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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 6173237" data-attributes="member: 1465">Sword and FistCavalierThis concept is already covered by the fighter subclass known as Knight, even tho the mechanics are different, but IMO it's not so important. I don't think we need another. Devoted DefenderBasically the unique features here are harm's way, defensive strike, deflect attack, so these could better be a single feat.Drunken MasterThere's several benefits some of which are progressive, and the concept is strongly associated to unarmed martial arts. I think this is a good candidate for Monk's subclass.DuelistTricky one... it has plenty of features, although several of the flat bonuses probably would not work with bounded accuracy. It looks like a perfect subclass of the Fighter... but should it be instead available to other classes as well?Fist of HextorThis is an example of a character concept associated to membership of a tight-knit group. This suggests against it being a subclass, since it should be possible to become a member at any time, especially at higher levels.It doesn't actually have many unique features. Brutal strike may need to stop earlier than +4 because of bounded accuracy, and if we also limit how many times per day frightful presence and the strength boost work, it could all be turned into a single feat.(Master) SamuraiThis one is too much of a wide concept, it just has to be a subclass or maybe even an alternate class.I suppose the generic D&D will have it as a subclass, or not have it at all. An Oriental Adventure rulebooks/setting might turn is into a full class with own subclasses (e.g. in Rokugan the Samurai would probably be different depending on the clan).</blockquote>

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