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<blockquote data-quote="Rhenny" data-source="post: 6251904" data-attributes="member: 18333">At 1st level, Fighter gains Second Wind, and at 2nd level Fighter gains Action Surge.At 1st level, Cleric chooses a domain, can cast a few cantrips, and gains access two 2 additional spells (although he can only cast 2 1st level spells per day), and at 2nd level, the cleric gains channel divinity 1/rest.At 1st level, a Mage can cast 2 spells per day (in addition to cantrips), at 2nd level the Mage chooses a specialty and adds a few spells to his spellbook and can cast 3 spells per long rest.&nbsp;&nbsp; He also gains a specialty power.Basically each class gets 1 feature per level (for the first 2 levels).&nbsp;&nbsp; The casters gain casting...the fighter gains 2nd wind.&nbsp; &nbsp; The casters gain either channel divinity or a specialty power...the fighter gains action surge.As long as it is close to balance in the power department, it makes no difference when the spellcasters have to declare their domain/specialty commitment.Just because a cleric has decided to follow the path of light or war, doesn't mean he's not a neophyte.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just because a wizard has made a choice to become an evoker doesn't mean he's not a novice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rhenny, post: 6251904, member: 18333"] At 1st level, Fighter gains Second Wind, and at 2nd level Fighter gains Action Surge. At 1st level, Cleric chooses a domain, can cast a few cantrips, and gains access two 2 additional spells (although he can only cast 2 1st level spells per day), and at 2nd level, the cleric gains channel divinity 1/rest. At 1st level, a Mage can cast 2 spells per day (in addition to cantrips), at 2nd level the Mage chooses a specialty and adds a few spells to his spellbook and can cast 3 spells per long rest. He also gains a specialty power. Basically each class gets 1 feature per level (for the first 2 levels). The casters gain casting...the fighter gains 2nd wind. The casters gain either channel divinity or a specialty power...the fighter gains action surge. As long as it is close to balance in the power department, it makes no difference when the spellcasters have to declare their domain/specialty commitment. Just because a cleric has decided to follow the path of light or war, doesn't mean he's not a neophyte. Just because a wizard has made a choice to become an evoker doesn't mean he's not a novice. [/QUOTE]

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