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<blockquote data-quote="Eyes of Nine" data-source="post: 9859877" data-attributes="member: 99786">Over in another thread, someone mentions that they feel that subclasses are limiting.Whether we agree with them or not, it kind of got me thinking about D&amp;D without subclasses.If you removed the default builds (aka subclasses), could you do something easy like take every single current class feature, assigned it a level, and then had a shopping list of new features per level per class? Some would have pre-requisites of course - Like if you chose Sorcerer L 18 class feature &quot;Tamed Surge&quot;, you would also need to have taken L 3 class feature &quot;Wild Magic Surge&quot;.It sounds very doable; but also could lead to some wacky stuff! I'm almost tempted to try this for a short campaign just to see how it goes.I don't have the right brain to recall to mind all the class features; so wondering if there are any immediately outrageous (I won't call them broken...) builds that jump to ENWorld users' minds?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eyes of Nine, post: 9859877, member: 99786"] Over in another thread, someone mentions that they feel that subclasses are limiting. Whether we agree with them or not, it kind of got me thinking about D&D without subclasses. If you removed the default builds (aka subclasses), could you do something easy like take every single current class feature, assigned it a level, and then had a shopping list of new features per level per class? Some would have pre-requisites of course - Like if you chose Sorcerer L 18 class feature "Tamed Surge", you would also need to have taken L 3 class feature "Wild Magic Surge". It sounds very doable; but also could lead to some wacky stuff! I'm almost tempted to try this for a short campaign just to see how it goes. I don't have the right brain to recall to mind all the class features; so wondering if there are any immediately outrageous (I won't call them broken...) builds that jump to ENWorld users' minds? [/QUOTE]

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