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<blockquote data-quote="lichmaster" data-source="post: 8428156" data-attributes="member: 6683330">I still think that it could be fun to experiment with more relaxed tradition requirements (just because I like free form systems), but I see your point. If that was the design from the get go, though, the fighter class would could have used many features to empower the maneuvers, or come up with something else.I was re-reading the berserker playtest material, and I really liked those. Don't know if and how they changed, though.I surely will. (Many) years ago we were playing War of The Burning Sky, but instead of 3.5 we were using Trailblazer, which was just a superior version to 3.5 in every way, probably similar to what A5E will be wrt O5E.In that campaign, there was a cool character, a monk/druid that was literally blending the animal styles of kung fu with actual animal fighting from shapeshifting. Actually, he could partially shape shift (using Trailblazer's version of the druid) and still use martial arts like a monk. On top of that, he could cast produce flame to envelope his kung fu claws with flames. That was really a cool concept!I hope in some way A5E will allow crazy and fun combinations like this <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="lichmaster, post: 8428156, member: 6683330"] I still think that it could be fun to experiment with more relaxed tradition requirements (just because I like free form systems), but I see your point. If that was the design from the get go, though, the fighter class would could have used many features to empower the maneuvers, or come up with something else. I was re-reading the berserker playtest material, and I really liked those. Don't know if and how they changed, though. I surely will. (Many) years ago we were playing War of The Burning Sky, but instead of 3.5 we were using Trailblazer, which was just a superior version to 3.5 in every way, probably similar to what A5E will be wrt O5E. In that campaign, there was a cool character, a monk/druid that was literally blending the animal styles of kung fu with actual animal fighting from shapeshifting. Actually, he could partially shape shift (using Trailblazer's version of the druid) and still use martial arts like a monk. On top of that, he could cast produce flame to envelope his kung fu claws with flames. That was really a cool concept! I hope in some way A5E will allow crazy and fun combinations like this :) [/QUOTE]

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