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Kesey, you should note that the article is now high balance which removes your concern about the cascade. The Into the Fray feature is actually balanced if you think about it. You can only stack an AC bonus if the Knight is completely surrounded, meaning that he probably could use the AC. If he only has 2 opponents it only goes to +2, and that bonus only lasts until his next turn when he has to hope to hit them again. Then, on top of that, if one of them manages to hit the Knight when he has the AC bonus they become immune for 24 hours. This isn't a balance issue at all, even at moderate balance because the lack of a cap becoming unbalanced is SO situational. You have to be surrounded by 5+ mobs that are at least 2 levels lower than you, hit them all in one round, you only get to keep the AC bonus until your next turn, and then heaven forbid that one of them actually manages to hit you, you cant count them for AC bonus for 24 hours (and lets be real, by that time they're going to be dead anyways). [[User:The-Marksman|The-Marksman]] ([[User talk:The-Marksman|talk]]) 00:19, 7 May 2019 (MDT)
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Kesey, I didn't create this class, I just adopted it so it can continue existing on this site. I personally am all for it being a base class, as the things it adds really aren't that huge. It could indeed be just an addition to the Fighter class, really; but it doesn't bring enough to the table to warrant being a PrC, and I'm not going to change it from the original for any reason than clarifying wording.
