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Someone called Mini arguing with someone called Max about some build’s effectiveness is too sweetly ironic to not point out. Carry on...

Casuals dont track power spikes. A causal might make a Fighter3/Bard3 for flavor. But when the Barbarian Player is attacking twice...

It doesn't have to if you aren't trying to make universal prestige paths out of them. But since that's the justification for feat...

I feel like pushing subclasses to level 3 in 2024, outside of theory crafting level 20 characters has mostly put a stop to multiclassing...

I think everyone has a an acceptable power threshold. So everyone prunes away the really bad options. But as long as that threshold is...

IMO. If you wanted a new design direction I’d suggest that some concepts might be best represented by a single subclasses class.

Multiclassing proves the point. Poorly multiclassed PCs are TERRIBLE. When everyone else has the Tier Power Spike but you dont, it is...

I don't really think upping the spell level and material cost of resurrecting someone whom nobody is going to resurrect in either case...

What percentage of combat vs exploration vs social are you expecting?

Anyways, @Zardnaar I do want to see your ratings. So I'll stop our little tangent and let you get to it. I can always disagree with...

No, no, look, and I’ve gotta tell you, people ask me this all the time, they really do. They say, “Are you up to no good?” They hand me...

IMO. If the stated goal is to have a feature than can thematically tie a universal concept together in 2-3 feats worth of abilities...

They both innately shore up their save defenses with their own level 6 subclass features. Yes and Wizards are one trick ponies as well...

A bit of pushback here. Why won't 'prestige feat paths' have the same kinds of issues we just talked about with universal subclasses...