The Mixed-Warrior-Type Campaign

In this type of campaign, the characters are mostly single-class warriors, and each may have a different Warrior Kit. With the DM's permission, multi-class and dual-class characters (so long as one of the class choices is Fighter), priests and rogues may also be played, but the majority of player-characters (over half) must be single-class warriors. And the DM, if he wants a fighters-only campaign, never has to give permission for those other character classes to be played.

In a campaign devoted to Warriors, the DM should foster an attitude that it's more desirable to be a fighter than another class of character. Other classes may be allowed, but are usually represented by only one character each.

One way to foster this attitude is for the warrior-characters to get the lion's share of admiration from the people. Characters belonging to other classes will get from the public the minimum amount of admiration they deserve for their deeds, but such acclaim shouldn't be their main motivation; these characters must have other goals if they're to be satisfied in such a campaign.

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