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<blockquote data-quote="jmartkdr2" data-source="post: 8261933" data-attributes="member: 7017304">If you get the two other down pat, I think the half-caster becomes a lot easier to put together. You just get half-caster slots, a 'fighting style' (in this example Martial arts), a defense mode (in this case either dodging or magical warding) and a bunch of options that could be caster features or martial features or special half-caster features (ie smites) at your option.The half-caster ends up with a ton of options, but it can't cover wizards or non-casters, so you have three classes.The progression would look like:1. attack mode, defense mode2. 1st-level spells, source (where you get your magic, basically an archetype) feature3. special feature (pick a caster, noncaster, or halfcaster feature)4. ASI5. 2nd-level spells 6. source feature7. special feature8 ASI9. 3rd-level spells10. source feature11. special feature12. ASI(repeat the last four two more times)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmartkdr2, post: 8261933, member: 7017304"] If you get the two other down pat, I think the half-caster becomes a lot easier to put together. You just get half-caster slots, a 'fighting style' (in this example Martial arts), a defense mode (in this case either dodging or magical warding) and a bunch of options that could be caster features or martial features or special half-caster features (ie smites) at your option. The half-caster ends up with a ton of options, but it can't cover wizards or non-casters, so you have three classes. The progression would look like: 1. attack mode, defense mode 2. 1st-level spells, source (where you get your magic, basically an archetype) feature 3. special feature (pick a caster, noncaster, or halfcaster feature) 4. ASI 5. 2nd-level spells 6. source feature 7. special feature 8 ASI 9. 3rd-level spells 10. source feature 11. special feature 12. ASI (repeat the last four two more times) [/QUOTE]

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