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<blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 9130932" data-attributes="member: 6780330">A full on Feat which boosts the HP die type for ghe Class, which can stack with the identical Feat whi h also ups the HP die type, and can stack with the Dwarf ability which does the same. With 2024, a Dwarven Dragon Mage can be walking around with basically a d12 for HP at Level up like a Barbarian. The AC ability is no joke, either, essentially Boiling downYes, which is an underappreciated and powerful design. In actual play, this is bizarrely quite effective at helping the party.Yes, so in effect they trade as much power at word Go for some extra flexibility (whichbis a different sort of power).No, not really. Sure, the others get a few more Spella known, but in building a Sorcerer I have never felt the pinch of not knowing enough Spells. Without yheSubckass bonuses, a Dragon orWild Mage knows enough Spells to do their thing.I wouldn't say that, but I prefer the 2014 Subclasses.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parmandur, post: 9130932, member: 6780330"] A full on Feat which boosts the HP die type for ghe Class, which can stack with the identical Feat whi h also ups the HP die type, and can stack with the Dwarf ability which does the same. With 2024, a Dwarven Dragon Mage can be walking around with basically a d12 for HP at Level up like a Barbarian. The AC ability is no joke, either, essentially Boiling down Yes, which is an underappreciated and powerful design. In actual play, this is bizarrely quite effective at helping the party. Yes, so in effect they trade as much power at word Go for some extra flexibility (whichbis a different sort of power). No, not really. Sure, the others get a few more Spella known, but in building a Sorcerer I have never felt the pinch of not knowing enough Spells. Without yheSubckass bonuses, a Dragon orWild Mage knows enough Spells to do their thing. I wouldn't say that, but I prefer the 2014 Subclasses. [/QUOTE]

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