Who has the best OGC...

[Kilmore]

Who has the best open game content...

1. Witch?
2. Gunfighter? (preferably with gunsmith skills)
3. Courtier?
4. Wild Mage?
5. Mongol?
6. Pirate/Swashbuckler?

If possible, I'd like to see examples that begin at 1st level (not prestige classes). Heck, I'd like to see any cool new core classes.

Also, does anyone have an arcane enhanced martial artist? Perhaps I should check back with Dragonfist and see how compatable it is to D20?

 

[Kilmore]

Oh, yeah... I forgot...
Who's got the best OGC Noble?

 

[RangerWickett]

For most of those classes, you could use the Specialist class, which is presented in Four-Color to Fantasy. It's basically a skill-based class that is on the power level of the core classes. The expert does the same thing, but is much weaker than any core class. Basically, for the Specialist, imagine a Rogue with a few more skill points, and no sneak attack or uncanny dodge or evasion.

As for wild mage, well, I wrote Wild Spellcraft, which lets you turn any other spellcasting class into a wild spellcaster. I figured that, instead of making a class with preset magic powers, I'd just make Wild Spellcaster into a template, and then crete normal spells so you can individualize your wild mage.

But if you want a default wild mage, what types of specific powers would you want, other than spells?

 

[Voneth]

May I suggest you also add the "luck/fate" point mechanic to your OGC list?

 

[Torque]

I can't help with most of those, but there are several options for gunfighters in Steam-Trains & Sorcery. It includes firearm rules, new feats, and two gun-related prestige classes, the sharpshooter and gunslinger. While they don't start at first level, there is no need to, as a fighter who takes appropriate feats will do just fine. Of course, for cool new base classes, we do have the gadgeteer and the medic, both of which introduce some new options (and either of which can make a respectable gunfighter, as well). For gunsmithing skills, all of the classes mentioned above get access to Craft, which is all you really need (or if you want more, you can play a gadgeteer and get access to experimental, newly invented firearms as devices.)

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