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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 7363115" data-attributes="member: 22779"><p>Y'know, the point about warlords not having enough legs to be a full class in 5e is an interesting one. If the idea is that a base class should have eight or ten sub classes (and we seem to be headed that way), then, yeah, I can see Mearls' point. Sure, I can think of three, maybe five sub classes for warlords, but eight or ten? No, I can't actually think of that many variations on "martial support character". </p><p></p><p>Kind of cool that they seem to think that 10 years from now, we'll still be playing 5e as well.</p><p></p><p>On a side note, that does make some classes REALLY hard to build in 5e. An alchemist class doesn't have 10 variations. Even the Psionicist is stretching pretty hard to get that many. Possible, I suppose, if they start emulating other classes with psionic classes. But, if that's the design philosophy going forward - that any new base class needs enough design space for 10 or more sub classes, I think many people are going to be pretty disappointed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 7363115, member: 22779"] Y'know, the point about warlords not having enough legs to be a full class in 5e is an interesting one. If the idea is that a base class should have eight or ten sub classes (and we seem to be headed that way), then, yeah, I can see Mearls' point. Sure, I can think of three, maybe five sub classes for warlords, but eight or ten? No, I can't actually think of that many variations on "martial support character". Kind of cool that they seem to think that 10 years from now, we'll still be playing 5e as well. On a side note, that does make some classes REALLY hard to build in 5e. An alchemist class doesn't have 10 variations. Even the Psionicist is stretching pretty hard to get that many. Possible, I suppose, if they start emulating other classes with psionic classes. But, if that's the design philosophy going forward - that any new base class needs enough design space for 10 or more sub classes, I think many people are going to be pretty disappointed. [/QUOTE]
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