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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Finist The Falcon" data-source="post: 4056922" data-attributes="member: 60382">First PostReading this thread and thinking about what I wanted to post in my reply made me realize somethings.1) The NPC classes made me try to categorize every NPC into one of these four slots.  From what I have read I think that removing specific NPC classes will allow GMs to be much more creative without fudging stats and abilities.2) I found the Adept class completely frustrating...  The mixing of Arcane and Divine spells while cool in theory was just annoying.  I ending up creating another NPC class called the Hedge Mage and giving it the utility/simple spell from the arcane list and making the Adept a purely divine caster.Honestly, I think it is great that I can make Carl the Carpenter as good a carpenter as I want without even considering 9 other skills because he is an expert and gets 10 class skills.  The sames for Sarah the Soldier, I can make her as challenging an opponent as I want without worrying about multi-classing into PC classes or making her a higher NPC class to make up for the lack of feats.However if you feel like you NPCs are more authentic using NPC Classes, then I suggest you make your NPC's up with those classes and then convert them over to 4e.  Or you may be able to create you own NPC classes that look and feel like the 3.5 NPC classes.</blockquote>