New Posts For Thread: Classes from Player's Handbooks = Different classes from those of D&D Essentials?http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29123901/Classes_from_Players_Handbooks_=_Different_classes_from_those_of_DD_EssentialsOk guys, so my players want to play some D&D Essentials classes and well, peeking at their books they are listed as traditional classes (Fighter, Warlock, Cleric, Rogue, etc.), however said builds have so different ways of being played that they seemIn developer parlance, the classes in the Essentials Heroes books and some of the classes beyond are "sub-classes." Many of them are built on a different chassis to attempt to achieve the same results. For example, the Knight, in order to make up forhttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29123901/Classes_from_Players_Handbooks_=_Different_classes_from_those_of_DD_Essentials?post_id=519800619#519800619In developer parlance, the classes in the Essentials Heroes books and some of the classes beyond are "sub-classes." Many of them are built on a different chassis to attempt to achieve the same results. For example, the Knight, in order to make up forThu, 17 May 2012 23:20:45 -0500Ok guys, so my players want to play some D&D Essentials classes and well, peeking at their books they are listed as traditional classes (Fighter, Warlock, Cleric, Rogue, etc.), however said builds have so different ways of being played that they seemhttp://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/29123901/Classes_from_Players_Handbooks_=_Different_classes_from_those_of_DD_Essentials?post_id=519800151#519800151Ok guys, so my players want to play some D&D Essentials classes and well, peeking at their books they are listed as traditional classes (Fighter, Warlock, Cleric, Rogue, etc.), however said builds have so different ways of being played that they seemThu, 17 May 2012 22:55:18 -0500