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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imban" data-source="post: 4155421" data-attributes="member: 29206">Probably the latter. WotC is a big fan of selling you not-content that no one ever uses. That's why Big Books of Prestige Classes include a writeup which includes useless passages on which races, classes, and alignments prefer a different class, usually written in a meaningless way that doesn't help anyone. "Typically, Tough Juggernauts draw from the ranks of Half-Orcs and Dwarves. Occasionally they are Human or Half-Elf. It is rare for Halflings to be Tough Juggernauts, but not unheard of." "Usually, Fighters, Barbarians, and Paladins become Tough Juggernauts. It is relatively uncommon for Clerics and Rogues to do so. Due to the entrance requirements, Wizards and Sorcerors almost never become Tough Juggernauts." "The typical Tough Juggernaut is destructive and chaotic evil, but many good characters welcome the defensive benefits, and there are lawful orders which count several Tough Juggernauts as members."They then follow the class up with a full NPC writeup, who may or may not be rules-legal, including a full sample encounter description with that character.So each prestige class is literally 2/3 useless padding. WotC loves padding, and I won't be surprised to see a ton of it in Martial Power.</blockquote>