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<blockquote data-quote="Undrave" data-source="post: 8309801" data-attributes="member: 7015698">Wait until the next version (V6), it'll be better by then. It'll eventually pop-up once I get working on it...Hahaha, well, enjoy it then!The 'sameyness' people complained about had the benefit of making it super easy to build a support character and be confident that, regardless of party composition, the bonus you're granting would be useful. I think it's partally why so many support characters in 5e feel so zestless. Clerics are boring, the Bard feels better off debuffing than buffing, the Battlemaster is more appreciated for those extra 1d8 his maneuver tack on... I actually had fun with my Sheppard Druid for a while but I always went for the Bear Totem for the temp HP because it just felt like the best option by default. The other totems could have come into play in other situatons but the situation just never arose. Those temp HP are ALWAYS going to be useful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Undrave, post: 8309801, member: 7015698"] Wait until the next version (V6), it'll be better by then. It'll eventually pop-up once I get working on it... Hahaha, well, enjoy it then! The 'sameyness' people complained about had the benefit of making it super easy to build a support character and be confident that, regardless of party composition, the bonus you're granting would be useful. I think it's partally why so many support characters in 5e feel so zestless. Clerics are boring, the Bard feels better off debuffing than buffing, the Battlemaster is more appreciated for those extra 1d8 his maneuver tack on... I actually had fun with my Sheppard Druid for a while but I always went for the Bear Totem for the temp HP because it just felt like the best option by default. The other totems could have come into play in other situatons but the situation just never arose. Those temp HP are ALWAYS going to be useful. [/QUOTE]

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