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<blockquote data-quote="Gondsman" data-source="post: 5672852" data-attributes="member: 90057">you know i've never been interrested in PrC's because I'd sacrifice so much of the base class.&nbsp; The only thing that ever attracted me to the PrC's was the occasional amazing class feature you couldn't get anywhere else.&nbsp; The Order of the Bow Initiate in 3.5e had a class ability that let you fire a bow in close combat with no AoO's that was the only reason i was interested in it.Personally i'm a fan of the idea of being able to insert the flavor of the PrC's at L1 because that really is the way people want to play.&nbsp; If i want a Drunken Master, i don't want to have to Generic Monk for 10 levels, i want to start as a Drunken Apprentice, to Journeyman, to Master.At the same time, sometimes you want to play Generic Class and then you get to the mid levels when most people are qualifying for PrC's and you want to go a new direction and add flavor, and the PrC makes better sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gondsman, post: 5672852, member: 90057"] you know i've never been interrested in PrC's because I'd sacrifice so much of the base class. The only thing that ever attracted me to the PrC's was the occasional amazing class feature you couldn't get anywhere else. The Order of the Bow Initiate in 3.5e had a class ability that let you fire a bow in close combat with no AoO's that was the only reason i was interested in it. Personally i'm a fan of the idea of being able to insert the flavor of the PrC's at L1 because that really is the way people want to play. If i want a Drunken Master, i don't want to have to Generic Monk for 10 levels, i want to start as a Drunken Apprentice, to Journeyman, to Master. At the same time, sometimes you want to play Generic Class and then you get to the mid levels when most people are qualifying for PrC's and you want to go a new direction and add flavor, and the PrC makes better sense. [/QUOTE]

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