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"The point" of a class is subjective. It's what YOU want the point to be. It was a design choice, and it turned out to be a bad one. Paladin know all their spells, why don't Rangers? Why do Clerics get to know all their spells, which are often the most useful healing and buffing spells, at...

I figured it was a contract, so some negotiation would be in order. If I knew the Patron in question, then I could agree or not based on that, but I don't even know if this is who it truly is. It could be something completely different, and I don't want to just say "Yeah, I'll do whatever you...

Basically what I’m hearing the two sides of the Spell Versatility debate is: For: Thank God I can finally play the game the way I wanted to! Against: No! They’re supposed to play the game the way I wanted them to!

Titus cowered inside, but on the outside he projected strength and control. Beings such as this did not appreciate timidity. The Titan knew just the words to use. Immortality. No fear of death. Power to survive, to help those around him. He wanted this, deep in his soul. He nearly cried...

That’s amazing. I need to get home so I can craft a fitting response. Give me half an hour.

That literally is how it works already. Each of these classes can swap spells on a level up. I’ve seen a number of posters here say this. Why do so many people keep saying they want them to change Spell Versatility to only work on a level up when it already does that?

I guess my main problem with him has been motivation. I’ve never felt he had much of a reason to do what he’s doing. That’s my fault, though. I wasn’t interested in his future because I didn’t give him one. He was just a minor noble, with little to no goal in life. The Warlock thing gave him a...

Aasimon/Angel 12 + 1 = 13 Archon 16 Demodand 20 Demon/Tanar'ri 17 Devil/Baatezu 21 Eladrin 4 Genie 18 Guardinal 20 Inevitable 12 Modron 24 Slaad 22 - 2 = 20 Yugoloth/Daemons 12

Yeah, I don’t understand how changing out a spell every now and then steps on the Wizard’s toes when Clerics, Druids and Paladins not only do the same, but already know their whole list without having to pay to scribe it first.

Yeah, I can do at least one more level of Warlock. That way I can at least get the boon. Ok, I’ll let the decision stand.

You know, it’s funny, but y’all have me seriously considering forgoing more Warlock and just doing Fighter, having him be the Noble and taking more of that responsibility. I kind of wanted to grab the Pact Boon, though. I don’t know anymore. I’ll need to think about it. Hold off going further...

I just couldn’t get in to it as a Fighter. One of these days, I need a Fighter with a good backstory and a good motivation, but when I was playing as just a Fighter, I cane close to bugging out. I’m glad I didn’t, and now I’m very interested in how it all works out. I’ve played non magic classes...

I may, but Eldritch Knight would help a lot. I’m thinking about it.

That’s how it is for Warlocks. Spell Versatility doesn’t count for Mystic Arcanum.

It was a good choice. Very flavorful, and makes some interesting role play later. I looked ahead, and as a Battlemaster, especially with the new options, Titus could be great. He'd be a powerful Noble, able to talk his way into or out of anything (a new Maneuver uses the Superiority Die on...

Primus Acrobatics Check: 1D20+2 = [15]+2 = 17

I don't think it'll be used often. The Warlock spell list is pretty small, and so far I've been satisfied with what I can do. Having only two spell slots limits things quite a bit. Once Titus gets lvl 3 spells, which will be a while, then there might be some shuffling around if he knows what...

Titus listened with rap attention. Since the mental blocks had been broken, his understanding of magic had grown considerably. After hearing the explanation of what was possible, Titus requested time to think. He left the Library and took a walk around the city to gather his thoughts. Take...

You're also forgetting that the spell lists for each of these are much, much smaller than the Wizard. Yeah, the Wizard is limited by what the DM allows him to find, and by the money he has to scribe the scroll. But he also learns 2 spells per level for his spell book, and 6 at first level...