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I couldn't agree more with this. It has really surprised me. It's a really fun quick game and the fact that you can change classes, means that it has great replay value. I'm certainly going to get the expansion pack.
I've played a game based on the French Revolution and the Enlightenment, where 'science and logic' were the discovery of magic as a science.
It was awesome.
Superficially, these subraces might give players more options, but I think different new races would in many cases add more meaningful choices than these sub-races. We already have a winged race, we already have a few aquatic races (triton, water genasi etc.). Meanwhile, we don't have stats for...
I like it. It's not something huge and actually quite minor, but it is something that expands player options and makes it easier to customise your character.
I'm also going to look at this document, the next time my players will have to face an evil cult.
I really like this Unearthed Arcana article. The Shadow Sorcerer has just become my favorite sorcerer origin yet! The Undying
Light Warlock is very... weird, but in a good way!
I like the quality of these articles. What would the chance be of ever seeing a compilation of these published in a hard-cover book? Maybe called... Unearthed Arcana?
I also don't think the Favored Soul is overpowered or really that much stronger than the standard dragon heritage sorcerer. It is more flexible, but not really stronger. Like others have mentioned, it trades raw (mostly range) damage output for a slightly bigger list of known spells (mostly buff...
I am very happy to see them doing this. They might lack the resources to produce a lot of new books, but this gives players the minimum support needed to play the game with their favorite campaign setting.
About the actual rules: I have mixed feelings. I understand why they hesitate designing...
So, I just bought the 5e Dungeon Master's Guide and I love it. I'm was currently working on a future campaign, inspired mostly by Ravenloft and with a lot of Call of Cthulhu themes, so you can imagine I was quite excited about the idea of Sanity rules. However, although I really like the idea of...