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<blockquote data-quote="Hawk Diesel" data-source="post: 7903397" data-attributes="member: 59848"><p>I agree that it is a bit more clunky and complicated than the other styles. But part of that is because I have a sense that 5e in general is designed more for offense than defense. The current protection style doesn't seem to play any differently than other fighters, except they get to potentially disrupt one attack. To me, that doesn't seem effective for a fighter trained to protect others. When I think Protection fighting style, I picture something like secret service men jumping in front of bullets, or Henderson putting himself directly in front of Gentlemen Johnny Marcone before triple tapping a dude. That is what I'd like to represent. The existing Protection Style seems like defense is an after thought to offense.</p><p></p><p>So the challenge as I see it is to make a Protection Fighting Style that is fun, balanced, thematically appropriate, and relatively in-line with existing fighting styles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hawk Diesel, post: 7903397, member: 59848"] I agree that it is a bit more clunky and complicated than the other styles. But part of that is because I have a sense that 5e in general is designed more for offense than defense. The current protection style doesn't seem to play any differently than other fighters, except they get to potentially disrupt one attack. To me, that doesn't seem effective for a fighter trained to protect others. When I think Protection fighting style, I picture something like secret service men jumping in front of bullets, or Henderson putting himself directly in front of Gentlemen Johnny Marcone before triple tapping a dude. That is what I'd like to represent. The existing Protection Style seems like defense is an after thought to offense. So the challenge as I see it is to make a Protection Fighting Style that is fun, balanced, thematically appropriate, and relatively in-line with existing fighting styles. [/QUOTE]
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