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<blockquote data-quote="johnsemlak" data-source="post: 1120246" data-attributes="member: 7233">There were serveral:Ylarum Gazatteer: Dervish class (a desert druid)Rockhome Gazatteer: Dwarf-cleric&nbsp; (which was similar to a standard Elf class, but advanced as a fighter and cleric)Enthegar Gazatteer: ShamanDarokin gazatteer: Merchant (which you had to acheive after advanceing in another class, sort of like a PrC)Minrothad Gazatteer: Sea Merchant (IIRC similar to the Merchant in the Darokin Gaz)The Five Shires also had something called the Keeper of the Flame or something, with magic-user powers I believe.&nbsp; I never saw it.There were a couple of (IMO bad) classes in the Dawn of Emperors Gazatteer: The forester (a human fighter-magic user, almost just like an elf) and the rake (can't remember, was very similar to the thief I think)There may have been others in the Shadow Elves or the Orcs of Thar as well.Oh, and the Alfheim Gazatteer expanded on the Elf class, allowing them to advance as magic-users, cast cleric spells, etc.[nostalgia] Ooooh, these are fond memories.&nbsp; I loved the Gazatteer line, though they did get worse at the end. [/nostalgia]Well, can't help you on the Dragon stuff (I just ordered the CD Archive, so I'll check next week <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />) but Alfheim did briefly mention the D&amp;D take on the half-elf--basically, those of mixed parentage had to choose to be either a PC human or elf.&nbsp; There was no half-elf 'class', but they did exist in the rules.This issue was a matter of long debate at the Yahoo 3e Mystara group, as I recall.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnsemlak, post: 1120246, member: 7233"] There were serveral: Ylarum Gazatteer: Dervish class (a desert druid) Rockhome Gazatteer: Dwarf-cleric (which was similar to a standard Elf class, but advanced as a fighter and cleric) Enthegar Gazatteer: Shaman Darokin gazatteer: Merchant (which you had to acheive after advanceing in another class, sort of like a PrC) Minrothad Gazatteer: Sea Merchant (IIRC similar to the Merchant in the Darokin Gaz) The Five Shires also had something called the Keeper of the Flame or something, with magic-user powers I believe. I never saw it. There were a couple of (IMO bad) classes in the Dawn of Emperors Gazatteer: The forester (a human fighter-magic user, almost just like an elf) and the rake (can't remember, was very similar to the thief I think) There may have been others in the Shadow Elves or the Orcs of Thar as well. Oh, and the Alfheim Gazatteer expanded on the Elf class, allowing them to advance as magic-users, cast cleric spells, etc. [nostalgia] Ooooh, these are fond memories. I loved the Gazatteer line, though they did get worse at the end. [/nostalgia] Well, can't help you on the Dragon stuff (I just ordered the CD Archive, so I'll check next week :D) but Alfheim did briefly mention the D&D take on the half-elf--basically, those of mixed parentage had to choose to be either a PC human or elf. There was no half-elf 'class', but they did exist in the rules. This issue was a matter of long debate at the Yahoo 3e Mystara group, as I recall. [/QUOTE]

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