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<blockquote data-quote="Gez" data-source="post: 426303" data-attributes="member: 1328">The sad thing is, it can't provide WotC stuff -- despite them being probably the most used, and the most spread-out and errated !Same thing for the feats.I'm a bit curious about the Power Class serie. Was it necessary to create a new serie ? I mean, isn't there a Quintessential Witch (new base class) and an Encyclopaedia Divine: Shaman (new base class) ?By the way, there's already an assassin prestige class, and admitedly &quot;An assassin is someone who kill other; it's not a class but a job. An assassin could be a rogue or a wizard or a druid&quot; (I think I remember one of the D&amp;D designer saying something like that). So I'm a bit curious about what this assassin base class could be.For the psionic prestige classes, I believe Bruce Cordell's alternate prestige classes (found on montecook.com, the stuff, archive) are OGC. They're better done than their PsiHB version. Also, the tricky part with creating psiprestige classes lay in the fact that BAB, save, and spellcasting progression are wildly different between the Psion and the Psy Warrior. The psi web feature on WotC's site dodge the difficulty by making prestige classes that advance levels in a set class (i.e., &quot;+1 psion level&quot; instead of &quot;+1 level in an existing class&quot;), but I find it a bit dirty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gez, post: 426303, member: 1328"] The sad thing is, it can't provide WotC stuff -- despite them being probably the most used, and the most spread-out and errated ! Same thing for the feats. I'm a bit curious about the Power Class serie. Was it necessary to create a new serie ? I mean, isn't there a Quintessential Witch (new base class) and an Encyclopaedia Divine: Shaman (new base class) ? By the way, there's already an assassin prestige class, and admitedly "An assassin is someone who kill other; it's not a class but a job. An assassin could be a rogue or a wizard or a druid" (I think I remember one of the D&D designer saying something like that). So I'm a bit curious about what this assassin base class could be. For the psionic prestige classes, I believe Bruce Cordell's alternate prestige classes (found on montecook.com, the stuff, archive) are OGC. They're better done than their PsiHB version. Also, the tricky part with creating psiprestige classes lay in the fact that BAB, save, and spellcasting progression are wildly different between the Psion and the Psy Warrior. The psi web feature on WotC's site dodge the difficulty by making prestige classes that advance levels in a set class (i.e., "+1 psion level" instead of "+1 level in an existing class"), but I find it a bit dirty. [/QUOTE]

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