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Yeah Divination looks fun, except the 6th and 10th level features which are very underwhelming IMO.

I like the idea of bending reality (forcing dice rolls, teleporting, illusions, creating a pit instantly, etc...). I like having solutions to every problems that just make things happen, in a way I wouldn't even be able to attempt with a skill roll. I don't like that I both have to prep my...

Don't blast/dmg type spells usually have half damage if you miss though? I thought that general design paradigm was the trade-off between damage and save-or-suck. I like the idea of just finding spells I'll mention to the dm that it would be really cool if I could do that. I do like the idea of...

Oh thanks! That seems neat. I've heard that int is an underwhelming stat for checks in this edition. Also it's too bad the int isn't the +2 but permanent flying seems worth it.

I just looked up the Aven. Can you clear up how the Int bonus on checks works with them? I'm leaning towards divination, forcing someone's fate sounds pretty cool.

Can you describe your experiences with enchanter? I feel like there would be a lot of moments where the charm fails and in useless

Sounds more like minmax to me. I'm trying to avoid falling for that this time.

Look, I already wrote that I understand that this might be contentious to some people and I'm okay with deleting the thread if I'm breaking any laws. I'm not looking to have an argument online, just asking for advice if anyone has something constructive to offer. I've checked out Beyond and...

Samurai with a crit build would be cool

I'm broke so I need something I can use for free. It seems the most common advice online was to use OrcPub or ForgedAnvil but they seem to not be feasible options anymore because Wizards is trying to make everyone pay for stuff. I've already pitched in for some of the books and figures and don't...

I like that it's so streamlined, and that the characters feel less same-y than in 4th.

Artificers sound cool but weak

I've looked at all the guides and I have a better idea for minmaxing, but how about plain old fun? Any arguments for wizard schools/races that maximize fun? I'd imagine desigining a wizard to be fun would involve building them to be very flexible or to still be useful when I blow my load for the...