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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 9404789" data-attributes="member: 52734">I really wish there was a way to condense all the different wizard schools down into one subclass and then go another route for the other three - maybe an Artificer who focuses on making items such as potions, scrolls and wands (separate from the Artificer class), order of scribes and a &quot;delver&quot; who is a kind of indiana jones/laura croft who combines book spellcasting and a bit of &quot;athletic rogueishness&quot;.Also, the thought about not revolving the cleric around domains seems like it would have had a lot of potential.&nbsp; Have domain something akin to the Warlock's patron in that it give set spells, and then go for some meaty tropes - the crusader (the typical chain-mail wearing, mace wielding cleric who turns undead), the shaman (calls on spirits and some barbarian abilities and forgoes heavy armor), shukenga (calls on &quot;small gods&quot; and has elemental themed spells) and the cloistered cleric (gives up the armor and weapons for powerful spells and abilities).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 9404789, member: 52734"] I really wish there was a way to condense all the different wizard schools down into one subclass and then go another route for the other three - maybe an Artificer who focuses on making items such as potions, scrolls and wands (separate from the Artificer class), order of scribes and a "delver" who is a kind of indiana jones/laura croft who combines book spellcasting and a bit of "athletic rogueishness". Also, the thought about not revolving the cleric around domains seems like it would have had a lot of potential. Have domain something akin to the Warlock's patron in that it give set spells, and then go for some meaty tropes - the crusader (the typical chain-mail wearing, mace wielding cleric who turns undead), the shaman (calls on spirits and some barbarian abilities and forgoes heavy armor), shukenga (calls on "small gods" and has elemental themed spells) and the cloistered cleric (gives up the armor and weapons for powerful spells and abilities). [/QUOTE]

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