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<blockquote data-quote="Kobold Avenger" data-source="post: 7345194" data-attributes="member: 779">I liked the idea of the Daggerspell Mage and Daggerspell Adept as I felt they were some neat prestige classes, but they were some very niche concepts.&nbsp; I guess one could take some already existing feats for the concepts, but it's something I want back maybe as subclasses to the Rogue, Sorcerer or Druid.I wouldn't mind a concept of College of Sorrows for the Bard, one that's more tuned to Doom Metal or other peoples stereotype on what Gothic/Post-Punk music is like.I've always advocated the Chaotic Neutral Oath of Madness for Paladins, sort of a champion for the Great Old Ones or a personal delusion.I feel that Fighters need to have a subclass that's good at using daggers or a light weapon, as they have no reason to use light weapons ever.Rangers could do with a Witcher-like subclass.Druids could use a Shaman subclass, wild shape could be shifted on the spirit companion instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kobold Avenger, post: 7345194, member: 779"] I liked the idea of the Daggerspell Mage and Daggerspell Adept as I felt they were some neat prestige classes, but they were some very niche concepts. I guess one could take some already existing feats for the concepts, but it's something I want back maybe as subclasses to the Rogue, Sorcerer or Druid. I wouldn't mind a concept of College of Sorrows for the Bard, one that's more tuned to Doom Metal or other peoples stereotype on what Gothic/Post-Punk music is like. I've always advocated the Chaotic Neutral Oath of Madness for Paladins, sort of a champion for the Great Old Ones or a personal delusion. I feel that Fighters need to have a subclass that's good at using daggers or a light weapon, as they have no reason to use light weapons ever. Rangers could do with a Witcher-like subclass. Druids could use a Shaman subclass, wild shape could be shifted on the spirit companion instead. [/QUOTE]

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