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My thought has been that you get at-will powers, that can be boosted by expending a slot. Each at-will has a list of the effects that you can use by expending a certain level slot. No worrying about what spells are on your list.

Despite its issues, I still have a soft spot for Maztica. It was at least trying to do something different in the fantasy space, and it sparked memories of The Mysterious Cities of Gold for me. I still think Eagle and Jaguar warriors, and Pluma and Hishna artisans are very evocative class ideas.

Plus, the fact that you can't play a high level moon druid with just the PHB makes it failure theater.

I'm actually fine with spell slots, they're just discreet quanta of power points. It's the individual spells that I find to be unthematic dross.

Maybe I'm just surly that they didn't even attempt a second pass at template wild shape, but they keep rolling this turd out. 😅

Yeah, looks like they;re committed to doing a Psi-mage. I'll still down vote the spell related stuff at survey time, because I'm not going to lie and say 💩 doesn't stink.

Throw in a handful of feats and spells, and I'd be Strixhaven minus the adventure.

About twenty seconds in I saw a smoke stack, that was enough for me to nope out.

I think that's because it's still largely Millennials, and they're the thirty-something cohort now.

I've been working, on and off, on a game that uses these... ... which, in a pinch, can be replaced with Fate dice.

Image created from an idea by my five year old son. Presenting Bobasaur...

My wife was born in China, and considers herself a small town girl because the city she grew up in only has a population roughly the the size of Los Angeles.

In OA they seemed to be the offspring of mortals and semi-divine nature spirits. Sort of a liminal space between Genasi and Aasimar. I'd like to see the existing species used where appropriate. It makes too much sense to not just say korobokuru are the local name for forest gnomes.

:( Just enough magic so that it isn't a pure martial class, but not enough to actually be useful.

I think it was said at some point the gnomish god Nebelun was an aspect of Gond, and after the Time of Troubles (when Gond incarnated as a gnome on the island of Lantan) that name had been depricated in favor of Gond Wonderbringer. For what it's worth, when they introduced the gnomish gods Ril...

In retrospect.. they could have did more play testing...

It was in a Dragonmarks article on the old WotC website... The origin of lycanthropy remains a mystery that defies even divination; commune and legend lore produce cryptic and often contradictory statements about moons made flesh and the darkness within. The sages of Arcanix and the Library of...