D&D 2024 classes are well balanced – but have they lost their soul?
The 2024 D&D rules revision makes plenty of quality of life improvements, but one writer thinks some classes have lost some flavor in the process.
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It’s 2024, and a new D&D rules revision has arrived. It brings a host of mechanical improvements to the table that have helped to strengthen weaker classes, balance existing spells, give martial characters more things to do, and generally make for more versatile play. That’s not to mention the entire rework of the main three sourcebooks – the Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, and Monster Manual – to try and present a wealth of …
