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<blockquote data-quote="gamerprinter" data-source="post: 5753182" data-attributes="member: 50895"><p>Well I've mentioned on RPG.net (when I used to go there) that Rite Publishing uses Racial Paragon Classes in it's series "In the Company of..." (gargoyles, giants, minotaurs, kappa, tengu, etc.) which creates a class closely tied to a given race using those aspects that best depict that particular races unique qualities. It seems to work well.</p><p> </p><p>I'm personally not into Gestalt rules, multi-classing or the other things you suggest.</p><p> </p><p>I play Pathfinder, which also means I prefer single class characters. For a while in our games over the last couple years, one guy multi-classed and one took a prestige class, while most other player characters remained single class. As of our most recent campaign, all the PCs are single class. Nothing is being forced on them. Its a preference gained from playing PF over several years.</p><p> </p><p>Racial classes is good, while multi-classing/Gestalt not so good - those are my thoughts on this...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gamerprinter, post: 5753182, member: 50895"] Well I've mentioned on RPG.net (when I used to go there) that Rite Publishing uses Racial Paragon Classes in it's series "In the Company of..." (gargoyles, giants, minotaurs, kappa, tengu, etc.) which creates a class closely tied to a given race using those aspects that best depict that particular races unique qualities. It seems to work well. I'm personally not into Gestalt rules, multi-classing or the other things you suggest. I play Pathfinder, which also means I prefer single class characters. For a while in our games over the last couple years, one guy multi-classed and one took a prestige class, while most other player characters remained single class. As of our most recent campaign, all the PCs are single class. Nothing is being forced on them. Its a preference gained from playing PF over several years. Racial classes is good, while multi-classing/Gestalt not so good - those are my thoughts on this... [/QUOTE]
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