So, what other ideas/suggestions do you guys have? Please note I am completely open to use C&C side by side with d20 CoC. While this works marvels for a modern game, I feel that a fantasy game should have some archetypes hence the idea of using the NPC classes.Дemihumans might be allowed (still not sure) it would depend if the campaign was to feel more like 'Warhammer' or 'Hyborian Age'. Actually, d20 CoC does not have classes, rather it is based on 'skills collections' to define classes. In essence, spells would be considered more like 'rituals' when used by other classes (or by spellcasters, when the spell would be of an higher level than allowed).ДЇurthermore, I would avoid the usual D&D classes in favor of NPC classes (adept, aristocrat, warrior, expert, commoner). without paying the usual costs associated with d20 CoC magic use). All classes could cast spells according to the d20 CoC rules, but spellcasters would be able to cast a limited number of spells according to the usual d20 rules (i.e. The scope and feel of the campaign would be more or less like described in the D&D-related appendix of said book, but I would reduce the impact of D&D magic (or remove it completely) and only allow the spells described in d20 CoC. Practically, 'port over' (or use) d20 Call of Cthulhu as the basis for a 'gritty' fantasy game.

Well, since I got the OK from the Troll Powers, here it is what I wanted to do.

D20 5e homebrew classes coc