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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 9598229" data-attributes="member: 22779">Considering that rage lets you actually FLY, I'd say it's very, very supernatural.  That's the hillarious thing.  The notion that a fighter could swing his weapon so hard that he flies is absolutely impossible.  But, my guy getting so angry he can literally fly in to a rage (heh) is no problem whatsoever.But, I mentioned this earlier about what if you had a caster with a list of 20 spells total for their spells, same as a Battlemaster has only 20 maneuvers.  Let's split that up over 9 levels:1st (4 spells) - Expeditious Retreat, Jump, Shield, Thunderwave2nd (4 spells) - Alter Self, Invisibility, Knock, Scorching Ray3rd (3 spells) - Fear, Fly, Fireball4th (3 spells) - Charm Monster, Stoneskin, Ice Storm5th (2 spells) - Cloudkill, Telekinesis6th-9th, 1 spell/level. - Circle of Death, Plane Shift, Earthquake, Meteor Storm((Note, taken from the 2024 Sorcerer spell list))Now, there's the benchmarks.  That's what a fighter should be able to do, without magic, although a supernatural or whatever you want to call it source is fine.  No actual spells.  Just using his weapon/spirit/whatever, the fighter or rogue can duplicate THOSE effects.  So, instead of needing to be 14th level to fly, our fighter can do it at 5th.  Our fighter can slam the ground so hard to cause earthquakes at 15th.  So on and so forth.If we're going to get class parity, this is what needs to happen.  Or, we need to drastically reduce what a caster can do.  Either way.</blockquote>

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