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#1 morgion-s_claw Sep 16, 2003 7:56:07	I don't have my books under my hands so I'm a bit lost concerning the Expert Class. Does anybody knows where I might find details (like HD, feats, Skillpoints etc)? In the DLCS there's not much written about it... Thanks! M's Claw
#2 zombiegleemax Sep 16, 2003 8:06:27	In the DMG with the other NPC classes. Don't expect a whole lot for 'em, though, except for 8+int mod skill points.
#3 The_White_Sorcerer Sep 16, 2003 8:10:20	Dungeon Master's Guide. d6, 6 skill points, can choose 10 class skills, good will save, 3/4 BAB. Proficienct with simple weapons and light armor. That's all.
#4 cam_banks Sep 16, 2003 8:39:23	You could play one, but it really isn't something I would recommend. They're weaker than standard classes, just as the warrior, adept and aristocrat are weaker. Not that Dragonlance has adepts and aristocrats. Cheers, Cam
#5 morgion-s_claw Sep 16, 2003 9:45:35	Thank you all! Well, I know even an expert isn't a class well suited for a dragonhunt, but it would be quite interesting for role-playing, when fighting and the like isn't that important... I'm weird, I know, but I even like quite weak villains with cunning and a lot of connections who don't need to be powerful themselves... (hey, that's why they are trying to avoid direct confrontation with hero parties anyway!) An expert in a travelling group consisting of a trader, some guards, a hunter, a rogue and a disappointing dabbler in illusions to make their living off the villages, always on the move, well I'd like to have a group like that rather than fighter-mage-cleric-rogue standard crews Greets from M's Claw
#6 lenin97 Sep 16, 2003 12:33:18	I like choosing the expert class as my character's first level class. If you survive that first level then it shows that even the local blacksmith can become an adventurer. :D