D&D 5E Finally

[Snapdragyn]

Not quite sure what you mean by "limit", but Circle of the Moon gets Combat Wild Shape (Wild Shape as a bonus action, expend spell slots to regain hit points), and Circle Forms (higher CR of creatures you can Wild Shape into, starts at CR 1 and goes up).

Bardic Inspiration affects one creature other than yourself and you can use it Charisma modifier times per long rest.

I know in alpha the CR for CotM wild shaping was limited to 1/3 of the druid's level (minimum 1) - which to me still seems like a scouting shape, not a battle shape. Seemed pretty weak IMO considering that you have to sacrifice spell casting AND whatever benefits Circle of the Earth would've given you instead to get that.

And Bardic Inspiration... yeah. Um. *walks back over to the Warlock play area*

Thanks for all of the answers, btw!

 

[Palladion]

Can you tell us about the Knowledge and Trickery domains? Thanks bud.

This is a little harder to summarize...

Knowledge domain gives lots of bonus divination spells (some from the wizard list), double proficiency bonus on two skills, Channel Divinity (Knowledge of the Ages and Read Thoughts), Potent Spellcasting, and Visions of the Past (Object Reading and Area Reading).

Trickery domain gives some illusion and disguise spells, Blessing of the Trickster (give one creature advantage on Stealth checks), Channel Divinity: Invoke Duplicity (illusion double), Channel Divinity: Cloak of Shadows, Divine Strike (extra poison damage), Improved Duplicity.

 

[doctorhook]

This is a little harder to summarize...

Knowledge domain gives lots of bonus divination spells (some from the wizard list), double proficiency bonus on two skills, Channel Divinity (Knowledge of the Ages and Read Thoughts), Potent Spellcasting, and Visions of the Past (Object Reading and Area Reading).

Trickery domain gives some illusion and disguise spells, Blessing of the Trickster (give one creature advantage on Stealth checks), Channel Divinity: Invoke Duplicity (illusion double), Channel Divinity: Cloak of Shadows, Divine Strike (extra poison damage), Improved Duplicity.

Awesome, thanks!

 

[Branduil]

Not quite sure what you mean by "limit", but Circle of the Moon gets Combat Wild Shape (Wild Shape as a bonus action, expend spell slots to regain hit points), and Circle Forms (higher CR of creatures you can Wild Shape into, starts at CR 1 and goes up).

Bardic Inspiration affects one creature other than yourself and you can use it Charisma modifier times per long rest.

What's the highest CR a 20th-level Druid can wildshape into?

 

[TheBDU]

I'll admit, I took a peek at the alpha leak, I just couldn't help myself. I was incredibly disappointed with the warlock's pact of the blade. Did they expand on it at all? When I looked, it just showed that it gives the warlock an unmodified "silvered" weapon that has ONE invocation that you could apply. From what I saw, I'd rather use a magic weapon that I found while adventuring. Did they add leveling to your weapon, or did they at least add more than one invocation to apply to it???

 

[Kobold Avenger]

Time to jump on the bandwagon...

What HD does the Monk get? And has the unique abilities of the elemental monk been replaced by spells?

 

[Palladion]

Now for something a little less specific.

What's a spell that you particularly like? One that you looked at and said "wow, cool!". It could be of any level and from any class list.

Unfortunately, I have not gone through the spell list yet (I am actually reading as questions come in). The Bigby's hand spell seems to have a lot of uses...

 

[Daag]

I'll admit, I took a peek at the alpha leak, I just couldn't help myself. I was incredibly disappointed with the warlock's pact of the blade. Did they expand on it at all? When I looked, it just showed that it gives the warlock an unmodified "silvered" weapon that has ONE invocation that you could apply. From what I saw, I'd rather use a magic weapon that I found while adventuring. Did they add leveling to your weapon, or did they at least add more than one invocation to apply to it???

Knowing Palladion IRL, I have seen the book I'll field these questions, as warlock was the on thing I'm very interested in.

The pact blade gains another invocation that lets you deal extra necrotic damage equal to your Cha mod, called Lifedrinker. You are now also able to bond a magic weapon as your pact weapon. In all regards this magic weapon will be treated as your pact weapon.

 

[Palladion]

What does Light Armor Master do?

There is a feat called Lightly Armored that increases your Strength or Dexterity by one (maximum 20) and gives proficiency with light armor. There is no "Master" feat for light armor, however.

 

[Mirtek]

You are now also able to bond a magic weapon as your pact weapon. In all regards this magic weapon will be treated as your pact weapon.

So you can make it vanish and reappear at-will? IMO the coolest thing about the pact weapon

There is a feat called Lightly Armored that increases your Strength or Dexterity by one (maximum 20) and gives proficiency with light armor. There is no "Master" feat for light armor, however.

Thanks for the answer and d### it that there's no mastery feat