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4E: Talent trees, class features or both?
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<blockquote data-quote="parcival42" data-source="post: 3790562" data-attributes="member: 55796"><p>I'm thinking that characters will receive talents and feats every other level, like in SWSE, and that standard class features will be become things of the past. But, I believe that the "power sources" that every class gets will kinda fill in the gaps left by the removal of the standard class features. I would think that a first level character will receive a feat (for being 1st level, perhaps a bonus feat for being a human, if they keep that), a Talent (from their 1st class level) and what ever power comes from the class's power source, (i.e. spells, martial strikes, skill tricks, etc.). I would think you gain something from your class's power source at every level, since they've said that there are 30 spell levels (well, at least 25), and I'm guessing the same for the other class's power sources.</p><p></p><p>So, </p><p>Talents at first and every odd level.</p><p>Feats at 1st, 3rd, 6th, etc., plus at second and every even level.</p><p>"Powers" from class power source at every level.</p><p></p><p>I'd be okay with that I think, depending on what the powers were capable of and how many you'd receive.</p><p></p><p>Any thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="parcival42, post: 3790562, member: 55796"] I'm thinking that characters will receive talents and feats every other level, like in SWSE, and that standard class features will be become things of the past. But, I believe that the "power sources" that every class gets will kinda fill in the gaps left by the removal of the standard class features. I would think that a first level character will receive a feat (for being 1st level, perhaps a bonus feat for being a human, if they keep that), a Talent (from their 1st class level) and what ever power comes from the class's power source, (i.e. spells, martial strikes, skill tricks, etc.). I would think you gain something from your class's power source at every level, since they've said that there are 30 spell levels (well, at least 25), and I'm guessing the same for the other class's power sources. So, Talents at first and every odd level. Feats at 1st, 3rd, 6th, etc., plus at second and every even level. "Powers" from class power source at every level. I'd be okay with that I think, depending on what the powers were capable of and how many you'd receive. Any thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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