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<blockquote data-quote="Aust Diamondew" data-source="post: 3464870" data-attributes="member: 5156">You can have a classless system already in place but simply give prebuilt classes as the standard for the game.&nbsp; DMs and groups can then choose one of several options:1) Go with the recommended prebuilt classes.2) The DM creates his own classes and may or may not use the recommended ones in addition.3) The DM allows players to create their own classes with his/her approval.4) The DM allows classless leveling up level to level with his/her approval.I stress the DM approval thing in options 3 and 4 and the DM deciding if he is comfortable with a totalling classless game or not.This would accomodate those who want a classless game and those who want tradditional classes.&nbsp; There would be a chapter of the PHB (or maybe DMG instead) devoted to the classless system and creating classes.Edit: I would probably still be interested in 4e if they went with just traditional classes.&nbsp; A classless system could relegated to a supplement, or to my own or someone else's ingenuity.&nbsp; But for there to be a 4e they need to change/add something to the game I'm not sure what.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aust Diamondew, post: 3464870, member: 5156"] You can have a classless system already in place but simply give prebuilt classes as the standard for the game. DMs and groups can then choose one of several options: 1) Go with the recommended prebuilt classes. 2) The DM creates his own classes and may or may not use the recommended ones in addition. 3) The DM allows players to create their own classes with his/her approval. 4) The DM allows classless leveling up level to level with his/her approval. I stress the DM approval thing in options 3 and 4 and the DM deciding if he is comfortable with a totalling classless game or not. This would accomodate those who want a classless game and those who want tradditional classes. There would be a chapter of the PHB (or maybe DMG instead) devoted to the classless system and creating classes. Edit: I would probably still be interested in 4e if they went with just traditional classes. A classless system could relegated to a supplement, or to my own or someone else's ingenuity. But for there to be a 4e they need to change/add something to the game I'm not sure what. [/QUOTE]

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