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Message: <blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 8297216" data-attributes="member: 59057">I think the Idea is intriguing, but the subclass structure of some classes are very different. Bards usually get 2 features at level 3 and none at level 10.Sorcerers usually get 2 features at level 1.So it is possible that you have less features than you had in a regular class. I think the solution for the bard could be gainig 2 features at level 3. And they might get the option to forefeit magical secrets at level 10 to gain the level 10 feature. I have always seen magical secrets at level 10 to be the replacement for no subclass feature (because it can always help your subclass because the options are so good). I also see this as a playtest for the next edition as well as this book. Sand we see, the general structure will remain, and it will stay comparable, but some features will be simplified/unified/improved to make the system a little bit more adaptable.</blockquote>