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<blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 8833789" data-attributes="member: 7035894">Let's not move the goalposts. I would like to see the sub-classes at level 3 made more uniform, so for example clerics and wizards not choosing their specialties until then, either. But OneD&amp;D is not making fundamental changes, so that is not on the table.The current system works fairly well. It keeps the game a bit more basic to avoid overload right out of the gate, and it allows those of us who prefer character creation to come out of gameplay a few sessions to see how the character is growing before they make that big decision. Maybe something happens in game that takes them down a particular path.In my beginner campaigns, it is usually 3 games to get to level 3 (first game at level 1, games 2-3 at level 2). Going from published material by WotC, this seems to be the general design intent. For players who absolutely must start with their subclass in place, there is always the option to start at Level 3.I'm not seeing a huge problem here that needs a solution, so I strongly doubt we see any significant change for OneD&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clint_L, post: 8833789, member: 7035894"] Let's not move the goalposts. I would like to see the sub-classes at level 3 made more uniform, so for example clerics and wizards not choosing their specialties until then, either. But OneD&D is not making fundamental changes, so that is not on the table. The current system works fairly well. It keeps the game a bit more basic to avoid overload right out of the gate, and it allows those of us who prefer character creation to come out of gameplay a few sessions to see how the character is growing before they make that big decision. Maybe something happens in game that takes them down a particular path. In my beginner campaigns, it is usually 3 games to get to level 3 (first game at level 1, games 2-3 at level 2). Going from published material by WotC, this seems to be the general design intent. For players who absolutely must start with their subclass in place, there is always the option to start at Level 3. I'm not seeing a huge problem here that needs a solution, so I strongly doubt we see any significant change for OneD&D. [/QUOTE]

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