D&D Subclasses That Seem Weak But Are Truly Powerful

These five classes don’t seem very powerful at first glance, and many players underestimate them. However, with practice and skill, they can be incredibly effective. They take some effort to master, but the payoff is worth it. It’s understandable why some players might not choose them initially, though.
![The system delineates sequential data through a structure where goal tokens and predicted elements-actions ([latex]A_n[/latex]), states ([latex]S_n[/latex]), increments ([latex]I_n[/latex]), and crossings ([latex]C_n[/latex])-are associated with specific time steps ([latex]t_n[/latex]), with the final step preceding observation designated as [latex]t_0[/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.11805v1/structure.png)



