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<blockquote data-quote="Guest 7037866" data-source="post: 9349542">Yes, mine, if I ever finish it LOL!In a nutshell, what we are doing is this:1. Imagine your &quot;class (in 5E terms)&quot; becomes an archetype which provides you with your base &quot;hit points&quot;, skill options, defenses, and 5 features (garnered from 5E classes).2. After you begin, your archetype does nothing. Your archetype features continue to improve as you level, but otherwise the game is open to develop your PC as you wish. You are not locked into a predetermined course of development.3. Each level (currently there are only 6!) you can choose a new feature from a wide open pool of options (similar to feats) which allow you to continue in your role, or adopt a new role, &quot;multiclass&quot; in some ways (a Fighter archetype gaining magic).4. Your &quot;hit points&quot; continue to increases as you level, as do your defenses and offense capabilities. If your archetype uses spells, your progression to gain more spells must be acquired through your feature options when you level--it isn't automatic. To be clear, you get better at the spells you already know, but nothing else unless you choose to develop it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guest 7037866, post: 9349542"] Yes, mine, if I ever finish it LOL! In a nutshell, what we are doing is this: 1. Imagine your "class (in 5E terms)" becomes an archetype which provides you with your base "hit points", skill options, defenses, and 5 features (garnered from 5E classes). 2. After you begin, your archetype does nothing. Your archetype features continue to improve as you level, but otherwise the game is open to develop your PC as you wish. You are not locked into a predetermined course of development. 3. Each level (currently there are only 6!) you can choose a new feature from a wide open pool of options (similar to feats) which allow you to continue in your role, or adopt a new role, "multiclass" in some ways (a Fighter archetype gaining magic). 4. Your "hit points" continue to increases as you level, as do your defenses and offense capabilities. If your archetype uses spells, your progression to gain more spells must be acquired through your feature options when you level--it isn't automatic. To be clear, you get better at the spells you already [I]know[/I], but nothing else unless you choose to develop it. [/QUOTE]

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