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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Green Knight" data-source="post: 3867185" data-attributes="member: 2723">I hope so. That'd be cool. The Spellsword is one of my favorite Prestige Classes in the game, so it'd be neat to see a class which is similar to it.    Yeah, I thought of that, too. The Bard would make a good Leader choice.    The Ranger will likely stay Divine, but one can always hope that he loses the spellcasting abilities. Same for the Paladin. I'm holding out hope that they'll get cool divine abilities suitable for their classes, rather then being given crappy spell lists and treated as Clerics/Druids Lite. What I'd like to see are Paladins who're fonts of divine energy, and can shape it to do several different things. A good example is Turn Undead/Divine Might/Divine Shield. That, IMO, should be a built-in Paladin class ability. The Paladin using his divine power to turn undead opponents, or using it to fuel the power of his attacks, or using it to shield himself from harm. I'd like to see a Paladin more along those lines, rather then a goof with 4th-level spells at 15-level.    Good point. That actually wouldn't be a bad idea. Although I'd prefer a 4E iteration of the Monk to lose all the Oriental flavor it has on it. No Ki or any of that crap.    Yeah, I don't care for it, either. Still, the basic concept is sound, that of a warrior type who wields some arcane power. Like I said before, I'd like a full class version of the Spellsword Prestige Class (Not identical, of course, but I'd like to see a class inherit soome of the abilities of that Prestige Class, starting with being able to cast spells in armor).</blockquote>

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