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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 9365465" data-attributes="member: 4937">Just to give an example of what I'm talking about, compare the flexibility of the 3e Paladin to the &quot;Book of the Righteous&quot; Holy Warrior.&nbsp; Now think about the fact that you could take the concept from the &quot;Holy Warrior&quot; class one step further, to create say 900 different customizable holy warriors for virtually every possible concept using no more than about 15 pages.&nbsp; So instead of getting 5 classes out of 15 pages, you get 900.&nbsp; That's not endless customization but it's a sufficiently large number that players will not get constrained within the lifetime of an average player - much less campaign, table, or group.&nbsp;&nbsp; And you don't have to worry about someone needing to invent the &quot;anti-paladin&quot; or make up a new specialized set of classes for every deity that comes up.So, no, there isn't just no answer.&nbsp; These are design elements we've seen accomplished.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 9365465, member: 4937"] Just to give an example of what I'm talking about, compare the flexibility of the 3e Paladin to the "Book of the Righteous" Holy Warrior. Now think about the fact that you could take the concept from the "Holy Warrior" class one step further, to create say 900 different customizable holy warriors for virtually every possible concept using no more than about 15 pages. So instead of getting 5 classes out of 15 pages, you get 900. That's not endless customization but it's a sufficiently large number that players will not get constrained within the lifetime of an average player - much less campaign, table, or group. And you don't have to worry about someone needing to invent the "anti-paladin" or make up a new specialized set of classes for every deity that comes up. So, no, there isn't just no answer. These are design elements we've seen accomplished. [/QUOTE]

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