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<blockquote data-quote="CreamCloud0" data-source="post: 8795412" data-attributes="member: 7034710">I mentioned what new classes I’d like earlier but neglected to elaborate on what I’d do with the existing ones,First, fighter upgrades into warlord, simple.Second barbarian is removed and divided up as subclasses for <s>fighter</s>warlord(as the ‘simple fighter’ option and champion+, druid, possibly something for monk? and, bear with me here, sorcerer, sorcerer already has a bunch of themes of connecting to wild magic so make one all primal-y have the subclass bump the hit die and say their rage catalyses the wild magic for stuff.With Barbarian divided up replace the spot with a skirmisher type class, the non-magic ranger that lots of people ask for, the ‘light soldier’ option to the ‘heavy knight’.Wizard, sorcerer and warlock all stay but some small tweaks to some, wizard refocuses on knowing spell schools, sorcerer focuses on highly thematic builds and spell lists and becomes a CON caster, warlock is good as is.Bard is dropped down to a half caster but more focus is given to magical secrets and inspiration mechanics, let them really embrace the jack of all trades master of none role.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CreamCloud0, post: 8795412, member: 7034710"] I mentioned what new classes I’d like earlier but neglected to elaborate on what I’d do with the existing ones, First, fighter upgrades into warlord, simple. Second barbarian is removed and divided up as subclasses for [S]fighter[/S]warlord(as the ‘simple fighter’ option and champion+, druid, possibly something for monk? and, bear with me here, sorcerer, sorcerer already has a bunch of themes of connecting to wild magic so make one all primal-y have the subclass bump the hit die and say their rage catalyses the wild magic for stuff. With Barbarian divided up replace the spot with a skirmisher type class, the non-magic ranger that lots of people ask for, the ‘light soldier’ option to the ‘heavy knight’. Wizard, sorcerer and warlock all stay but some small tweaks to some, wizard refocuses on knowing spell schools, sorcerer focuses on highly thematic builds and spell lists and becomes a CON caster, warlock is good as is. Bard is dropped down to a half caster but more focus is given to magical secrets and inspiration mechanics, let them really embrace the jack of all trades master of none role. [/QUOTE]

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