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<blockquote data-quote="Xeviat" data-source="post: 8248716" data-attributes="member: 57494">I agree with the principal. That's why I like smaller class lists. The 12 classes of the PHB were my ideal; I felt most archetypes could be made with them. It took me a while, but I came on board to the Artificer as a class, because it is a firm archetype that cannot really be done with the existing classes.I'm still on the fence personally about the Warlord: part of me can see it as it's own class, part of me can see blending it with the bard and making thr bard broader, and part of me sees splitting the warlord up into fighter and rogue subclasses. I still hold onto hope that we will get a Mystic. I even see the Monk as a potential &quot;half-mystic&quot;.The primary spellcasters are firmly tied to the setting. Personally, I think Warlock and Sorcerer could be blended and have the difference between blood and pact be fluff or a choice in the class.Likewise, Bard, Druid, Monk, Paladin, and Warlock feel very tied to the core D&amp;D assumptions. It's been pointed out to me recently that the Cleric is very culturally specific too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xeviat, post: 8248716, member: 57494"] I agree with the principal. That's why I like smaller class lists. The 12 classes of the PHB were my ideal; I felt most archetypes could be made with them. It took me a while, but I came on board to the Artificer as a class, because it is a firm archetype that cannot really be done with the existing classes. I'm still on the fence personally about the Warlord: part of me can see it as it's own class, part of me can see blending it with the bard and making thr bard broader, and part of me sees splitting the warlord up into fighter and rogue subclasses. I still hold onto hope that we will get a Mystic. I even see the Monk as a potential "half-mystic". The primary spellcasters are firmly tied to the setting. Personally, I think Warlock and Sorcerer could be blended and have the difference between blood and pact be fluff or a choice in the class. Likewise, Bard, Druid, Monk, Paladin, and Warlock feel very tied to the core D&D assumptions. It's been pointed out to me recently that the Cleric is very culturally specific too. [/QUOTE]

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