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<blockquote data-quote="Naszir" data-source="post: 5773254" data-attributes="member: 55043">I will go simple as well for the core but the easier add on would be to put out &quot;Paths&quot; like the Midnight setting did or use &quot;Themes&quot; like 4e.You can have a Fighter core class that gives you your starting class abilites and then just tack on a Path. A couple of Paths (I guess Essentials is a good way to look at it) could be given in the core book (Knight or Slayer) and then they could come out with more in additional books. Weaponmaster, Marshal, Gladiator would all be additional Paths that the Fighter class can take. Rather than swapping out core class abilities like they did with Martial Power you instead differentiate Fighters with the Paths.This allows for a variety of Fighters without making the leveling choices overly complex. If they do decide to go with Feats, hopefully there are only a few generic feats that cut across classes or Paths.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Naszir, post: 5773254, member: 55043"] I will go simple as well for the core but the easier add on would be to put out "Paths" like the Midnight setting did or use "Themes" like 4e. You can have a Fighter core class that gives you your starting class abilites and then just tack on a Path. A couple of Paths (I guess Essentials is a good way to look at it) could be given in the core book (Knight or Slayer) and then they could come out with more in additional books. Weaponmaster, Marshal, Gladiator would all be additional Paths that the Fighter class can take. Rather than swapping out core class abilities like they did with Martial Power you instead differentiate Fighters with the Paths. This allows for a variety of Fighters without making the leveling choices overly complex. If they do decide to go with Feats, hopefully there are only a few generic feats that cut across classes or Paths. [/QUOTE]

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