Level Up (A5E) So I guess WotC thought A5E had some good ideas

[Mike Myler]

There may be a list on the designer discord with the similarities we've picked up on so far.

 

[Langy]

i mean, what gets me here is this:

like...isn't...isn't that aasimar? what the hell is an ardling?
guess i'm waiting for noon to see what this document is about.
edit: also,

this is ABSOLUTELY taken from pathfinder 2e. like. there's pretty much no way it isn't.

It's an aasimar who is also a furry.

 

[WarDriveWorley]

There may be a list on the designer discord with the similarities we've picked up on so far.

 

[noodohs]

It's an aasimar who is also a furry.

Glad I'm not the only one who thought that.

 

[W'rkncacnter]

It's an aasimar who is also a furry.

GOD--

 

[Mike Myler]

GOD--

?

 

[dave2008]

this is ABSOLUTELY taken from pathfinder 2e. like. there's pretty much no way it isn't.

You could look at that way, but it also comes from 4e. So it would be: 4e - PF2 - 5e, if that is your line of thinking.

 

[darjr]

Could someone post that list here?

 

[Staffan]

You could look at that way, but it also comes from 4e. So it would be: 4e - PF2 - 5e, if that is your line of thinking.

What? I have no recollection of 4e having spells/powers split up with each power source having their own shared list. Quite the opposite: each and every class had their own list. Bards, artificers, swordmages, warlocks, and wizards were all Arcane classes, but they didn't share any spells in common.

Yes, 4e differentiated between different power sources, but that was primarily a flavor thing. An arcane character should do things this way, a divine character that way. But it's not like 4e bards could cast fireballs or anything like that.

 

[dave2008]

What? I have no recollection of 4e having spells/powers split up with each power source having their own shared list. Quite the opposite: each and every class had their own list. Bards, artificers, swordmages, warlocks, and wizards were all Arcane classes, but they didn't share any spells in common.

Yes, 4e differentiated between different power sources, but that was primarily a flavor thing. An arcane character should do things this way, a divine character that way. But it's not like 4e bards could cast fireballs or anything like that.

It is a stepping stone thing. One leads to the other and then the next.