New Rules, Section 1- Player Characters

The following is a list of allowed player character races.

• Human
• Dark Elf
• High Elf (Most common type of Elf)
• Wooden Elf
• Half High Elf
• Half Wood Elf
• Sea Elf (Some DM's might not allow this race)
• Minotaur's (Some DM's might not allow this race)
• Hill Dwarf
• Mountain Dwarf
• Half-lings
• Gnome
• And all character described in The Complete Book of Humanoids (The DM may not allow all races, so ask your DM, if wanted)

Characters with Infravision when in any locale that has impaired natural lighting are able to see out to the range of their Infravision with the same clarity as normal daylight.
 

All characters are allowed to learn a number of languages equal to the # of Lang. score in the Intelligence table from the PHB. These languages do not count against the number of non weapon proficiencies slots that a character gets.

Demihuman characters are allowed 3 languages for free:

1. Common - The language most widely used by the general population.
2. Native tongue - The language used by the characters subspecies.
3. Race tongue - The language used by the characters general race.

Half Elven characters get none of the demihuman language benefits.
 

Weapons Allowed : refer to the Weapon Mastery rules in Section 3

Warriors : Players wanting to play warriors should read the Combat rules in Section 3.
 
Knight: Knight is a special character and cannot be chosen to begin with. Knights has to be deserved and the warrior need to ne accepted by a order of Knights

Paladin: Players of Paladin Characters should familiarise themselves with the Gods Of Crysaniantilus. Paladin characters must chose a good or evil god, depending on if the character wants to be an paladin of the good or evil, but a neutral god can't be chosen.

Wizards : Players wanting to play wizard characters should familiarize themselves with the Magic rules in Section 2.

Allowed wizard classes are:

• Mage / wizard
• Specialist wizards, e.g.: Wild mage, Illusionist, Invoker etc.

Clerics and Priests : Players who want characters of this type should familiarize themselves with the Gods Of Crysaniantilus as well as the Magic rules in Section 3.
 
Priests clerics must chose one of the gods, good as well as evil. A cleric have access to all spheres of prayers and are allowed to use amours. So a cleric is paladin, with major access to prayers. Priests have a limited access to the spheres of prayers and are not allowed to use any amours at all.
 
Rogues : Thief and Bard character class is allowed.
 
Players want to play bard, need to familiarize themselves with the Gods Of Crysaniantilus and chose a good of neutral god, as there belief.
 
Here is a Table showing classes allowed:
 

Players should use the proficiency system to help better describe what other abilities their character has. Characters are allowed to add their # of Lang. score from the intelligence table in the PHB to the number of non weapon proficiencies that their class is allotted.
 
Characters may devote more than the required number of NWP slots to become proficient in a skill. The effect of this is to give a +1 bonus to the proficiency check roll for each additional NWP allotted above the minimum required. For example a character becomes proficient with artistic ability, devoting 1 NWP to the proficiency. Proficiency checks are made against wisdom (0). The character the decides to devote an additional two NWP slots to the proficiency, now checks against this proficiency are made against wisdom (+2).
 

Here is a Table there shows how much the coins is worth, compared to each other: