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<blockquote data-quote="Xethreau" data-source="post: 6012069" data-attributes="member: 57584">The thing to remember about role and power-source is that they are guidelines and not mechanics, as they were in 4e. Power source informs what shared lists you will draw from, and &quot;role&quot; informs what features and techniques you get. But they are not be alls or end alls.As for classes, we also have the Magus, which is an arcane warrior.&nbsp; For that, sellectable features could include Spellshield (protection), Arcane Strike (assault) and Spell Combat (&quot;flexi-sault,&quot; or assault that can instead function for attacking multiple targets at once).(More description on the magus)Spellshield - You choose an ally to defend, who either recieves a benefit or someone attacking it takes punishment.Arcane Strike - + ability score damage on arcane melee attacksSpell Combat - Hit in melee, cast a spell as a free action</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xethreau, post: 6012069, member: 57584"] The thing to remember about role and power-source is that they are guidelines and not mechanics, as they were in 4e. Power source informs what shared lists you will draw from, and "role" informs what features and techniques you get. But they are not be alls or end alls. As for classes, we also have the Magus, which is an arcane warrior. For that, sellectable features could include Spellshield (protection), Arcane Strike (assault) and Spell Combat ("flexi-sault," or assault that can instead function for attacking multiple targets at once). (More description on the magus) Spellshield - You choose an ally to defend, who either recieves a benefit or someone attacking it takes punishment. Arcane Strike - + ability score damage on arcane melee attacks Spell Combat - Hit in melee, cast a spell as a free action [/QUOTE]

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