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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7159637" data-attributes="member: 6704184">I never said they would be. You've misread the thing you're quoting. &nbsp;only if you change the structure of the classes to allow for half casting subclasses. Even then, &nbsp;subclasses don't cover class concepts unless the class is incredibly narrow, like the favored soul. And a subclass would have all the &quot;cultural baggage&quot; you're so riled up against. And a bunch of stuff that has nothing to do with the concept, of course. And very little of what makes the monk interesting or unique, because subclasses are quite small. *facepalm* nonsense. The mystic makes a poor monk for all the reasons I listed, which you ignored completely.</blockquote>You made the point about space in the PH.&nbsp; In retrospect, sure what is is always more 'likely' than what might have been...[/QUOTE]*double facepalm* I didn't put &quot;what is&quot; on the table for comparison of likelihood. I put two hypotheticals that didn't happen.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 7159637, member: 6704184"] I never said they would be. You've misread the thing you're quoting. only if you change the structure of the classes to allow for half casting subclasses. Even then, subclasses don't cover class concepts unless the class is incredibly narrow, like the favored soul. And a subclass would have all the "cultural baggage" you're so riled up against. And a bunch of stuff that has nothing to do with the concept, of course. And very little of what makes the monk interesting or unique, because subclasses are quite small. *facepalm* nonsense. The mystic makes a poor monk for all the reasons I listed, which you ignored completely. [/quote] You made the point about space in the PH. In retrospect, sure what [i]is[/i] is always more 'likely' than what might have been...[/QUOTE] *double facepalm* I didn't put "what is" on the table for comparison of likelihood. I put two hypotheticals that didn't happen. [/QUOTE]

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