Scott Christian
Hero
I will say this seems like it will be fun to character build. But, for many players, this seems like it is going to become overwhelming quickly.
D&D (2024) 48 Subclasses: 4 per Class
MechaTarrasque
Hero
If you moved Accursed Specter into the general warlock chasse (and made it more generic), then if you kill a foe, you get a minion for a day (limit of 1 of course) related to your patron, then getting a fiend, aberration, fey, or undead seem like good subclasses (with room to expand to shadowy monstrosities down the line) and seems like the kind of bad thing that would be associated with a warlock (even if you did it for a good purpose).
Henadic Theologian
Legend
Jeremy Crawford revealed in a recent video on playtest feedback that there will be 48 subclasses in the 1D&D PHB: 4 per class.
It's time to speculate.
ETA: This thread may get more traction if I began speculating so people could come tell me how I was wrong.
Did he confirm the 48 subclasses are evenly divided between subclasses?
I do not believe so, and the history of Wizards implies otherwise (though some people do wish for "school specialist" or somesuch as a blanket option), but it sure would be nice if there were 4 per class.
Henadic Theologian
Legend
Good to know thanks. Honestly a school specialist subclass would make sure other classes don't get ripped off nor do you end up with only four schools getting a subclass. I think the Circle of the Land is a great basic template for it.
Might be a few other subclasses that work well like that, especially if Divine Soul gets an update.
CommodoreKong
Explorer
Jeremy Crawford does say in this video that it's 4 subclasses per class:
Henadic Theologian
Legend
Okay I think that all, but confirms the school subclasses will either get merged into one subclass with subchoices or maybe be a seperate class feature from subclass completely. Feat chain is possible as well I guess.
