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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 9649821" data-attributes="member: 20564">Have to disagree, it's definitely game breaking.&nbsp; Action economy is king in 5e, 2014 or 2024.&nbsp; It's why solo-combats-without-legendary-actions are so weak.A character being able TWF and do another bonus action is pretty strong.&nbsp; Don't lose an attack to put on or change your Hunter's Mark.&nbsp; Or look at some subclasses that grant a variety of things to do with bonus actions that don't have any other restrictions like uses per day.&nbsp; A rogue being able to disengage and hide every turn is powerful.&nbsp; Or even just TWF when missing with their main hand attack so they can deliver sneak attack, and still getting more bonus actions is strong.&nbsp; Plus a good number of magic items use bonus actions.&nbsp; Start your Flamebrand the same round you rage.Allowing multiple bonus actions per turn is a serious power up for some characters, while others wouldn't be able to take advantage of it.&nbsp; So not only is it power creep, but it also unbalances characters by granting some more power and not others.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 9649821, member: 20564"] Have to disagree, it's definitely game breaking. Action economy is king in 5e, 2014 or 2024. It's why solo-combats-without-legendary-actions are so weak. A character being able TWF and do another bonus action is pretty strong. Don't lose an attack to put on or change your Hunter's Mark. Or look at some subclasses that grant a variety of things to do with bonus actions that don't have any other restrictions like uses per day. A rogue being able to disengage and hide every turn is powerful. Or even just TWF when missing with their main hand attack so they can deliver sneak attack, and still getting more bonus actions is strong. Plus a good number of magic items use bonus actions. Start your Flamebrand the same round you rage. Allowing multiple bonus actions per turn is a serious power up for some characters, while others wouldn't be able to take advantage of it. So not only is it power creep, but it also unbalances characters by granting some more power and not others. [/QUOTE]

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