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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 468945" data-attributes="member: 1465">I am introducing Prestige Classes to my players; they don't own books other than the PHB, and I just explained them how do they work. I will propose them several PrCls to qualify for, but not all (too many would really bring confusion in the choice), so I decided to make a list of the ones that in my opinion are easy to introduce into the campaign (actually, quite a generic Greyhawk campaign).I won't offer them PrCl which are too weird or have very strange powers (like Oozemaster and Forsaker for example) neither ones which imply introduction of specific campaign-related groups (such as Knight of the Middle Circle), nor ones with heavy environment dependencies (such as&nbsp; Dread Pirate).Also, I would prefer classes with a clear identity: I know my players would not be attracted by Weapon Master, since they can easily become weapon experts by simply being Fighters. I mean, they won't be looking for uber-power, but rather for an interesting role in the campaign (both from roleplay and special abilities point of view). Specifically, they'd rather gear toward a new ability than maximization of something.I have access to DMG, class books (S&amp;F, DotF, T&amp;B, S&amp;S, MotW), MotP and BoVD.These are the ones I have already &quot;approved&quot;:DMG:Arcane ArcherAssassin*Blackguard*Dwarven DefenderLoremasterS&amp;F:CavalierDevoted DefenderDuelistDotF:Divine OracleTemplarT&amp;B:Acolyte of the SkinArcane TricksterCandlecasterElemental SavantMage of the Arcane Order (this group exists in our campaign)True NecromancerS&amp;S:&lt;none&gt;MotW:Deepwood SniperMotP:(I like them all, but it's maybe too early for a planar adventure)BoVD:&lt;none&gt;** actually, no PC is Evil at the moment, but I may tell them anyway about these PrCls (they may face foes with them)Any suggestions? <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 468945, member: 1465"] I am introducing Prestige Classes to my players; they don't own books other than the PHB, and I just explained them how do they work. I will propose them several PrCls to qualify for, but not all (too many would really bring confusion in the choice), so I decided to make a list of the ones that in my opinion are easy to introduce into the campaign (actually, quite a generic Greyhawk campaign). I won't offer them PrCl which are too weird or have very strange powers (like Oozemaster and Forsaker for example) neither ones which imply introduction of specific campaign-related groups (such as Knight of the Middle Circle), nor ones with heavy environment dependencies (such as Dread Pirate). Also, I would prefer classes with a clear identity: I know my players would not be attracted by Weapon Master, since they can easily become weapon experts by simply being Fighters. I mean, they won't be looking for uber-power, but rather for an interesting role in the campaign (both from roleplay and special abilities point of view). Specifically, they'd rather gear toward a new ability than maximization of something. I have access to DMG, class books (S&F, DotF, T&B, S&S, MotW), MotP and BoVD. These are the ones I have already "approved": DMG: Arcane Archer Assassin* Blackguard* Dwarven Defender Loremaster S&F: Cavalier Devoted Defender Duelist DotF: Divine Oracle Templar T&B: Acolyte of the Skin Arcane Trickster Candlecaster Elemental Savant Mage of the Arcane Order (this group exists in our campaign) True Necromancer S&S: <none> MotW: Deepwood Sniper MotP: (I like them all, but it's maybe too early for a planar adventure) BoVD: <none>* * actually, no PC is Evil at the moment, but I may tell them anyway about these PrCls (they may face foes with them) Any suggestions? :) [/QUOTE]

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