Even though I consider PrCs to be a little OP at time I still enjoy using them cause in a video game you a limited greatly by your characters effectiveness and efficiency; at least to the majority of fighting and killing and non DM events.
I am also unsure how hard it is to code for new PrCs but I was wondering if Sundren will ever see an increase in the amount of PrCs. Some base classes are lacking in PrCs such as: Druid, Monk, Bard, Barbarian, and Spirit Shaman. Of course there are quite a few PrCs that COULD be taken by these classes if you go and count them all up of what could Technically be used. However Druids have One PRC that can be used without DM permission and set faction restrictions. This is Master of Radiance, granted the PrC is pretty slick and adds a good amount of undead slaying power to your repertoire.
It would be nice to see certain classes get a bump to the arsenal of PrCs that they can choose. If the staff has no one capable of working on PrCs at the time then that is understandable. As is the PrC list is by no means skeletal or a crap selection. It is just my opinion that some classes are lacking in variety and others are abundant.
I am also unsure how hard it is to code for new PrCs but I was wondering if Sundren will ever see an increase in the amount of PrCs. Some base classes are lacking in PrCs such as: Druid, Monk, Bard, Barbarian, and Spirit Shaman. Of course there are quite a few PrCs that COULD be taken by these classes if you go and count them all up of what could Technically be used. However Druids have One PRC that can be used without DM permission and set faction restrictions. This is Master of Radiance, granted the PrC is pretty slick and adds a good amount of undead slaying power to your repertoire.
It would be nice to see certain classes get a bump to the arsenal of PrCs that they can choose. If the staff has no one capable of working on PrCs at the time then that is understandable. As is the PrC list is by no means skeletal or a crap selection. It is just my opinion that some classes are lacking in variety and others are abundant.




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