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Bladesinger Someone described it as being like rage. Can someone that has the book elaborate on the mechanic? Does it specify that you must be in light armor? I'm curious about multiclassing options.

The reborn Regis doesn't work mechanically in the game because all genasi are humans mixed with elemental blood. I like the idea that this isn't restricted to just humans though. And it makes some sense. For instance, azers are essentially dwarves that come form the Plane of Fire in my mind. So...

What you are describing here would be a very, very rare situation. If I remember correctly, the fluff from the Complete Book of Elves in 2e essentially said that if any elf "went rogue", they'd be hunted down and stopped to protect their secrets. And I gave the odd examples of how the bladesong...

Wow. I'm falling in love with this class more and more. I've never liked the partial spell progression gish classes from 3e and 4e. I'm giddy to play this in the homebrew game I'm currently in.

There's no racial justification for making paladins a "human only" class though. Yes, it was human only until 3e, but largely, that was a design decision, which is why it was done away with. As far as shining examples of goodness, I don't know how much fiction you've read for the FR, but most...

I'm very interested in this particular class option. Can you elaborate a bit on the 10th and 14th level abilities? Is the reaction to cast a defensive spell, or expend a spell slot to gain a defensive bonus? And is the INT to damage on weapons, spells, or both?

In a nod to the original 2nd edition flavor text for the bladesinger, it should be "elf only". Much in the same way that the battlerager should be "dwarf only". In the original fluff for the bladesinger, it was described as a highly protected secret amongst the elves. They would not teach it...

I'd be curious to know how this works mechanically. Also, I've seen the posting of the 10th and 14th level abilities and I'm a little stumped. The 10th level ability seems to indicate you can burn a spell to defend yourself in some way? And the 14th adds your Intelligence bonus to your damage...