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You're probably right, my vote would be less Tactical vs. Theater of Mind and more about the level of character customization between the two. Some people prefer to be EXTREMELY specific when creating a character down to minuet choices, others enjoy the general specifics with customization being...

Its all sorts of screwed up, New and old World of Darkness are separate, yet Vampire: The Masquerade is its own separate section as well but we still have a White Wolf entry that says any edition. Dark Heresy (a game taking place in the Warhammer 40K universe) is actually higher than the...

3x in all its variants is pretty easy to convert to 5e, shouldn't take too much for someone determined.

Not seeing an issue with this. If you roll high but want to wait a turn then wait a turn, you can still use that first action to prepare yourself, get into position, or go on the defensive that way you survive letting the monster come to you.

Good point, I forgot about those hehe.

LOL, yeah it is definitely not a feat for everyone, but really helps those "Pyromancers" "Cryomancers" and other elemental specialist out a lot. Elemental Adapt: Fire, will probably be the most useful as there are more Fire spells than most other types and fire protection is more common than others.

Double post, ignore lol

I love Eberron, the magitech, the Warforged, the heroic feeling of characters standing out and not falling under the shadow of SO MANY OTHER heroes is fantastic. What I like the most is how everything that doesn't fit into that Classic D&D world fits perfectly into the Eberron setting. Ever...

Yeah, I can see all the feats contributing to a character type. Take Elemental Adept for instance, sure to a Wizard with an endless flood of knowledge and spells its pretty weak sauce, but what about all those classes and Subclasses with very limited spells? They need something like this so they...

Short answer: No, its not necessary, the creators posted that before even the Basic version was released. Opinionated answer: Not if you dont want to enjoy all the information to be jammed in there. Magic items alone are good enough for me, the possibilities of certain "Evil" character types...

Seems easy enough to think that regardless what your non-crossbow hand is holding, you can spare a finger or two to assist in the reloading operation, and if duel wielding Hand Crossbows switch them both to one hand, put a finger in each loop to charge it, load your bolts and pop it over back to...

Like McDoanlds, I'm Lovin' it!

Its rude to tease like this lol

I like how a sword and board EK can just just summon his weapons to his hands....very nice tricks!!

There are no race/alignment, or any kind of restrictions in the game. If you can justify it in your game, you can play it. Drow Priestess with the Healing domain? Done. LN Paladin of Vengeance? Easy. Lawful Good Indiana Jones type Rogue? In the book.

There is no Bastard Sword, only a Long sword that can be weilded 2handed for 1d10 instead of one handed for 1d8. I didn't see any other weapon/armor restrictions so you can be in full plate and cast spells from level 3 on.

I'm loving the Eldritch Knight so far, and its diversity also works really well in turning him into an Arcane Archer (my favorite) :) The Magus was a good class, and really fun, but it wasn't your typical mix of steel and spell. It was more of a special type of Wizard with just a touch of melee...

Could, but it requires an action (limited by day) so unless you know to already actively look for something you wouldn't even start using. Probably the worst ability the Paladins get IMO, in regards to both mechanic and fluff.

Monster stats and Items are free for your viewing pleasure. http://media.wizards.com/2014/downloads/dnd/HoardDragonQueen_Supplement1_PF.pdf

Any chance that a lot of these are just being renamed and its not announced yet?