• Count feats with 1 or 2 options as 1 Special.
• Count bonus feats with 3-6 options as 2 Specials.
• Count bonus feats with 7+ options as 3 Specials. Example: Fighter and Wizard bonus feats count as 3 Specials per feat.
• Count each psionic attack/defense mode as 1/2 a Special. Example: Psions start with 5 psionic modes, which count as 2.5 Specials.
• The ability to cast spells/powers with displays instead of components counts as 1 Special.
• The ability to cast spells in armor without spell failure counts as 4 specials. When creating a custom class, this ability may be split into 4 separate feats that grant a 10% spell failure reduction. Alternately, it may be applied by armor type. In this case each application grants immunity to spell failure for progressively heavier armor types. Shield casting may be applied regardless of armor types but Heavy Armor Casting would require Medium and Light Armor Casting. GMs may wish to restrict this ability to Divine spell casters only.
• Spontaneous casting of one narrowly defined group of spells counts as 1 Special. This group should contain no more than one spell from each spell level 0-4. Example: Clerics spontaneously cast either "Cure" or "Inflict" spells.
• Turn/Rebuke Undead at 1/2 class level counts as 1 Special and may be applied up to 2 times. Example: Cleric gains 2 applications at 1st level (Counts as 2 Specials).
• Cleric style domains count as 1 special each. Up to 2 domains may be taken. Domains must include a religion, order, and or code restriction.
• Monk Unarmed Strike counts as 2 Specials (Improved Unarmed Strike with 1d6 damage, the Flurry of Blows option and special additional attack progression).
• Each additional Unarmed Strike damage die type increase counts as 1 Special.
• Each ability listed under the "Special" column on the various PHB Class tables counts as 1 Special.
• Each improvement to a special ability listed on the class tables counts as 1 Special. For example the Barbarian Rage 2/day counts as 1 Special in addition to Rage 1/day.
• Special abilities that are restricted beyond the norm count for less based on the amount of restriction. For example the Ranger's Two Weapon Fighting and Ambidexterity abilities would normally count as 2 Specials but, unlike the standard feats, they can not be used with medium and heavy armor so are counted as 1 special.
• Fast Movement and most Monk special abilities normally require freedom of movement. Double their value if this limitation is relaxed to allow light armor, treble for medium armor and quadruple for heavy armor.

In all the preceding cases, impose loss of certain abilities when restrictions are broken if needed. None of these restrictions affects the value of the class when played as intended so do not award restriction points.