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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 2376211" data-attributes="member: 14041">tadk, let me make arguments for the two classes you left out:Barbarian:  Imagine the vast dumping grounds on the edge of the city, clustered around it and in it are hovels made of  junk (for a real world example see Mexico City and others.)  These are the poorest of the poor, no education, no money, no hope.  Their only means of survival: gleaning off of the waste of the city.  The dump covers several square miles, filled with mutant animals and dumped experiments that have taken on a life of thier own.  A few of the denizens of this area have developed their own, ritualistic culture, at the center are the warriors who channel their anger and frustration with their existance into a battle rage that lays waste to their enemies.Urban Barbarians, no mechanical changes needed.Sorcerer:  The wild manna that produces mannamutants sometimes unlocks a primordial connection with the manna field in certain individuals.  These become Sorcerers.I would probablly remove the familiar(or allow a substituion), grant Eschew Materials, and maybe require at least a 0 Mutant Point Cosmetic mutation.Gun Mages could be handled by a series of feats available to Sorcerers only.Oh, and I think a setting like this should have lots of different ways for magic to work, thus allow Clerics, Wu Jen, Warlocks, and Warmages (and I am forgetting one from the Complete books but no matter).  A vast city would have lots of ethnic neighborhoods, which might bring their own magical traditions with them.I'd also use the Bard from Complete Book of Eldritch Might, for a totally different kind of magic.</blockquote>

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