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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 6296444" data-attributes="member: 2885">to answer the question. no.and Lanefan gives part of the anwer above. although, he is forgetting things and thus drawing a bit off conclusion.Cleric, Fighting Man, and Magic User were the first classes to use as guidelines. you could always create your own class.thus Supplement I introduces Thief. it also introduced a Fighting Man who could turn like a cleric and cast like one too later in his adventures.how did this come to be? through play. someone wanted it. so someone wrote it up and presented it to their referee. Gary or Dave...viola. a new class.edit: the druid is an example of switching classes. it was NPC only and used magic user stuff. before getting shifted to cleric and being made a PC class. witch doctors and shamans kept the NPC side in 1edADnD 1979</blockquote>