow]

Fantastic Classes, by Bad Finger Games, may help. It's a set of classes and talent trees for d20 Modern that aim to duplicate existing D&D classes. I like it.

It is pretty cool, I agree. Likewise their Talent Tree Compendium and such.

 

[Nifft]

Don't worry, 4e will be out all too soon ...

Cheers, -- N

 

[EditorBFG]

It is pretty cool, I agree. Likewise their Talent Tree Compendium and such.

Thanks for the kind words, guys. Lately, I'm starting to wonder if I should adapt that material to regular d20 fantasy. I mean, I think it is pretty obvious in the book which classes are equivalent to which D&D classes, and one could theoretically just use, say, the Disciplined Hero's talents with D&D monks, Savage Hero talents with barbarians, etc.

But, as Nifft points out, maybe I should just do a flat conversion before WotC does....

 

[Matrix Sorcica]

Thanks for the kind words, guys. Lately, I'm starting to wonder if I should adapt that material to regular d20 fantasy. I mean, I think it is pretty obvious in the book which classes are equivalent to which D&D classes, and one could theoretically just use, say, the Disciplined Hero's talents with D&D monks, Savage Hero talents with barbarians, etc.

But, as Nifft points out, maybe I should just do a flat conversion before WotC does....

Or both!?

Anyway, IMO you should do the version that will make SAGA fantasy a breeze first!

 

[Flynn]

Thanks for the kind words, guys. Lately, I'm starting to wonder if I should adapt that material to regular d20 fantasy. I mean, I think it is pretty obvious in the book which classes are equivalent to which D&D classes, and one could theoretically just use, say, the Disciplined Hero's talents with D&D monks, Savage Hero talents with barbarians, etc.

But, as Nifft points out, maybe I should just do a flat conversion before WotC does....

I'd be all for that. I finally broke down and bought Fantasic Classes, and I like a lot of what I see in there. (I'll try to post a review at some point in the near future.)

I would love to see an OGL Saga Fantasy game, and would even be willing to write it if I thought people would buy it.

With Regards,
Flynn

 

[Matrix Sorcica]

I would buy it instantly

 

[Flynn]

I would buy it instantly

If I can get five commitments, Sorcica, I'll do it. You're number one. Any others?

With Regards,
Flynn

 

[Darkwolf445]

If I can get five commitments, Sorcica, I'll do it. You're number one. Any others?

With Regards,
Flynn

This would be so cool.

I tried and realized my time is too short (Ironic, considering how much time would be saved once the conversion is made).

And, yeah, I would be in too.