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Thread : In the very first DnD
Started at 09-02-03 02:55 PM by vejono
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[Post 1]
Author : vejono
Date : 09-02-03 02:55 PM
Thread Title : In the very first DnD

What were the very first classes availible?

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[Post 2]
Author : Solaris
Date : 09-02-03 03:29 PM
Thread Title : Re: In the very first DnD

Originally posted by vejono 
What were the very first classes availible?  

Fighting Men, Magic-users, and Clerics.

Fighting Men included Elves, Dwarves, and Hobbits.
Magic-users included Men and Elves.
Clerics were limited to Men only.

Elves could switch back and forth between being FIghting Men or Magic-users, but not during an adventure.

The "Greyhawk" supplement introduced Paladins as a Fighting Man subclass, and Thieves.  The "Blackmoor" supplement introduced Monks as a Cleric sub-class, and Assassins as a Thief sub-class.

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[Post 3]
Author : Finarvyn
Date : 09-07-03 09:38 AM
Thread Title : More on classes

"Eldrich Wizardry" (Supplement III) brought in the Druid.

Strategic Review/Dragon had Ranger, Illusionist, and Bard in early 1975-76 issues.

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