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I'd love to see the return of the Skill Point system. Proficiency Bonus is not added to skills, instead a player can invest up to bonus in any skill on their class list. Multiclasses character simple expand skills list instead of being limited to whichever class they leveled into. Expertise adds...

I'll rephrase and expand for clarification. Towards the end of 3.5 E, it could take four to five hours hours to build a 6th level melee, non-caster character if you were allowed the use off all the official Wizards content (which my group did). Using a site and/or program to help consolidate...

Compared to 3.x and 4E it's a rather quick. As others have said, system master and class are going to be a big determining factor. Another factor to consider is what content is available. I remember spending 4-5 hours just to build a melee, non-caster level 6 character towards the end of the 3.5...

Keep Pact Magic as is (or have the number of slot progress with Proficiency Bonus). At 5th level, give them a class feature that says, "When you roll for Initiative, you restore one expended use of a spell slot." Whether you increase the number of spell slots, people are less like to horde them...

So... Each of the Packs are now a cantrip. Magic Initiate is a level 1 background feat that grants access to 2 cantrips (plus some other stuff) Doesn't this mean a Level 1 character starting as a Warlock can have all 3 pacts?

So... Each of the Packs are now a cantrip. Magic Initiate is a level 1 background feat that grants access to 2 cantrips (plus some other stuff) Doesn't this mean a Level 1 character starting as a Warlock can have all 3 pacts?

After their recent bullshittery, I'm feeling meh. I'll still read the new UAs and take the survey, but I'm not going to hyper analyze naughty word.

Just got to the Epic Boon of Fate in the playtest. What the actual hell! The creature has all ready failed the test, why are you adding a penalty. Now if it said, "When another creature within 60ft rolls a d20 Test..." being able to add a penalty makes sense. Unless they are planing on having...

I picked Middle. While I didn't like the idea of save defenses, I do wish we'd steal the part of 4E's on which Attribute bonus is used. Fort (Strength or Constitution) | Ref (Dexterity or Intelligence) | Will (Wisdom or Charisma)

*There are a ton of classes/prestige classes from 3.x that I'd love to see as new classes/subclasses. *4E saving throw where Fort, Ref and Will are tied to two stats and you pick the better of the two. *Those 3.5 multiclass feats that basically allowed you count a specific class as another class...

Before all this went down, my group decided to play a "short" campaign using Star Wars RPG for a change of pace. We do plan on going back to D&D 5E afterwards, but we decide to only run older edition campaigns, 3rd party content, and/or homebrew.

Except that they didn't just convert the space into an arcade, but also demanded 25% of the profits from anyone else who wants to make pizza from now on. THAT is what makes them into a parasite.

Make Intelligence a non-dump stat (excluding those that have it as their casting stat). Let me get extra languages/tool proficiency for each intelligence mod. Make every Save important (looking at you Intelligence) or revert back to Fortitude, Reflex, Will. Let martial feel just as epic at high...

The only thing I'd change is decoupling ASI from class level and return it to character level.

I said it in the survey, they need to call it something other than feat; however, put it by the feat section. That way they cut down on word count and if they add new ones everyone knows where to look.

Fighting Styles as feats mean whenever a class/subclass grants them, they don't have to waste extra space printing the list and what they do for each individual one. Also, when a new Fighting Style is created it's just available (assuming DM allows book).

While I would prefer to have the subclasses available sooner than later, what I really want is the level you acquire a subclass and it features to be the same across all the classes (or at least within the class group). I really wanna see a subclass be tied to a class group instead of an...

1) Classes with baseline Extra Attack (Barbarian, Fighter, Ranger, Monk, and Paladin) have their levels stack when multi-classing (not counting Fighters extra Extra Attacks) just like full casters do for spell slots. 2) Standardized when subclass are gained across all classes. Preferably...

With the current rules for critting, there is less reason to hold onto spell slots.

Sleeping (Con) - How well you sleep.