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Making Better RPG Classes - What Makes a Class Classic? - Extra Credits

🕑 Added 2021-06-08 17:31:00 +0000 UTC

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Bill Lemmond

o_O? I get the other two puns, and enjoy them, but have no idea what a "Clabattle Priest" is. ???

Bill Lemmond

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Bill Lemmond

And now I have to go back and see, too. ... And wow - it's amazing, once I relize what I'm seeing. Must tell Rhonda. She'll want to run the system. :)

Ramien

I'm assuming the one on the right is Cohen the Barbarian too. Middle one might be Carrot, but it's not as obvious :)

Jason Youngberg

I liked how you defined "classes" as a role in the game instead of a strictly defined path of progression like in D&D. I prefer point-based systems where a character could make their own path and progress with not only their desires but the desires of the party as well. I'm in a Star Wars game where my character is a techie but over the games he had to develop other skills the rest of the party lacked like ground vehicle driving. I also developed his Strength stat as part of his background. I couldn't do that in most of the class-based systems I've found.