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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 9840710" data-attributes="member: 710">Strictly following the 5E paradigm of what subclasses are. I don't have an Elementalist for my Arcana Evolved 4E Hack system (because it's not an original Arcana Evolved class), but I have other &quot;subclasses&quot;.&nbsp; For example, Arcana Evolved Witches, who are quite different, there is a huge difference between an Iron Witch, a Mind Witch or a Sea Witch. In that system, class specialization can contain a much larger chunk of your class abilities. But only if it seems necessary for the theme of the class. The Warmain specializations mostly define role abilities (the class specialization cover the Defender, Leader and Striker roles), with most other abilities shared, but Witchery Manifestations between the Witch types are separated.But 5E gives a class only a very few ribbons to switch out on specialization usually, and I think it's not enough for the differences Elementalists should have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 9840710, member: 710"] Strictly following the 5E paradigm of what subclasses are. I don't have an Elementalist for my Arcana Evolved 4E Hack system (because it's not an original Arcana Evolved class), but I have other "subclasses". For example, Arcana Evolved Witches, who are quite different, there is a huge difference between an Iron Witch, a Mind Witch or a Sea Witch. In that system, class specialization can contain a much larger chunk of your class abilities. But only if it seems necessary for the theme of the class. The Warmain specializations mostly define role abilities (the class specialization cover the Defender, Leader and Striker roles), with most other abilities shared, but Witchery Manifestations between the Witch types are separated. But 5E gives a class only a very few ribbons to switch out on specialization usually, and I think it's not enough for the differences Elementalists should have. [/QUOTE]

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