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I don't see how it's unhealthy for the game. The game already has a lesser version of it What you describe is functionally not much...

I was thinking of a class that has features like this Level 1: Destiny Points Your belief in yourself places a special mark on the...

The discussion is not about power but about training time. A PC trains more to become a 5e fighter than a 3e fighter and much more than...

I believe in 3e, barbarian, rogue, and sorcerer added 1d4 years to your starting age aa a human. Fighter, bard, and the half casters...

The Sharn sourcebook had an 18th level commoner in it. I can't be hedgehogged to check if they got a full stat block or just a short...

The question isn't about DCC. The question is "Since the 5e Fighter isn't a bigger pile of HP and extra accuracy/attacks anymore, would...

My point is that the 5th Edition fighter and rogue, especially in 2024, are too skilled and specially trained to "just become". The...

That's were Subclasses come in. Subclasses would determine if you are just very lucky, very tough, or very special. You could just be...

And the question poses is Could there a 5e Class that an Everyman upgrade into that doesn't require noticeable and maintained training...

THe Everyman fantasy typically is that if you actually keep going on the adventure, people realize you aren't an Everyman. The Everyman...

It's a full class. It's John the Bakers Boy who follows behind Sir Gary, Reverend Sally, and Harzad the Great. Then later Johnny...

That's kinda how I would do it. Some kind of "when you die" feature like @Yaarel said Give them some kind of point system that they...

It was in the beginning. Since the original game any PC who didn't roll horrible strength qualified to be a fighter. In many forms of...

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Precisely. A baker gone adventuring, a farmboy yearning for a new life, a sivovor of a raided village, or a princeling tossed out the...