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Giving the V human the bonus feat was to compensate for the other races getting bonus weapons, abilities, spells with the restrictions of where points are distributed. With that eliminated and the other benefits of gaining more skills/tools, it’s very apparent the gap has dramatically widened

Maybe we can sue them for ruining the game. Everyone else is suing them. :LOL:

Whether array or rolled, the imbalance will still remain

Unfortunately, Tasha opened Pandora’s box with the option for races to trade each individual weapon or armor for a skill or tool. So an Elf with proficiency in 4 weapons can exchange that for 4 tools/skills. An Elf fighter would do that as they are already proficient in them. Combine that with...

Which I am disappointed with as it was a perfect spell for them. Most classes have multiple damage cantrips, while the Bard has one.

With the other Races being able to place their bonuses any where, that makes Humans the weakest choice. The variant Human +1 to any 2 scores is trivial, even with the bonus feat at first level. Selecting an ASI boost for 1st level only makes your character on par with the other races for ability...

For increase damage output, why not just have the 3rd level subclass feature bonus damage be applied to each attack, similar to the Paladins improved divine smite. Example Hunter’s 1d8 nice per turn to each attack at 11th level For the tracking/perception, offer expertise in Survival and...

I'll cast Feign Death first, then pry it ;)

Xanathar's Guide has prodigy. But my point was why not straight expertise? For Fighting Initiate, it doesn't offer 1 style and your stuck with that style. Its the full feature of martial characters in that it allows you to change it later on.

I did confuse the 2. Sorry Though Uncanny Dodge is offered to Hunter Ranger at 15th level as an option

You can offer a variance of it as for the Monk's Step of the Wind. Can offer a choice of 2 of the 3. I can see the Ranger having both Hide and Dash. "Dashing" through the woods in hot pursuit of their prey.

I think it can to a certain extent depending on what the player wants. As it currently stands, the barbarian can GWF without a dip in fighter. Or if a player wants Devils Sight due what they envision n the character, they don't need to 2 level dip warlock.

But that is what is happening now with features from other classes being offered as feats. Additionally there are some features that make sense for other classes or subclasses.

Especially with Tasha out, we see features from other classes available as feats. However, it seems that rogues abilities are untouchable. Why can't there be a feat of just expertise of 2 proficient skills, Cunning action, or evasion. There is a variant of Evasion as part of the shield master...

I am guilty with that

Its not going to break the game but makes taking that race more appealing. They also can be relevant depending on game. Music instruments would allow a Bard to have a greater chance of using a magical musical instrument. Or a player gambler to be more proficient in more games. Or charlatan to...

True, but that is not clarified. Also a player may point out that if they are already proficient in said weapon or armor, then it is a waste of a feature

Its not there but I am going to allow it. Metamagic and Eldritch adept are definite as well. Still perusing.

I wont allow the Rogue to gain the Fighting Martial feat. Having a ranged rogue get advantage to hit with Aim and +2 to hit with Archery is a bit much. Spell versatility would be allowed as why stick with spells that may not be appropriate and make it less fun to play. Enjoyment and friendship...

I am confused. If you will allow a swap of all proficiencies for 1 tool vs one for one as stated in the book, then you think the original intent as in the book it is too strong. Otherwise why the restriction.