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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8062197" data-attributes="member: 6802378">The keys to design a new class:- Right power balance, of course.- Fun gameplay. Some classes had got class features may be useful, but not enough interesting for many players, for example psychic enervation by the psionic wilder. The Pathfinder version by Dreamscarred Press fixed it offering an optional list of different penalties.- Interesting background or concept. Each class has its own marks of identiting, like the clothing by the different urban tribes. If you are reading a title, or watching a media production, without gameplay at all, and you can notice that character is a different class, then this has got its own style. A couple of example of failed concepts are the soulborn and incarnate classes from "Magic of Incarnum", soulmelders too close to paladins. The totemist (shaman) had got its own identity. * Should the assasin to be a base class (stealth with some magic tricks)?* Should primal and divine to be different power sources, like in 4th Ed and in Pathfinder 2?* I miss the vestige pact magic and the martial adept classes. * Does the incarnum/akasha game mechanic deserve a new chance?</blockquote>