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<blockquote data-quote="Arctic Wolf" data-source="post: 5976447" data-attributes="member: 6686199">What do you think about the hit die hp mechanic that is going on in D&amp;DN?&nbsp;&nbsp;Well I guess we want themes to be involved on different levels. While I was a fan of picking what sorta class you wanted to be aka ex infernal warlock, I think themes would be a better way to do this. This way the theme would cover all the specific features and abilities that class could learn while the base class could focus on other things like iconic abilties or something. All in all I want themes to be part of the game and not an add-on.&nbsp;&nbsp;I agree with what you say hear and flatter math is usually always good for everyone.&nbsp;&nbsp;Pretty much agree with you on this and I have a few ideas to toss around. First off, I do like the PF bloodline feats and think sorcerers should have something like that and the higher in level they get, the closer they are able to get to actually becoming what thier bloodline is related to and should only have specific powers related to that creature.&nbsp;I think the wizard should have to specialize with the theme it wants, necromancer, illusionist, etc; and it can also pick spells from other specializations as it levels instead of having a billion spells. That would be my way to nerf them from being overpowered too much.&nbsp;Also my last thing to add here is I do think there should be a limit of spells that you have, but you have unlimited at-wills. I think we should combine encounters and dailies. For example, lets say at lvl1 you can make 5 at-will spells into dailies. Then every short rest you regain 2 of them back and when you run out you are out for the day. How does that work?&nbsp;&nbsp;The only one I am having trouble with is the assassin as it's own class. Maybe you could enlighten me on why you think it deserves it? <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arctic Wolf, post: 5976447, member: 6686199"] What do you think about the hit die hp mechanic that is going on in D&DN? Well I guess we want themes to be involved on different levels. While I was a fan of picking what sorta class you wanted to be aka ex infernal warlock, I think themes would be a better way to do this. This way the theme would cover all the specific features and abilities that class could learn while the base class could focus on other things like iconic abilties or something. All in all I want themes to be part of the game and not an add-on. I agree with what you say hear and flatter math is usually always good for everyone. Pretty much agree with you on this and I have a few ideas to toss around. First off, I do like the PF bloodline feats and think sorcerers should have something like that and the higher in level they get, the closer they are able to get to actually becoming what thier bloodline is related to and should only have specific powers related to that creature. I think the wizard should have to specialize with the theme it wants, necromancer, illusionist, etc; and it can also pick spells from other specializations as it levels instead of having a billion spells. That would be my way to nerf them from being overpowered too much. Also my last thing to add here is I do think there should be a limit of spells that you have, but you have unlimited at-wills. I think we should combine encounters and dailies. For example, lets say at lvl1 you can make 5 at-will spells into dailies. Then every short rest you regain 2 of them back and when you run out you are out for the day. How does that work? The only one I am having trouble with is the assassin as it's own class. Maybe you could enlighten me on why you think it deserves it? :) [/QUOTE]

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