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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkidAce" data-source="post: 9480734" data-attributes="member: 7706">I've experimented with both as traditions of Magic. Subclasses seem...easier ...but it's a commitment when starting your character.I tried having feats as traditions, I. e. Blood Magic, Enchanter, High Magic, Eldar Magic etc.  The feats were a chain, 1st feat cast 1st and 2nd level spells marked as Blood Magic, 2nd feat 3rd and 4th level and so on. Maybe a special ability per feat also. This would let you dabble in a tradition, commit as much or little as you like. But then I think you could do that by taking x levels of the class/subclass. But that prevents a Fire Wizard from picking up a new tradition (can't wizard/wizard multiclass)Either way, my thought was the bulk of subclass or feat tree would be provided by unique spells. Abjurerers would get Spell Absorbtion" as feat four or 14th level of the subclass.Either way has pluses and minuses, I would like the great minds here to PEACH the two concepts if you would, because I need to commit and finish my campaign tweaks. Thanks in advance, will be out of town tomo but will read replies.</blockquote>