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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 6002280" data-attributes="member: 52734">Bard:&nbsp; Their abilities should be based on music.&nbsp; Notes, chords and refrains.&nbsp; Notes would be small, quick spells or effects (Advantage on skill checks or other effects that are a free action).&nbsp; Chords would be slightly more complex-but-short effects (1 action spells).&nbsp; Refrains would be sustainable effects (ritual magic and/or spells requiring concentration to remain; multi-round action spells).Paladin:&nbsp; Their abilities would be based on Favor (or Fervor).&nbsp; Like CS dice, but they could be spent for smites, removing conditions (various dice costs), laying on hands or the like.&nbsp; Unlike the fighter whose CS dice automatically refresh each round, Paladins have to perform acts of faith to get their CS dice back (defend an ally, smite evil, speak a truth, etc.)Rogue:&nbsp; A rogues abilities are based on skills.&nbsp; They get stunt points they can burn for advantage on skill checks, ensuring they get a minimum of 10 on a roll or even use to perform sneak attacks.&nbsp; They get a set number of stunt points that can be refreshed somehow - perhaps with successful skill checks (so a rogue &quot;on a roll&quot; can be a dangerous thing).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 6002280, member: 52734"] Bard: Their abilities should be based on music. Notes, chords and refrains. Notes would be small, quick spells or effects (Advantage on skill checks or other effects that are a free action). Chords would be slightly more complex-but-short effects (1 action spells). Refrains would be sustainable effects (ritual magic and/or spells requiring concentration to remain; multi-round action spells). Paladin: Their abilities would be based on Favor (or Fervor). Like CS dice, but they could be spent for smites, removing conditions (various dice costs), laying on hands or the like. Unlike the fighter whose CS dice automatically refresh each round, Paladins have to perform acts of faith to get their CS dice back (defend an ally, smite evil, speak a truth, etc.) Rogue: A rogues abilities are based on skills. They get stunt points they can burn for advantage on skill checks, ensuring they get a minimum of 10 on a roll or even use to perform sneak attacks. They get a set number of stunt points that can be refreshed somehow - perhaps with successful skill checks (so a rogue "on a roll" can be a dangerous thing). [/QUOTE]

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