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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkidAce" data-source="post: 7682570" data-attributes="member: 7706">I built an archetype that replaces the level up choices for those who want to be a dedicated runecaster, and a feat for "dabblers" that gives the low level abilities (like martial adept).Will probably keep that idea for my campaigns, its working for so many concepts, feat to learn a little, dedicate to class to learn a lot.  Players choice.So far I have martial arts, blood magic, elementalism, elven sword mastery, and runcecasters.  (Nothin in a publishable format, draft documents we use on a daily basis only).Just to foot stomp.  I really like the way this idea works in 5e, so see no need for PrCs.  A character could take a feat at first level (human variant, or DM approval) or a dedicated class.  Or could choose to do so at a later level, after encountering the "style" during campaign play and RP.  So it flows naturally.YMMV.</blockquote>