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<blockquote data-quote="reapersaurus" data-source="post: 1151111" data-attributes="member: 1194">Hehe - that's a good one.I'd love to see them too, but then WotC would have to spend an hour or so deciding what to do to fix them, yet make them playable.Half of the Divine Feats are an absolute joke, and Divine Shield is arguably broken, and Divine Might is either overpowered or arguably underpowered, depending on how they want to flip the coin on the activation ruling.S'mon - good out-of-the-box thinking, but that low of SR really isn't very helpful to a PC. The vast majority of play centers on threats that are of equal or greater level than the PC's, so an SR that low wouldn't come into play that often.The more I think of how to tweak D&amp;D to better it, the more I'm convinced that because WotC defined the base class (Ftr) to only get 1 feat every 2 levels, than any attempt at tweaking it will fail, due to anything interesting and fun being overpowered in comparison to the base Ftr class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="reapersaurus, post: 1151111, member: 1194"] Hehe - that's a good one. I'd love to see them too, but then WotC would have to spend an hour or so deciding what to do to fix them, yet make them playable. Half of the Divine Feats are an absolute joke, and Divine Shield is arguably broken, and Divine Might is either overpowered or arguably underpowered, depending on how they want to flip the coin on the activation ruling. S'mon - good out-of-the-box thinking, but that low of SR really isn't very helpful to a PC. The vast majority of play centers on threats that are of equal or greater level than the PC's, so an SR that low wouldn't come into play that often. The more I think of how to tweak D&D to better it, the more I'm convinced that because WotC defined the base class (Ftr) to only get 1 feat every 2 levels, than any attempt at tweaking it will fail, due to anything interesting and fun being overpowered in comparison to the base Ftr class. [/QUOTE]

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