Wu Jen (Complete Arcane)I think I got everything from the main lines. Warmage (Minatures Handbook, Complete Arcane) Samurai (Complete Warrior, Oriental Adventures) Psychic Warrior (Expanded Psionics Handbook) Psionic Artificer (Something Eberron - I want to say ECS ACF, but it might be written up in a book) The skills make a good point for it not being 3.5 so I will exclude those.Īlso, I will add sources when I get a chance.Įrudite (Complete Psionic, I think - but there are a lot of versions) I would say that, yes, those classes are for a d20 game, but not a D&D 3.5 game.Hmmm good points. Actually, the D&D 3.0 skill animal empathy is still there, so this could be an indication that the skills were not made to conform to 3.5.
Skills are also significantly different from D&D 3.5 crafts, knowledges and professions are all entirely separate, which means alchemy is once again its own entire skill. Still, from that review and this blog post, I get the impression that the book is about as lopsided as the PDFs. There are two different PDFs there which seem largely dependent upon the D&D 3.5 PHB, because they don't reprint tables and such, but it looks like an actual book was printed by the Sword & Sorcery imprint of White Wolf while they had the Ravenloft license.
I would say that, yes, those classes are for a d20 game, but not a D&D 3.5 game.ĭo the Gothic Earth classes really count as being compatible with D&D 3.5, though? I found an Internet Archive link to the Living Death Campaign site.
Although the idea is that those replace all normal core classes, including the DMG ones.Do the Gothic Earth classes really count as being compatible with D&D 3.5, though? I found an Internet Archive link to the Living Death Campaign site.
Using other campaign settings? Because Dragonlance has mystic, and Masque of the Red Death (a variant Ravenloft setting put on Victorian-era Earth) throws out all normal classes and instead has a huge list of 23 base classes plus 9 PrCs. (Ravenloft) Dark Tales and Disturbing Legends* Player’s Companion – Getting More Out of Your PHB*
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