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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 8870371" data-attributes="member: 20323">Yeah, it's always tricky sharing ideas on these forums. I'm trying to focus on just this one thing, but you're right there is a whole medley of house rules I want to use that constitute the "ecosystem" this idea would be introduced into. Didn't want this idea getting lost in pages of material!But here's just a few examples of house rule I want to use that impact fighters specifically – as you brought the spellcaster/fighter comparison up – to give you a feel for that "ecosystem."Fighter (5th level): CleaveWhen you use the Attack action, you may forgo your normal attacks to make one attack against each creature with Challenge Rating 1/2 or less within reach. The number of attacks you can make in this manner equals your fighter level, but you make one attack roll and compare it to the AC of all the creatures. You may move in between these attacks as normal. However, if you select an opponent with a CR greater than this, your cleave comes to an abrupt halt.   At 8th level, this increases to Challenge Rating 1 or less. At 11th level, this increases to Challenge Rating 2 or less. At 14th level, this increases to Challenge Rating 3 or less. At 17th level, this increases to Challenge Rating 4 or less.Fighter (9th level): IndomitableIndomitable works like legendary resistances; if you fail a save, you can use Indomitable to succeed instead.In the back of my mind, I was contemplating how I might introduce this simultaneous casting idea to make sorcerers more distinct.</blockquote>

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