They look a lot like Warlocks but with no spells and many more Invocations. Then there needs to be a Feat anyone can take that gets them one of those Invocations so they can also be Psionic as a side-hustle.
The rules say that potions weigh 0.5 lb. Does it really seem likely that it is 1 oz of fluid in a 7 ounce bottle? Does it seem likely that they're so much thicker than water that 1 fluid ounce weighs much more than one ounce? They seem to be in the four to seven fluid ounce range.
It makes sense that applying a Potion in your hand is a bonus action. Their weight tells us that they are only a few ounces of fluid, so they should be chuggable. However if that Potion is not already in your hand it will take an Interact to "draw" it. Also, if this is your buddies potion he had...
What if there was one new class per year, in a book about a setting that features that class? So 2025 = Eberron = Artificer. 2026 could = Dark Sun could = Psion. 2027 could = Exandria could = Gunfighter. 2028 could = Dragonlance could = Warlord
The way around that is to only spend force points to save the other characters butts. When Luke and Leia were running from the DeathStar Stormtroopers they didn't spend their Force Points to save themselves, they spent them to save each other, which is heroic, so their GM gave them back at the...
Taking your first level in Fighter rather than Rogue would get you 2 extra hit points and more fighter features. Given that Figgen will have more levels in Fighter than in Rogue this seems like a good idea. I would take the Wayfarer (what 2014 called Urchin) Background so that he has more Rogue...
It is not unique to Canada, but it might be worse in Canada. An economist would say that all economic decisions are made on the margin. If that is true then with the higher prices in Canada Canadian stores might, rightly, be somewhat more risk averse than US stores and therefore have smaller...
That is called Heavy Armor Mastery in 5e and if lets you subtract your PB from hits doing bludgeoning, slashing, and piercing.
As a feature for a monster call it 'Heavy Natural Armor Mastery' and let it to the exact same thing. However monsters have more hit points than PC's do so this does...
Get your DM's approval. Take two backgrounds. Pick one skill from each and the Feat you like best (if Human, consider taking both of them). Get stat bonuses in any of the stats either increases. Call it by both names, such as Farmer/Soldier. Take cash for equipment and buy the items from either...
A Pelinore setting book, not that they even remember it exists, Monster Manual 2 (ok if they call it the Fiend Folio), Yolande's Guide to X featuring some species and subclasses and spells and magic items updated to 5.24.
Tieflings are just people who were Defiled by Sorcerers in-utero, and now they're all freaky looking. I'm not sure about Orcs either, and isn't Athas supposed to not have Gnomes either?