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<blockquote data-quote="Laurefindel" data-source="post: 7463314" data-attributes="member: 67296">I believe your premise for the class is too strong; concentrating on multiple spells is very potent, especially at no resource cost other than the spell slot itself. If you absolutely want to go this way, I would suggest being able to conjure specific spirits, each one allowing you to concentrate on one specific spell for &quot;free&quot;. (and thus allowing a certain control on possible broken combinations)Also, the shaman eventually gains the ability to cast damage cantrips as bonus action, but some archetypes don't have access to any damage-dealing cantrip (unless create bondfire deals damage? I can't recall).Pick proficiency in saving throws between INT + WIS or WIS + CHA, but don't offer a choice (especially not INT + CHA). If you want, adding proficiency in INT or CHA saves at later stage in the class is a solution for the INT+WIS+CHA save proficiencies.I also suggest narrowing your focus on different archetypes, like two or three. Right now it is too much to provide feedback without getting heavily involved.Finally, &quot;standard&quot; caster archetypes in 5e don't provide bonus spells past 5th level. I suggest you do the same for sake of conformity.'findel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Laurefindel, post: 7463314, member: 67296"] I believe your premise for the class is too strong; concentrating on multiple spells is very potent, especially at no resource cost other than the spell slot itself. If you absolutely want to go this way, I would suggest being able to conjure specific spirits, each one allowing you to concentrate on one specific spell for "free". (and thus allowing a certain control on possible broken combinations) Also, the shaman eventually gains the ability to cast damage cantrips as bonus action, but some archetypes don't have access to any damage-dealing cantrip (unless create bondfire deals damage? I can't recall). Pick proficiency in saving throws between INT + WIS or WIS + CHA, but don't offer a choice (especially not INT + CHA). If you want, adding proficiency in INT or CHA saves at later stage in the class is a solution for the INT+WIS+CHA save proficiencies. I also suggest narrowing your focus on different archetypes, like two or three. Right now it is too much to provide feedback without getting heavily involved. Finally, "standard" caster archetypes in 5e don't provide bonus spells past 5th level. I suggest you do the same for sake of conformity. 'findel [/QUOTE]

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