Lord Pendragon
First Post
*sigh* So after hearing about it for months, my DM finally got Masters of the Wild last week, and I got a chance to sit down with it and really look through it. We have a druid in the party (not me) so it's pertinent to our campaign. And I must say that, though the new classes, spells, and rules interpretations it presents are very, very powerful (I don't really have a problem with this, the DM can always adjust the rest of the party up if the druid becomes overly powerful,) it's well-written and interesting. I liked the section about animal companions a lot (again, I found the Legendary Animals to be quite...potent...but interesting)...
However, one thing really disappointed me: the Animal Companion section makes no mention of animal companions taking class levels. Not as a variant, not as a standard, not anything.
This makes me wonder, again, if the companion was meant to be able to take class levels. And if it was, whether the MoTW designers took this into consideration when designing the Legendary Tiger...
Clarification of the Animal Companion / Class Levels stuff was one of the rules I really, really wanted to see there...
*sigh*
However, one thing really disappointed me: the Animal Companion section makes no mention of animal companions taking class levels. Not as a variant, not as a standard, not anything.
This makes me wonder, again, if the companion was meant to be able to take class levels. And if it was, whether the MoTW designers took this into consideration when designing the Legendary Tiger...
Clarification of the Animal Companion / Class Levels stuff was one of the rules I really, really wanted to see there...
*sigh*