BookTenTiger
He / Him
I've had this happen a few times in my campaign. Usually it's because a class's mechanics don't match what the player really wants. In a 5e Arcana Unearthed game, a player switched from being a Witch to a Greenbond. We were all learning about the classes for the first time, and the player had misjudged which class they would find fun. We came up with a fun in-game story about the character bonding with a magic weapon made from nature spirits or something.
My favorite though was when the Warlock in my last 5e game made a deal with a demigod to take them on as a patron. The players decided it would make sense to switch subclasses. It was a really cool mechanical support for a really dramatic narrative moment.
My favorite though was when the Warlock in my last 5e game made a deal with a demigod to take them on as a patron. The players decided it would make sense to switch subclasses. It was a really cool mechanical support for a really dramatic narrative moment.