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Converting D&D Classes to Modern Advanced Classes?

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#1
Fallensbane
Aug 12, 2010 17:55:04 Has anyone done this yet? Taking classes such as bard, barbarian etc and converting them to D20 Modern as advanced classes?

I plan on doing this either way, but if someone has already done some legwork or has some sort of guide/suggestions that could save me time that would be great.
#2
TheRealOrion
Aug 12, 2010 18:24:31 I haven't done it, but all you really need are a couple of prerequisites, and then assign a Defence and a Reputation bonus, which is easy enough. Just pick "good," "fair," or "poor." Everything else takes care of itself. Massive Damage shifts to d20M standard, for example. Easy.
#3
David
Aug 28, 2010 14:20:08 Well, some of them already are converted, more or less. You'll have to look at the advanced classes in Urban Arcana, I guess, but I think that there's a monk advanced class and a barbarian advanced class. There's also a draconic sorcerer, and a wizard. A paladin/blackguard and a cleric that I know of.
#4
sumodawg40
Jan 27, 2011 2:08:58 Fallensbane, look up Classical Modern at MerlinsWorkshop. Antony Walls has a very worked out treatise on what you are looking for.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Fallensbane Aug 12, 2010 17:55:04	Has anyone done this yet? Taking classes such as bard, barbarian etc and converting them to D20 Modern as advanced classes? I plan on doing this either way, but if someone has already done some legwork or has some sort of guide/suggestions that could save me time that would be great.
#2 TheRealOrion Aug 12, 2010 18:24:31	I haven't done it, but all you really need are a couple of prerequisites, and then assign a Defence and a Reputation bonus, which is easy enough. Just pick "good," "fair," or "poor." Everything else takes care of itself. Massive Damage shifts to d20M standard, for example. Easy.
#3 David Aug 28, 2010 14:20:08	Well, some of them already are converted, more or less. You'll have to look at the advanced classes in Urban Arcana, I guess, but I think that there's a monk advanced class and a barbarian advanced class. There's also a draconic sorcerer, and a wizard. A paladin/blackguard and a cleric that I know of.
#4 sumodawg40 Jan 27, 2011 2:08:58	Fallensbane, look up Classical Modern at MerlinsWorkshop. Antony Walls has a very worked out treatise on what you are looking for.