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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9629027" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Thanks for the suggestion. Maybe WotC should allow 3PPs to contribute their own ideas and later the best selection to be published in D&D Beyond. Other option to be tested could be the spells or powers with  intermittent-encounter duration. How is this? Let's imagine a paladin cast the spell "martial spirit"(stance: it heats two hit points with each succesful attack) or "crusader's strike" (strike:  successful attack allows you to heal 1d6 + 1/initiator level) then until the end of the encounter this paladin could use that maneuver or stance as if she was a martial adept. After the encounter a spell slot or the daily load of a magic item should be spent to can use it again in the next encounter. How would work the shadowcaster's mysteries if their duration were "intermittent-encounter"?There is a soulmeld too interesting to be forgotten, the soulspark familiar. When I imagine a future D&D summoner class my mind sees a game mechanic like the soulspark familiar soulmeld. * How would be a class that could create astral constructs (psionic power) and summon soulspark familiar (incarnum soulmeld).  Or a shaman who could summon totems, and these worked like vestige giving soulmelds with monster traits.* How would be a "cursed item" where the player could spend spells to enjoy during an encouter the granted abilities were incarnum soulmelds? For example the totem of the displacer beast.</blockquote>

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