Template talk:5e Epic Prestige Class Features
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Removing "Hit points" at level 1[edit]
Neither any prestiges I've seen, nor the official one let a character start a prestige class at level 1. Because obviously it would ruin the point of calling it a prestige class. At such the "hit points at level 1" seems a bit confusing (I know it could be read as "class level 1", not "character level 1", but the multiclass mechanics make it clear that the hit points are supposed to be a bonus to total level 1 characters only), and due to how even the UA prestige class, rune scribe doesn't have any such text, I decided to change it . It is now "Hit points per Level", same as the Rune Scribe. I think it makes more sense this way, and fits in line with how prestige classes are designed, and most users think of them.
If anyone is of a different opinion, they can say so. Also, an admin should check if the hit dice formula is now broken due to my edits. I tried to be careful, but that query is beyond my level. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by vladulenta (talk • contribs) . Please sign your posts.
