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Not necessarily. At least the question is at what level concentration has to go. I ma very much oposed to removing it at level 1.either Concentration on HM needs to go or having class features that rely on HM needs to go.
Not necessarily. At least the question is at what level concentration has to go. I ma very much oposed to removing it at level 1.either Concentration on HM needs to go or having class features that rely on HM needs to go.
You're saing to wait for WotC to screw up the Monk after all too?Lol
Congratulations your thread is the first complaining about a whole class being useless I've seen!
I mean, given the 2014 ranger that's a saf-ish betbut still, the rules are still months away...
sure, it can stay until level 5 at the latest.Not necessarily. At least the question is at what level concentration has to go. I ma very much oposed to removing it at level 1.
Always got the UA Playtest(the good one) to fall back on.You're saing to wait for WotC to screw up the Monk after all too?
I bet I can...sure, it can stay until level 5 at the latest.
you cannot make a key class feature, spend class resources to improve it, give worse capstone feature in the game keyed to it and have Concentration on it, preventing usage of lot's of spells.
Yeah. That monk won't go through unnerfed. If you want an overpowered class compared to other martials, go for it.Always got the UA Playtest(the good one) to fall back on.
Worth noting here that the idea of HM as keystone to the entire class is just as set in stone and unchangeable as the idea of spells being central to the ranger fantasy, according to WotC.either Concentration on HM needs to go or having class features that rely on HM needs to go.
There's no wait, except to see what they've done. The monk class is also set in stone, just like the ranger. Nothing we can say or do will change the books.You're saing to wait for WotC to screw up the Monk after all too?

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.