4E Races and Classes - The Great 4e Netbook?
I stumbled on this notebook which got raving reviews on two blogs, Of Dice and Men and Greywulf's Lair. It is called 4E Races and Classes and it is available at:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/3703481/4E-Classes-and-Races
(It is a pre-PHB2 document so that is why it duplicates some PHB2 classes.)
To describe it let me copy and post it's introduction:
Welcome!
The document you see on your screen (or hold in your hands) is a work of love, and an evolving document.
What you see here is a compilation of classes, races, feats, skills, magic items, monsters and other game material for the 4th edition Dungeons and Dragons
game.All of the material you see here is home-brewed content, either created by me, “Stormonu”, or by others (see the credits in the back) to fill in perceived gaps or
holes in the core rules. Many of what is found here is a conversion and compilation of material from the previous “core” edition of the rulebooks, re-imagined and reengineered
for the new game.In several places, it is likely that this material goes against the spirit of the game as the designers of 4th edition envisioned the game. In most cases, this is deliberate. It is not meant to unbalance the game, but to add elements that the designers either decided to wait to add, or did not envision as being “fun” in the game. Certainly for those who decide to include this material in their game, the latter is simply untrue.
Please be warned that NONE of this material has had a chance yet to be playtested, to the author’s knowledge. If something from within this document interferes with your game, feel free to tweak it, change it or drop it. All I ask is that if you find something troublesome – or would like to add to this document, just let me know and I will heartily consider it.
If you want to discuss this document, I suggest dropping a comment on the Wizard’s forum in the following thread (D&D House Rules):
Hope you can use this. It is a possible topic for the podcast, something your old school players may be interested in and something you may use in your home game to supplement with old school stuff.
-benensky
