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I realllllyyyy like that guilty soul trap

Ghost trap variant: Balor trap (elite) I don't know how this works, but as a DM I want it...

Do you mean Idealistic Leader?

You mean like Spellbreaker? I mean it's not the hard denial the 1e Barbarian had, but it is very useful against casters.

Trials and Treasures page 156 has rules on creating an exploration challenge. Part 5 (on page 157) discusses how to determine the CR. Basically it's the same as a creature (subbing average DC of ability checks for AC).

Yes. I have a player playing a Rune Knight on the A5E fighter base and it's running well so far. I've also used a death domain on an A5E cleric along with a Warmage on an A5E wizard with no issues.

I have a quick question on this. I may be misreading it, but I think the amount of attacks you quoted isn't accurate. According to what I'm reading for Perfect Assault it says " When you activate this maneuver, you take the Attack action and make two weapon attacks, as well as double the number...

My table calls it semi-resistible dance

Well capstone abilities in A5E are much better than capstones in O5E. I mean just looking at Adept/Monk comparison. O5E Monk Capstone: A5E Adept Capstone: The differences are significant and make the decision to dip into a second class more impactful. And this is the same for all the...

I love me a good Bard or Wizard (tied) with Paladin being close behind followed by cleric. All others are just ok. For Wizard I love battlefield control more than anything. Having a nice variety of tools to be able to deal with encounters. Bard's draw for me is just it's sheer versatility...

Love this @toucanbuzz , but I have a question on one of your rankings. (Otto's) Irresistible Dance is marked as a minor change and you talk about the fact you can cast it at higher level to affect more creatures. However you don't mention that the spell now has a save negates when cast in...

fair enough

Reviewing the rules in Trials and Treasure about using spells from an Item I don't see any specific rules that change the ruling by Crawford so I'm inclined to say LU follows the same rules. Edit: Ninja'd by @Steampunkette

OK. My insomnia got the better of me so I sketched out a rough draft of an archetype for a rogue using warlock casting as a 1/3 caster. Eldritch Larcenist

Yup. Pink dragons blow the bubbles of DOOM!

I really hope you do yellow and pink dragons at some point

For Fighters I would love to see a fighter that gets Divine/Druidic magic. I know this tends to step on the toes of Heralds/Rangers, but I feel this is a concept that's under utilized. For Rogues I imagine one that gets spells similar to pact magic from the Warlock, but the rogue has access to...

One of my players is a Goblin Wizard using the Studio Agate War Mage Archetype so he's a full wizard with Light, Medium, and Heavy armor prof, shield prof, Martial weapon prof, and took the Warcaster/Battlecaster feat so he can avoid Somatic/Seen components. He'll be thrilled when I show him this.

I second this. Especially since it can make it easier to reference back to my players where to find "x" is.

As is written you could combine them. I can't say for certain if that's intentional or not. Does make a shield spell/parry weapon a useful combo though