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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JohnSnow" data-source="post: 5821984" data-attributes="member: 32164">I would actually endorse choosable "stances" like this as the proper way to build a more complex fighter. Of course, you could probably do it quite effectively using a re-tuned feat system.The standard low-option fighter simply gets a given (pre-chosen) "stance" at the appropriate level.Combine taking the different stances with the ability to stack 2 (or more) as the fighter goes up in level, and we have an adjustable, and potentially very powerful, fighter who doesn't use a system anything like what the wizard does.I think that would satisfy 3e and 4e players alike. And I think the "pre-chosen option" would make the Basic and 1e crowd happy.Then all we have to do is make sure the wizard's magic doesn't get TOO nuts. And slot all the other classes into the middle somewhere.</blockquote>