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<blockquote data-quote="WanderingMystic" data-source="post: 9387874" data-attributes="member: 69157">Nope the whole reason they moved the subclasses to 3rd was that they wanted new players to have an introduction to the class so it makes sense that they would say people who don't need that type of an introduction should skip them.If your running a game and like them then keep them it's not a rule or anything just a suggestion.&nbsp;Usually what I like to do when I am running and some of my dms do the same is for that lvl 1-2 to be raped solo with the dm.&nbsp; To me those levels you really are still training, your wizard is still an apprentice learning how to become an evoker but is responsible enough to be sent out on small fetch quest, your rogue has just joined the guild or maybe is still trying to prove themselves to the guild. Also in the few games I have played where everyone started out knowing everyone else as kids it's shows us growing up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WanderingMystic, post: 9387874, member: 69157"] Nope the whole reason they moved the subclasses to 3rd was that they wanted new players to have an introduction to the class so it makes sense that they would say people who don't need that type of an introduction should skip them. If your running a game and like them then keep them it's not a rule or anything just a suggestion. Usually what I like to do when I am running and some of my dms do the same is for that lvl 1-2 to be raped solo with the dm. To me those levels you really are still training, your wizard is still an apprentice learning how to become an evoker but is responsible enough to be sent out on small fetch quest, your rogue has just joined the guild or maybe is still trying to prove themselves to the guild. Also in the few games I have played where everyone started out knowing everyone else as kids it's shows us growing up. [/QUOTE]

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