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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 9823282" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Not a bad way to think about it. Youve even got a mundane, a shadow, a primal, and an arcane. He barbarian could have rages that enhance their defender abilties and rages that lean into damage dealing, amd even some that create passive control effects using auras, all depensing on subclass. Maybe give them a chpice of 6 different Rage of XyZ options at level 2 that flavor the base rage, with an obvious Berserker option for just ramping up the basic damage redyction and output. I like these ideas. Shifter is a great inbetween race. I am tempted to not have a 'mostly normal' race, but if i do they are a great pick. My philosophy is that if you have small folk and big folk and bright folk and dark folk and magic folk and wild folk and stoic folk and furries...why do you need a 'human'? We can put a mask on and play literal animals, we can pretend to be of a race of 7+ foot tall people who invented the first mortal language and who can yeet boulders or a race of small clever quick folk with natural magic amd ability to talk to critters. If someome wants to be 'plain jane the farm girl called to adventure, have them pick a class and then give them the race best suited to that class (of the more humanoid races). I am so annpyed with my phone. I meant 'cannot be more than 12'. What would your 'corebook' list be if ypu had to cut the list into core and supplementary?Nice. FFT? I like it. All options point back to the vibe of the setting.</blockquote>

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