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<blockquote data-quote="Eldorian" data-source="post: 746535" data-attributes="member: 10504">What I'd most like to see is the Druid taken away from the shapeshifting path and given domains based on terrain, but since that's not possible, perhaps a major spell list revision, to flesh out less than competetive selection.&nbsp; The bard is a very good class... If you multiclass to a warrior type.&nbsp; As it stands, the class by itself is pretty weak, perhaps better bardic abilites tied to bard level, and some more spells per day.&nbsp; The spell list is pretty decent I think.&nbsp; The monk only needs more ki strike, and perhaps more customizablity.&nbsp; Better rules for unarmed attacks would be appriciated too, and perhaps the ability to use a monk weapon with monk damage.&nbsp; The ranger needs a complete overhall, and I am unsure of what exactly it neads.&nbsp; Definatly more power later in levels, less in the earlier ones.&nbsp; The paladin needs his abilites to increase with level, and some higher level abilites, and perhaps a mount that has something like 3/4 his challege rating.&nbsp; All that said, I believe the Druid needs the most work.&nbsp; The better the point-buy and the better the magic item selection, the weaker the Druid gets compared to the other PCs.&nbsp; This is because wildshape does not take advantage of superior physical stats, nor does it use the majority of magic items.Eldorian Antar</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eldorian, post: 746535, member: 10504"] What I'd most like to see is the Druid taken away from the shapeshifting path and given domains based on terrain, but since that's not possible, perhaps a major spell list revision, to flesh out less than competetive selection. The bard is a very good class... If you multiclass to a warrior type. As it stands, the class by itself is pretty weak, perhaps better bardic abilites tied to bard level, and some more spells per day. The spell list is pretty decent I think. The monk only needs more ki strike, and perhaps more customizablity. Better rules for unarmed attacks would be appriciated too, and perhaps the ability to use a monk weapon with monk damage. The ranger needs a complete overhall, and I am unsure of what exactly it neads. Definatly more power later in levels, less in the earlier ones. The paladin needs his abilites to increase with level, and some higher level abilites, and perhaps a mount that has something like 3/4 his challege rating. All that said, I believe the Druid needs the most work. The better the point-buy and the better the magic item selection, the weaker the Druid gets compared to the other PCs. This is because wildshape does not take advantage of superior physical stats, nor does it use the majority of magic items. Eldorian Antar [/QUOTE]

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