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<blockquote data-quote="Laurefindel" data-source="post: 8113529" data-attributes="member: 67296">My first thought coming to mind is «this solves the front-loaded level dipping / potential MC abuse of your first draft », which is good.This progression is very close to mine; at this point it’s all the details (mainly distribution of ASI) but we seem to be mostly in agreement (Note that some classes do have features at 8th and 12th other than ASI. Would 8th lvl features be 5th or 6th?)[SPOILER=&quot;my progression&quot;]1=12=23=34=4 (ASI)5=56=6+77=9+10 (and non-ASI features of 8th)8=ASI+11 (and non-ASI features of 12)9=13+1410=15+17 (and non-ASI features of 16)11=18+20 (and non-ASI features of 19)[/SPOILER]gotta check your E12 variant too...Otherwise I went pretty thoroughly thru all classes in my FF 6-20 somewhere in page 2. [edit: <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/the-faster-features-variant.675734/post-8112731" target="_blank">this one</a>] One of my observations is that advancing features without their table progression (i.e. martial arts damage or sneak attack dice) sometimes skews the relative balance of classes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Laurefindel, post: 8113529, member: 67296"] My first thought coming to mind is «this solves the front-loaded level dipping / potential MC abuse of your first draft », which is good. This progression is very close to mine; at this point it’s all the details (mainly distribution of ASI) but we seem to be mostly in agreement (Note that some classes do have features at 8th and 12th other than ASI. Would 8th lvl features be 5th or 6th?) [SPOILER="my progression"] 1=1 2=2 3=3 4=4 (ASI) 5=5 6=6+7 7=9+10 (and non-ASI features of 8th) 8=ASI+11 (and non-ASI features of 12) 9=13+14 10=15+17 (and non-ASI features of 16) 11=18+20 (and non-ASI features of 19) [/SPOILER] gotta check your E12 variant too... Otherwise I went pretty thoroughly thru all classes in my FF 6-20 somewhere in page 2. [edit: [URL='https://www.enworld.org/threads/the-faster-features-variant.675734/post-8112731']this one[/URL]] One of my observations is that advancing features without their table progression (i.e. martial arts damage or sneak attack dice) sometimes skews the relative balance of classes. [/QUOTE]

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