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So it took them 12 years to figure out that to make a spellcasting Monk, they should've just made an Eldritch Knight-equivalent subclass...

Sorcerer needs a niche, and being the "innate" caster gives it a reason to be the simple design.

I generally like the complexity of 5e, and most of my complaints are some legacy systems (pact magic, wild shape, subclass progression)...

Who's making that assumption here, and why?

I think part of the "problem" here is the trouble people have keeping track of their spells. That's not a "the spells are bad" problem...

I don't think ending before the problems occurs counts as solving them.

At a minimum, don't publish any subclasses where the mechanics can't support the flavor. Shadow magic is awesome, but it requires, yeah...

Oh, don't even get me started on "themed spell lists". I ran a 1-20 level campaign with a shadow sorcerer...and guess what? Sorcerers...

Mike has been saying all around the internet and in threads here recently that their heuristic in designing and evaluating the survey...

As I said, it doesn't require much to discuss some of it in terms of how much attention it requires though. Spending a metacurrency is...

One also has to account for why a given player is averse to such things, too. Back in our TORG days, one of my players had no real...

Regarding meta mechanics and stuff. I think it is not clear cut so that something is absolutely meta or it is not. It is about whether...

So.. Warlock. And I've added + 1/2 proficiency on all saves for everyone a while ago.

I think there is a lack of specificity to the discussion that is making it hard to be precise. When I say 'unbridgeable', I mean there...

In fairness, though, back in the dark ages it probably took each of us a few years to accept and internalize the playstyles we use now...