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<blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 2385839" data-attributes="member: 14506">Armor donning thing is better as a feat I think. Let the cleric take that too (or whoever wants it.)Split some of the fighter feats out of the fighter list into the defensive utilitarian list.So things like power attack, cleave, improved trip, weapon focus/specialization etc. could be&nbsp; in the odd level feats.The even level feats could be things like donning the armor more quickly as above, fast movement feat (cant remember the name), dodge, great fortitude, improved initiative, combat expertise etc. Basically defensive and utilitarian stuff on the even levels 2, 4, 6...And offensive stuff on the odd levelsIt would take a little work to make two lists but I think that it maintains the flavor of the fighter of being versital. Better that than forcing them into a specific ability or small group of abilities that they may not want.Sadrik</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sadrik, post: 2385839, member: 14506"] Armor donning thing is better as a feat I think. Let the cleric take that too (or whoever wants it.) Split some of the fighter feats out of the fighter list into the defensive utilitarian list. So things like power attack, cleave, improved trip, weapon focus/specialization etc. could be in the odd level feats. The even level feats could be things like donning the armor more quickly as above, fast movement feat (cant remember the name), dodge, great fortitude, improved initiative, combat expertise etc. Basically defensive and utilitarian stuff on the even levels 2, 4, 6... And offensive stuff on the odd levels It would take a little work to make two lists but I think that it maintains the flavor of the fighter of being versital. Better that than forcing them into a specific ability or small group of abilities that they may not want. Sadrik [/QUOTE]

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