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<blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 6728861" data-attributes="member: 1210">I totally agree on this one. It's actually really hard to represent with the existing classes. Warlock is probably the closest match, and it's pretty far off.That might work. *ponders*I really think, for me, it has to be a concept you just can't do with other existing mechanics. I see no need for any of the multiclass-patch classes, since the multiclassing rules themselves seem pretty well patched to me in 5e, for instance. If you can do it with existing classes, subclasses and feats, leave it out. If it only applies to a single class, then it should be a subclass option or feat instead of a prestige class.In the rare cases where you have something that you can't otherwise build and that doesn't fit into a subclass or feat, then we can talk about it. All IMHO, of course. I can think of a couple that qualify. I'd like to see an alienist, a defiler, a green star adept, and a cavalier, for instance; I think all of those could be used across a wide swath of classes. The blighter is a tricky one, as it's totally druid-focused but anti-druidic. I'm not sure how to handle that one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the Jester, post: 6728861, member: 1210"] I totally agree on this one. It's actually really hard to represent with the existing classes. Warlock is probably the closest match, and it's pretty far off. That might work. *ponders* I really think, for me, it has to be a concept you just can't do with other existing mechanics. I see no need for any of the multiclass-patch classes, since the multiclassing rules themselves seem pretty well patched to me in 5e, for instance. If you can do it with existing classes, subclasses and feats, leave it out. If it only applies to a single class, then it should be a subclass option or feat instead of a prestige class. In the rare cases where you have something that you can't otherwise build and that doesn't fit into a subclass or feat, then we can talk about it. All IMHO, of course. I can think of a couple that qualify. I'd like to see an alienist, a defiler, a green star adept, and a cavalier, for instance; I think all of those could be used across a wide swath of classes. The blighter is a tricky one, as it's totally druid-focused but anti-druidic. I'm not sure how to handle that one. [/QUOTE]

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