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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Byrons_Ghost" data-source="post: 3321120" data-attributes="member: 7396">Let's see, I've got all the Gaz series, but I'm going from memory here...Ylarum had a desert druid variant, I think it was called the dervishAlfheim had the magical progression for elves, to replace the Companion attack rank systemGlantri had the Secret Crafts for wizards, but these weren't actual classesFive Shires had the halfling master class, which was something halflings could enter once they maxed out at 8th levelDarokin and Minrothad both had a merchant class, for land and sea, respectivelyEthengar and Atruaghin both had shaman variantsThe Northern Reachs had a rune magic system, but I don't think it was a base classIn addition to the forester, Thyatis also had the rake, which as basically a thief without pickpocketsI think the Shadow Elves had a clerical class as well, since they were pretty much ruled by the priests of RafielI think that's about everything. In addition, it was the Gazetteers that started introducing nonweapon proficiencies so that characters could have a skill system. I don't think this ever made it to the boxed sets, but was in the Rules Cycolpedia.With the expansion rules in the Gaz series there was quite a bit of options for characters.</blockquote>