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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drothgery" data-source="post: 889335" data-attributes="member: 360">I tried to work out variant spellcasting classes last weekend based on this idea, but I'm not completely happy with what I've got yet.I got as far asclerics, druids, sorcerers, and wizards - advance +1/lvl in caster level, +1/lvl on the spell progression chart (wizard spells per day table) bards -- advance +1/lvl in caster level, +3/5 lvl on the spell progression chart (2/3 gives bards level 7 spells, 3/4 gives bards level 8 spells).paladins and rangers - gain +1/2 caster level starting at level 3; gain +1/2 on the spell progression chart starting at level 5 (a straight 1/2 progression gives paladins and rangers 5th-level spells)Then I figured you could take a cue from Talents in d20 WoT and break all the spell lists down into somethings (schools, domains, whatever). All casters would get bonus feats every X levels which they could spend to get access to a new school/feat/whatever; the choices would be limited by class.Where I ran into trouble were most of the other problem areas mentioned above -- how to deal with bard/sorc spells known vs. wizard spellbooks vs. pal/druid/cleric/ranger prayer and bonus spells from abilities.</blockquote>