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Maybe the new SRD will. I don’t see them giving the full changes away for free. There has already been put in a lot of work for it.

Do you mean OneD&D as the revision to the rules? Have you seen evidence if the claim that it is made for the transition you name?

There is no public part anymore. He closed the discord to just patrons a while back after the discord became too big. He didn’t throw anyone out who wasn’t a patron though.

Pretty clear result that spellcasting ranger is the preference. Especially when you realize that WotC requires a 70+% in favor on most changes.

Focus on your next session Be a fan of the player characters End your session by asking what your players want to have their characters do next session, so you can prepare better

Do the spell schools still matter mechanically?

I saw bad reactions, so I refrained from buying it. What I have heard afterwards had been pretty positive, but I just don’t buy what I don’t need at the moment. I’ll probably buy it and enjoy it, though I wish it had more setting info.

Pretty happy Divine Smite is now a spell. Makes it easier to keep BBEG’s alive for a turn longer ;)

No, you don’t get it. You can only compare the most extreme strength of every other class with the monk ;)

You’re insulted they added a simple option? Is this really something like calling you names? I know you’re trying to be helpful, but just try to imagine that there are people perfectly happy to go for a simple route. It doesn’t need to be stronger, because it isn’t bad. The biggest boost to...

the whole point is that it uses the higher of the two dice. Just a simple upgrade. Sadly, to optimizers anything that is not the best is the worst thing since stepping on lego.

They buffed monks.

Monks already have a fighting style. It is called Discipline.

Bardic inspiration works on attack rolls, ability checks and saving throws. That is enough because you roll these all the time. It inspires allies. Spellcasters roll ability checks and saving throws too. They even buffed the duration to an hour. Or maybe you are right. Fireball doesn’t really...

Oh yeah I like that, where they fight enemies they fought before. The story is about the PC’s getting stronger, right? It’s pretty core to the D&D experience.

I like popcorn. My players like popcorn. Giving the players a chance to feel how much more powerful they have become compared to their beginnings is a very important part of pacing, story and appreciation of when things do get tough. Variations in high and low tension is core to any designed...

technically it isn’t +1 to damage. It’s fine this way because it makes sense. You always get to use it when you hit. No saves, no conditions, no negation by monster immunities. Just let it be a less spicy option. It does not have to be good.

Really? I have those fights all the time. A world where powerful heroes are always fighting challenges just dangerous enough to knock someone out isn’t fun or realistic. Sometimes having a lvl17 party fight some bandits is really cathartic.

People waste a concentration slot now, why would they stop doing it?

Test it.