2nd Ed. Character Kits... [Archive] - Wizards Community

2nd Ed. Character Kits... [Archive] - Wizards Community

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The Red Comet
03-08-05, 09:12 AM If I posted this in the wrong place, then please move it. Sorry, but I'm still very new.

Anyways. My question is: Has anyone used any 2nd Ed.campaign materials in their campaign? How do you convert character kits? Do you make them into new basic classes or tweak 'em a bit to make them in to prestige classes?

You see, I just picked up the Crusades Campaign Sourcebook from my local shop and I'm really excited to start a new campaign with it. (At least one of my players has agreed to start one.) The problem is the Character Kits. I never played 2nd Ed. but I have a general idea of what they are.

Thanks.
Draco Strang
03-08-05, 10:18 AM Prestige classes *are* the kits for 3.5. You start with your core classes, and then train into one of those if you desire. If you look hard enough, I'm positive there's a class/PrC that follows what you wanna do with a specific kit.
The Red Comet
03-08-05, 02:52 PM Prestige classes *are* the kits for 3.5. You start with your core classes, and then train into one of those if you desire. If you look hard enough, I'm positive there's a class/PrC that follows what you wanna do with a specific kit.

Thanks Draco, O Wise One! (Referring to sig. ;) )

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The Red Comet 03-08-05, 09:12 AM	If I posted this in the wrong place, then please move it. Sorry, but I'm still very new. Anyways. My question is: Has anyone used any 2nd Ed.campaign materials in their campaign? How do you convert character kits? Do you make them into new basic classes or tweak 'em a bit to make them in to prestige classes? You see, I just picked up the Crusades Campaign Sourcebook from my local shop and I'm really excited to start a new campaign with it. (At least one of my players has agreed to start one.) The problem is the Character Kits. I never played 2nd Ed. but I have a general idea of what they are. Thanks.
Draco Strang 03-08-05, 10:18 AM	Prestige classes are the kits for 3.5. You start with your core classes, and then train into one of those if you desire. If you look hard enough, I'm positive there's a class/PrC that follows what you wanna do with a specific kit.
The Red Comet 03-08-05, 02:52 PM	Prestige classes are the kits for 3.5. You start with your core classes, and then train into one of those if you desire. If you look hard enough, I'm positive there's a class/PrC that follows what you wanna do with a specific kit. Thanks Draco, O Wise One! (Referring to sig. ;) )