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Message: <blockquote data-quote="krakistophales" data-source="post: 6804154" data-attributes="member: 6775149">While I understand that D and D is PvE and a collaborative game, I'm trying to improve the champion as a stand alone option.Honestly, crits suck in 5e and an archetype that grants a measly 10% increase to already lackluster crits is just bad. I saw a great idea on here that someone said that the champion could simply add his proficiency bonus to damage, which would keep along with the theme of no resource management and a "constantly on" power, while making the champion a solid option and still simple enough for the new player to grab and go with. Then, instead of the 2nd crit expansion, give them something like when they crit, they deal maximum damage and they would be the only archetype that doubles static damage on a crit. This would make the champion actually worth it I believe.That, and I don't know why people would cry about remarkable athlete allowing a full proficiency bonus. So what that the fighter has a handful of physical skills on par with expertise? A "remarkable" athlete should.</blockquote>