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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7401647" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Paizo and 3rd Party publishers don't agree about there are too many classes and now we have enough. The key of a good base class is:- Right balance of power, of course.- Class features with fun gameplay. - Interesting background. I like the concept of archetypes and the hybrid classes from Pathfinder, and sometimes I miss the classes with special game mechanic, the martial adepts from "Tome of Battle: Book of Nine Swords", the binders with the vestige pact magic, and the incarnum soumelds. What classes I would add to 5th Ed?- Samurai, Ninja, Sohei with (ki) maneuvers.- Warlord, martial adept with maneuvers from White Raven school- Favored soul: Spontaneus divine magic with some incarnums soumelds about monster traits (wings, senses, natural weapons and armour..), and to create stories about conflicts with the clerics.- Slayer/Assasin: Rogue/martial adept with maneuvers from shadow hand school.- Psionic ardent, to create stories about love-hate relations with clerics.- Gladiator: Archetype or variant class with some martial maneuvers.- Nahualt: Mixture of pathfinder shifter class and incarnum totemism shaman - Soulknife/warmind: psionic and martial adept hybrid.- Wilder: psionic manisferter and incarnum soulmelder.- Hexblade: arcane martial adept.- Runescribe: a "crafter" class with soulmelds on runes in magic item instead body chakras. - A class like a mixture of pokemon trainer/digimon tamer and pathfinder summoner but with soumelds for her "monster pet". - Warlock with with vestige pact powers, a shadow book and a sanctuary to craft single-use magic item (amulets, scrolls, potions, runes or tattoos). The vestiges have got a great potential to create stories, for example a vestige who learn to get her redemption by way of the experiences by the binders who summon her.- Knight, a lighter version of martial adept and some class feature about challenge enemies.- Warmage: Arcane martial adept, like hexblade, but for remote attacks.</blockquote>

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