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I don't think the Precise Weapon Property is necessary, just make it that characters have to spend a feat to become proficient in these weapons. There's a feat in the PHB specifically for this. They spend a feat to gain proficiency in a few new, interesting weapons. Also, a lot of these are just...

Well, I skimmed through this and I'm not exactly sure what to say. They're strange and a few of their abilities are strangely worded. They seem like they're intended more for the roleplaying flair than they are anything else.

The running joke is that it's referred to as "Prestidigi-shower".

Prestidigitation can clean you after multiple castings. So, in about a minute, you're clean. It's a cantrip, so it has infinite castings per day.

It seems balanced damage-wise but I'm not sure about allowing a cantrip to make multiple attacks. The only exception to this that I've seen was Acid Splash, and that's only two adjacent creatures. There's a difference between Firebolt and Scorching Ray for a reason.

Also, you should change "Cube" to "Area". 5e doesn't assume the use of a battle grid, so using squares and cubes should be avoided as often as possible, unless the spell is actually capable of forming a cube.

Why a Constitution save? I would think that a Dexterity saving throw would make more sense.

Fair enough.

I think it needs a bit of testing. It has the opportunity to be very potent, but I would say that it's not really that powerful, just about on-par with Savage Attacker. On that note, I would actually rule that both can be used simultaneously, should someone have both this feat and Savage...

Vicar, how does one gain Advantage on Damage rolls? I can understand something like Savage Attacker, but you should really explain it a bit better so it's more obvious what you mean. Advantage only applies to d20 rolls. If you mean something like what Savage Attacker does, it would be best to...

See, I can understand maybe one or two and altering the description of maybe a skill or two, but how many extra skills do you need? The only one I think that would be of use to the system would be bringing back the Craft skills and making the process of creating items more direct, but that's...

Well, there's certainly no "Endurance" skill, which is what confused me the most.

Sorry, it just didn't seem like my area of expertise.

I would say... Pit Champion You are well versed in combat, both inside the ring and out. You receive the following benefits. On your turn, you may choose a target. As a Bonus Action, you may make your choice of an Intimidation or Persuasion Check, opposed by the target's Insight Check. The...

As I stated before, you can keep the damage as it is, but make it an attack cantrip requiring a roll that, when it hits, the target makes a saving throw to resist the extra effect. It makes it smoother and could even make for some interesting flavor. You invoke words of such disdain and torment...

I checked out your race and I don't really have a comment on it. I don't think it's for 5e and I only have experience with 3.5 and 5, so I can't comment on it, since it's got incongruencies with mine.

You should probably change this to something like an Attack roll that shoots a beam of psychic energy that harms the target, then they make a saving throw to resist the effects. It justifies the damage and makes it easier to expedite the rules text. After all, this kind of steps on the toes of...

I believe this would easily break the game when a Champion Fighter takes this feat. Then they'd threaten on a 19-20, and eventually an 18-20, meaning if they get advantage, that's a 20%/30% chance to stun respectively.

That is a fair point. I suppose I didn't take that into account.

This seems interesting in principle, but a constant +5 to reach distance seems a tad overpowered. Perhaps moving it to a higher level feature would be better. I mean, imagine a Raging Polearm Master. A 15ft reach at level 4? 3 if they're human? That's insane. Allowing them to select a different...