The descriptions of subclass abilities in the subclass descriptions should include what level that ability is gained.
We may know what levels a class gets one or more of its' subclass abilities, but the descriptions just list them in order. We know that the core class gets subclass abilities at levels 3, 6, 11, and 17, but unless the subclass description specifies what level they are gained, it's impossible to know when they apply if there are multiple abilities gained in a single level.
For instance, the Warrior of the Elements Monk gets two abilities at level 3, Elemental Attunement and Manipulate Elements. The PHB compendium describes them as "Level 3: Manipulate Elements", while the class description in DDB just says "Manipulate Elements". There's no way to discern if this is gained at 6th level or if it is a second ability at level 3, they are all just listed in order.
The DDB descriptions should start with the text "At level X you gain..." in order to make it clear.
The descriptions of subclass abilities in the subclass descriptions should include what level that ability is gained.
We may know what levels a class gets one or more of its' subclass abilities, but the descriptions just list them in order. We know that the core class gets subclass abilities at levels 3, 6, 11, and 17, but unless the subclass description specifies what level they are gained, it's impossible to know when they apply if there are multiple abilities gained in a single level.
For instance, the Warrior of the Elements Monk gets two abilities at level 3, Elemental Attunement and Manipulate Elements. The PHB compendium describes them as "Level 3: Manipulate Elements", while the class description in DDB just says "Manipulate Elements". There's no way to discern if this is gained at 6th level or if it is a second ability at level 3, they are all just listed in order.
The DDB descriptions should start with the text "At level X you gain..." in order to make it clear.
They do in the handbook. They don't if you use the 'classes' link from the nav bar. It's stupid.