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<blockquote data-quote="doctorhook" data-source="post: 5238811" data-attributes="member: 58401">Anybody else notice that the article seems to indicate that Warpriests also get a Utility power from their Domain features at 1st level?I'm excited about this new approach being taken. Most of what I see, I like. That said, I'm somewhat worried about how much &quot;structural difference&quot; we're gonna see between classes, especially when the class comes with a chart indicating feats and XP required for leveling. (I assume that each class comes with a similar chart, and that these &quot;class neutral&quot; details are listed on each chart for the sake of convenience.) I wouldn't be very excited if, for example, one class were to get a bunch of extra feat selections as its class feature; that's a cop-out with almost no way to be balanced appropriately, since the benefits vary from character to character -- see 3E's Fighter class for examples of how much this kind of &quot;benefit&quot; can blow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorhook, post: 5238811, member: 58401"] Anybody else notice that the article seems to indicate that Warpriests also get a Utility power from their Domain features at 1st level? I'm excited about this new approach being taken. Most of what I see, I like. That said, I'm somewhat worried about how much "structural difference" we're gonna see between classes, especially when the class comes with a chart indicating feats and XP required for leveling. (I assume that each class comes with a similar chart, and that these "class neutral" details are listed on each chart for the sake of convenience.) I wouldn't be very excited if, for example, one class were to get a bunch of extra feat selections as its class feature; that's a cop-out with almost no way to be balanced appropriately, since the benefits vary from character to character -- see 3E's Fighter class for examples of how much this kind of "benefit" can blow. [/QUOTE]

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