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<blockquote data-quote="thebitdnd" data-source="post: 1554192" data-attributes="member: 12226">I don't think it's a much of a spoiler to say that Kellus will eventually become a Covenguard.&nbsp; I wrote his background with the intention of eventually taking the class.&nbsp; There are others who eventually take it, but it's much further down the road.&nbsp; If anything, it gave Destan a few more plot threads to weave into an already intricate cloth.&nbsp; The prerequisites for the PrC are most easily met by Clerics and Paladins, so it kind of made sense for Kellus to be the first one to go down that road.&nbsp; Kellus' induction into the ranks of the Covenguard is coming soon in the story hour.&nbsp; &nbsp;When we were playing 3.0, all the splat books and FRCS were in play with Destan's approval.&nbsp; Eventually, you will see other prestige classes come into play.&nbsp; After the switch to 3.5, we decided to limit the class selection to the Core Rulebooks, though previously selected PrCs were grandfathered in for those characters.&nbsp; With enough persuasion, Destan stills considers classes and rules from non-core books as long as they're balanced and don't eat up too much time around the table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thebitdnd, post: 1554192, member: 12226"] I don't think it's a much of a spoiler to say that Kellus will eventually become a Covenguard. I wrote his background with the intention of eventually taking the class. There are others who eventually take it, but it's much further down the road. If anything, it gave Destan a few more plot threads to weave into an already intricate cloth. The prerequisites for the PrC are most easily met by Clerics and Paladins, so it kind of made sense for Kellus to be the first one to go down that road. Kellus' induction into the ranks of the Covenguard is coming soon in the story hour. When we were playing 3.0, all the splat books and FRCS were in play with Destan's approval. Eventually, you will see other prestige classes come into play. After the switch to 3.5, we decided to limit the class selection to the Core Rulebooks, though previously selected PrCs were grandfathered in for those characters. With enough persuasion, Destan stills considers classes and rules from non-core books as long as they're balanced and don't eat up too much time around the table. [/QUOTE]

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