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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 8848691" data-attributes="member: 7006">At the very least I'd expect that most of the subclasses that appears in the 2014 PHB will get remade because those are the ones that are getting &quot;replaced&quot; by a new book.Now obviously some of them might get re-worked-- like the eight Wizards schools might all get condensed into a single subclass like the Land Druid, which then opens up more slots for other subclasses-- but I would be very surprised if they just did away with all the old ones.&nbsp; After all... after players have spent 10 years complaining about how the 4 Elements Monk and the Berserker Barbarian needed a revision... if their solution upon doing an update was to just remove the 4 Elements Monk and Berserker from the game entirely?&nbsp; That seems unwise and unnecessary.At least by doing 4 subclasses each... they will be able to keep most of the 2014 subclasses in, while adding in one or two more &quot;new&quot; ones per class.&nbsp; Although even then they might very well be subclasses that have appeared in previous books (like the Storm Sorcerer or the College of Swords Bard.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 8848691, member: 7006"] At the very least I'd expect that most of the subclasses that appears in the 2014 PHB will get remade because those are the ones that are getting "replaced" by a new book. Now obviously some of them might get re-worked-- like the eight Wizards schools might all get condensed into a single subclass like the Land Druid, which then opens up more slots for other subclasses-- but I would be very surprised if they just did away with all the old ones. After all... after players have spent 10 years complaining about how the 4 Elements Monk and the Berserker Barbarian needed a revision... if their solution upon doing an update was to just [I]remove[/I] the 4 Elements Monk and Berserker from the game entirely? That seems unwise and unnecessary. At least by doing 4 subclasses each... they will be able to keep most of the 2014 subclasses in, while adding in one or two more "new" ones per class. Although even then they might very well be subclasses that have appeared in previous books (like the Storm Sorcerer or the College of Swords Bard.) [/QUOTE]

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