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Message: <blockquote data-quote="D+1" data-source="post: 2248239" data-attributes="member: 13654">Depends on the character I guess.  Mostly it's Core Rules only.  I do have one character in the dark corners of my mind that if I actually bothered to stat him out would need a PRC or two from some cheesy splatbook or other to really fit together.The character starts out as a commoner, becomes a sailor/swashbuckler/rogue, somewhere along the way develops psionic abilities, he gains prominence as a warrior, then he "retires" and becomes (effectively...) a bard writing plays and songs, is then impressed into the military where he becomes an assassin (secretly using his psionics to his advantage), and finally deserts/escapes and then spends a few years putting a new king on the throne as the puppet leader of a rebellion.To create that character in 3E rules he'd be something like Com3/Rog3/War3/Psi3/Brd3/Asn3 which is about half again as powerful as I ever really thought of him as, yet to reduce those levels by much would remove much of the capability I thought he should have.  Probably why I never HAVE tried to stat him as described in full 3E terms.</blockquote>