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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MarauderX" data-source="post: 1663693" data-attributes="member: 9990">Some choices I made for incorporating AU & 3.5 in my game:XP: 3.5Alignment: Per 3.5, but looseFeats: Earned per 3.5, Use is split...see below.Spells: Split...see below.Leveling: Swap or earn, see below.  For my game, the only way a character can use the AU system is to take a level in it.  Once that happens, he/she levels as if starting a new class or prestige class.Feats:  3.5 feats can be swapped out for AU feats, and feats are earned per 3.5 rules, with all levels stacking.  All 3.5 feats can be swapped for any AU feat as long as the prereqs for the AU feat are met while maintaining the prereqs for the remaining 3.5 feats.  The maximum number of AU feats to be exchanged is 2 feats + AU level. Spells:  To use AU spells, a character must have levels of a spell-using AU class.  The character has access to the AU spells as per the AU rules.  Leveling:  A character can swap out levels of 3.5 for levels in AU.  The character needs to find an AU contact with which to train and become initiated, and once complete the character can swap up to 2 levels of 3.5 for up to 2 levels of AU (1-for-1).  A character can trade up to 2 levels initially; then he/she must achieve another level before being able to swap another 2 levels.  All abilities, spells and automatic feats from the 3.5 class are lost once traded.  Swapping cannot be reversed once complete.   Other rules to be held on a case-by-case basis.   Thoughts?</blockquote>

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