SpawnOfMorbo
2020-04-09, 04:46 PM
https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/LyCj060qE
All three (feats, sub-classes, and multi-classing) were said to be "optional" in the playtest or current rules so I wanted to set up a system where they get, mostly, balanced out against each other. This will also help DMs because they can know which way a player will design their character, can give players options to diversify, but also keep things from getting too out of control.
One of the worst things about 5e is the lack of real build variety so I want to add more and more feats (major and minor).
The base assumption is that people will be taking sub-classes.
All three (feats, sub-classes, and multi-classing) were said to be "optional" in the playtest or current rules so I wanted to set up a system where they get, mostly, balanced out against each other. This will also help DMs because they can know which way a player will design their character, can give players options to diversify, but also keep things from getting too out of control.
One of the worst things about 5e is the lack of real build variety so I want to add more and more feats (major and minor).
The base assumption is that people will be taking sub-classes.