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<blockquote data-quote="Gez" data-source="post: 38995" data-attributes="member: 1328">Like MythAndLore, I have houseruled the NPC class so they are on (near) equal footing with PC classes. Expert gets lots of bonus feats (from feats like Skill Focus, Greater Skill Focus, and others home made: for example, Routine-Minded gives you a +5 circumstance bonus on a skill you already have SF on it when you take 10). Aristocrats gets bonus feats as well (like a Psychic Warrior, at levels 1, 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17 and 20) and a &quot;Speach&quot; feature that works a little like Bardic Music (lasts less time than BM, however). I don't use Warriors (rather a level 2 fighter than a level 5 warrior) nor commoners (usually level 1 or 0 expert). I havn't totally houseruled Adepts for now, but I will as soon as I need one.I don't have books (like Traps &amp; Treachery or Seas of Blood) that features new NPC classes, so I don't use 'em. If I did have some, however, I'll probably tweak 'em and use 'em.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gez, post: 38995, member: 1328"] Like MythAndLore, I have houseruled the NPC class so they are on (near) equal footing with PC classes. Expert gets lots of bonus feats (from feats like Skill Focus, Greater Skill Focus, and others home made: for example, Routine-Minded gives you a +5 circumstance bonus on a skill you already have SF on it when you take 10). Aristocrats gets bonus feats as well (like a Psychic Warrior, at levels 1, 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17 and 20) and a "Speach" feature that works a little like Bardic Music (lasts less time than BM, however). I don't use Warriors (rather a level 2 fighter than a level 5 warrior) nor commoners (usually level 1 or 0 expert). I havn't totally houseruled Adepts for now, but I will as soon as I need one. I don't have books (like Traps & Treachery or Seas of Blood) that features new NPC classes, so I don't use 'em. If I did have some, however, I'll probably tweak 'em and use 'em. [/QUOTE]

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