
In Issue 58 of d12 Monthly, I moved away from the thief as a class and, instead, substituted the rogue. Why?
Read on.

In Issue 58 of d12 Monthly, I moved away from the thief as a class and, instead, substituted the rogue. Why?
Read on.

In issue 58 of my Dungeons & Dragons zine, d12 Monthly, I give a newer version of the magic-user class.
It’s not at all dissimilar to the B/X magic-user you know (although there are some changes), but given there are only four classes in the issue (where all other classes can be based off), I thought it worthwhile explaining a little more about why I created it all this way, and why I kept the term magic-user, while changing the thieve and fighter.

I’ve been thinking about Dungeons & Dragons classes lately. And I think fewer classes is better for the game.
Instead, I’ve reinvented Kits (from D&D 2nd edition but without the bloat) to give various classes flavour and the character some backstory.