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<blockquote data-quote="madzerker" data-source="post: 6499993" data-attributes="member: 16856"><p>Off the top of my head (as I did most of this in November) I kept the skill/saving throws the way they have it in the book (I was trying to keep the game mechanics as close to rules on most stuff unless it was really important to me). I did what you did with the main classes and subclasses but I kept the barbarian (which I call savage warrior) because a lot of my campaign in based in celtic and norse type areas so I have more sub classes like warp spasm warriors ect that fit under it. I use some of your subclasses and some not, and I add some of my own, this is all to fit my personal world. For magic I use spell points like you, but I split the magic up into smaller pools for each subclass of spell caster, that way they seem more specialized but I have a base Sorcerer and Mystic list as well. I have a lot of human races with different bonuses ect. but only non human player classes are dwarves (once again, to fit my world). I may have changed one or two things in a couple of subclasses, but I don't remember to be honest, so most of it is very similar to yours. I will keep adding subclasses that fit my world as I have time. Overall it seems to be working great so far, my players are all happy and a couple of them have played previous editions and they don't seem to mind the changes since I told them ahead of time that my world was different</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="madzerker, post: 6499993, member: 16856"] Off the top of my head (as I did most of this in November) I kept the skill/saving throws the way they have it in the book (I was trying to keep the game mechanics as close to rules on most stuff unless it was really important to me). I did what you did with the main classes and subclasses but I kept the barbarian (which I call savage warrior) because a lot of my campaign in based in celtic and norse type areas so I have more sub classes like warp spasm warriors ect that fit under it. I use some of your subclasses and some not, and I add some of my own, this is all to fit my personal world. For magic I use spell points like you, but I split the magic up into smaller pools for each subclass of spell caster, that way they seem more specialized but I have a base Sorcerer and Mystic list as well. I have a lot of human races with different bonuses ect. but only non human player classes are dwarves (once again, to fit my world). I may have changed one or two things in a couple of subclasses, but I don't remember to be honest, so most of it is very similar to yours. I will keep adding subclasses that fit my world as I have time. Overall it seems to be working great so far, my players are all happy and a couple of them have played previous editions and they don't seem to mind the changes since I told them ahead of time that my world was different [/QUOTE]

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