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Another of Louis Porter Jr. Design’s product lines for the Pathfinder RPG is Lost Classes of Fantasy. So far, the series delivers the Illusionist, Thief Acrobat, and Blooded Noble in 7-10 page PDFs for $1.50-1.75. Actually, I’m not familiar with Blooded Noble, but Thief Acrobat sure brings back memories of when an alternate class out of Dragon Magazine was a radical idea.
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Ah, I remember the Thief Acrobat… And the Cavalier and the Barbarian… They were published in Imagine magazine, as well as Dragon (actually, some of them might have been solely in Imagine). But weren’t they all collected in Unearthed Arcana? And doesn’t TSR still effectively own the rights?
But I guess the Thief Acrobat is most famous for giving birth to the Acrobat in the Dungeons and Dragons cartoon show. :)
Plus Gord, from Gygax’s “Gord the Rogue” novels.