Which is the better BAB for noble class?

[the Falcon]

Originally posted by RaspK_FOG@Aug 20 2004, 08:37 PM
The same could be told about the barbarian, the bard, the druid, the monk, the ranger, and the sorcerer, and then we would only have the cleric, the fighter, the rogue, and the wizard...

Let us not tread that path once more, please?

Actually, according Unearthed Arcana's Generic Classes system, all your left with is the Expert, the Warrior (not the NPC classes), and the Spellcaster (which in practice is actually two classes: Arcane Spellcaster and Divine Spellcaster). ^_^

I think it's a pretty neat system, come to that, even though I don't use it myself. Maybe it's the way to go for (God forbid&#33 v.4.0?

But yeah, let's not go there (or at least in this thread). It's hard enough converting Birthright as it is...

[RaspK_FOG]

That's exactly what I meant: even though I consider running such a campaign in the future, I certainly do not want to apply such logic on Birthright.

[irdeggman]

I'm closing this poll. Here are the results:

What BAB should the noble class Have?
1. Good BAB [ 7 ] [30.43%]
2. Average BAB [ 14 ] [60.87%]
3. BAB [ 0 ] [0.00%]
4. Other (please comment since there are only 3 options for BAB) [ 1 ] [4.35%]
5. Abstain [ 1 ] [4.35%]
Total Votes: 23


A clear majority wants the noble to have an average BAB.

[ryancaveney]

On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, the Falcon wrote:



> Actually, according Unearthed Arcana`s Generic Classes system, all

> your left with is the Expert, the Warrior (not the NPC classes), and

> the Spellcaster (which in practice is actually two classes: Arcane

> Spellcaster and Divine Spellcaster).



Which is pretty much what I use (though the only UA I have is from 1983 or

thereabouts), except that I do not distinguish between arcane and divine:

my two spellcaster classes are Blooded and Unblooded.





Ryan Caveney