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Exactly, the classes aren't easy to make like they were in 3.5. There, I could crank out a well-balanced class in about 3 hours. Now? It's taken me three weeks to get halfway through a swashbuckler, bard, and binder. We're taking ideas, but we, well..I, can't rush what I do unless I want to...

Hey. At least you're honest, I appreciate that at the very least. Sounds like we have something in common though, being about to think of these things on the turn of a dime. Good luck to you too with your games.

If that's what you're looking for, I'd just play a warlock. There would be little to no difference in a binder as you describe and a warlock (except for maybe roles). I'm still listening for ideas everyone. Nothing I have is set in stone, so go ahead and spit it all out. If you have any good...

Also, since i will have less vestiges over all, their portfolios are growing.

I'm not using the old vestiges. I'm having four vestiges for each tier. When you bind a vestige you get attack powers: XXX, XXX, XXX, ect. up to your level. So it's no more powers than any of the other classes. Utility powers have vestige neutral.

Ok, You're taking it a little different defection than. For my binder, there are three levels of vestiges: Heroic, Paragon, and Epic. There are four vestiges for each tier, one is a controller, one defender, one striker, and once leader. You can only bind one vestige of each tier. Bind Vestige...

Yes, but with the warlock, you have to keep the same pact. The binder was great because of the ability to fill a different roll every day.

Whatever you do, do it to both monsters and PCs.

Well, then you can have your D20 Modern the way you like (it's already out there) and I'll have mine based on the 4E ruleset. Everyone's happy :D Just like you can play Pathfinder and I'll play 4E.

I'm working on one.

Sure thing! Yes, the book would have both fluff and crunch; mostly fluff based crunch, but crunch none the less (specific feats, weapons, stuff like that). Also, I really like your five page outline. I may end up using that with some modifications (rolling plot hooks and NPCs together)...

Yes, I am. I'll looking for about two or three other people to help write the book. Right now I'm just looking for interest. But yes, I would love some help. I'll create another tread once I have more of the book's foundation drafted up.

The power in question is actually quite balanced. It is made for a defender type and functions to protect allies. The damage is balanced to the fighter's combat challenge and the paladin's divine challenge, not typical at will powers. However, I think toning down the damage might be a good idea...

XD Looks like we're be completing. :cool:

Sounds good. I likely wouldn't have it write for quite a while (I have only one setting done), but that would be really helpful. Thanks, I'll be sure to contact you when I'm at that stage.

Is this power worded correctly. If not, how could I reword it. Audacious Riposte Swashbuckler Feature [Flavor Text] At-Will ✦ Martial, Weapon Immediate Interrupt, Melee weapon Requirement: You are wielding a one-handed light blade or heavy blade. Trigger: A foe within a number of squares equal...

Yes, it did. That's not a bad idea, not bad at all. I'll have to consider that.

Isn't that the Dune based setting that was floating around here?

I'm thinking of writing a short book (about 100 pages) of small 4E settings. Each setting would be able two to five pages in length. The purpose of this book is to give DMs a starting point when beginning to create homebrew settings of their own. In addition, I will include rules appendixes that...

Just like everyone will eventually have to deal with something they don't deal well with. it happens.