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<blockquote data-quote="Asisreo" data-source="post: 8051774" data-attributes="member: 7019027">I just want to re-state. I have no problems with things created to make the class more diverse. If the spell slot idea was balanced with the design choice of monks overall, it's fine. I also don't think the +1 or whatever weapons would be bad, just not as good as just giving them a +1 quarterstaff or spear. What I'm opposed to is the implied powercreep that buffs imply. War wizards aren't overpowered, but they definitely added powercreep to the mix, as well as melee cantrips available to wizards. The bladesinger is elf exclusive which is probably my biggest peeve about the class. I don't think the balance of wizard revolves around them not being in melee, though. It's more of the fact that they can't cast any spell better than any other class (with the exception of rituals) and they are currently the only caster that cannot heal others without their one and only 9th-level spellslot and wish.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Asisreo, post: 8051774, member: 7019027"] I just want to re-state. I have no problems with things created to make the class more diverse. If the spell slot idea was balanced with the design choice of monks overall, it's fine. I also don't think the +1 or whatever weapons would be bad, just not as good as just giving them a +1 quarterstaff or spear. What I'm opposed to is the implied powercreep that buffs imply. War wizards aren't overpowered, but they definitely added powercreep to the mix, as well as melee cantrips available to wizards. The bladesinger is elf exclusive which is probably my biggest peeve about the class. I don't think the balance of wizard revolves around them not being in melee, though. It's more of the fact that they can't cast any spell better than any other class (with the exception of rituals) and they are currently the only caster that cannot heal others without their one and only 9th-level spellslot and wish. [/QUOTE]

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