Editing Ravenloft Campaign (section)

==Generic Classes==
The generic classes variant from Unearthed Arcana (page 76) is in use.  It is also available [http://www.d20srd.org/srd/variant/classes/genericClasses.htm here].  However, the following changes are in effect for the Spellcaster class:

===Spell Choice===
Only Spellcaster (Divine) may choose spells from the Cleric and Druid lists.  Similarly, only Spellcaster (Arcana) may select spells from the Sorcerer/Wizard list.  Arcane casters experience spell failure from armor.

===Spellcaster (Psionic)===
Another option for the Spellcaster class is available: Spellcaster (Psionic).  It is identical to the Spellcaster class in all ways (with either Intelligence or Charisma as the casting ability) except characters that take this class pick psionic powers from the Psion/Wilder list (but not discipline lists) and have the following Power Progression:

 '''Level	PP	Known	Max Power'''
 1	3	3	1st
 2	5	5	1st
 3	8	7	1st
 4	14	9	2nd
 5	19	11	2nd
 6	29	13	3rd
 7	37	15	3rd
 8	51	17	4th
 9	63	19	4th
 10	81	21	5th
 11	97	22	5th
 12	115	24	6th
 13	131	25	6th
 14	149	27	7th
 15	165	28	7th
 16	183	30	8th
 17	199	31	8th
 18	217	33	9th
 19	233	34	9th
 20	249	36	9th

====Psionic Transparency====
The rules for full psionic transparency are in effect.  That means spell resistance is the same as power resistance, Knowledge (Arcana) is the same as Knowledge (Psionics), etc.

===Multi-Class Saves===
Normally when multi-classing saving throws can get kind of screwy.  Because of this, when multi-classing you can only ever get the +2 bonus from a good saving throw once.  If multi-classing into a class that has a good saving throw you already have the +2 bonus from, you continue to get the good saving throw progression, just not the +2 bonus.

'''Example:''' Bob is a 2nd level fighter who is now multi-classing to take a level of Barbarian.  The Fighter has a good Fortitude save, which started at +2 (the +2 bonus) and is now at +3.  The Barbarian also has a good Fortitude save, which also normally starts at +2.  When Bob takes his level of Barbarian he doesn't gain the +2 to Fortitude again, since he already has it from fighter.  But he does continue the good Fortitude progression as level 3 on that progression.  At third level of that progression, his Fort bonus is still +3.

===Average Hit Points===
Instead of rolling for hit points at each level you instead get a number of hit points as per the chart below.  Note that as a caveat, you still get maximum hit points at first level, and you still apply your Constitution modifier to the number of hit points you get each level.

 '''Level	d4	d6	d8	d10	d12'''
 Even	2	3	4	5	6
 Odd	3	4	5	6	7

===Allowed & Forbidden Spells===
Characters may only have spells that appear in the PHB or XPH.  All spells of the appropriate spell list appearing in the PHB and XPH are available to characters except as listed below.  (But note the section on changed magical effects)
 This list of forbidden spells is ganked from the RPGA.  I figure that if Wizards of the Coast won't allow these spells in
 their own campaigns, why do I want that headache?

====Forbidden Cleric and Druid Spells====
Awaken; Destruction; Miracle; Shapechange

====Forbidden Wizard and Sorcerer Spells==== 
Alter Self; Mordenkainen’s Disjunction; Permanency; Planar Binding; Planar Binding, Greater; Planar Binding, Lesser; Polymorph; Polymorph Any Object; Shapechange; Simulacrum; Wish

====Forbidden Psion and Wilder Powers====
Apopsi; Genesis; Incarnate; Metamorphosis; Metamorphosis, Greater; Mind Seed; Mind Switch; Mind Switch, True; Psychic Reformation; Reality Revision
 The following powers are modified such that the energy type they are capable of making must be specified when the power is learned
 rather than when manifested.  Each energy type counts as a different power: Energy Ball, Energy Bolt, Energy Burst, Energy Cone,
 Energy Current, Energy Missile, Energy Push, Energy Ray, Energy Retort, Energy Stun, Energy Wall, Energy Wave.

===NPCs and Class===
Despite the fact that PCs are built using generic classes, NPCs may be built using either D&D's usual class method or using generic classes.  Either way, challenge rating and so on should come out the same.