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Demon or god, it makes little difference. Gods are basically one step above in power and the only thing that differentiates them is that the latter can grant powers. None of the D&D gods have any real dominion over anything except their own pocket dimension, similar to some more powerful demons...

Rule that when using Strength non-light, non-heavy weapons, the damage increases by one die. Heavy weapons reroll 1s on damage.

Lolth has been a god since Deities & Demigods in 1980.

It would be nice if WotC would do another balance release of the content from UA that isn't going to be in Xanathar's Guide. They should never have wasted space by putting reprinted SCAG content in it and instead added a few more subclasses that aren't being printed.

Very disappointed that the Lore Master isn't making it into the book. I want to play a generalist, not a war mage. It's a lousy excuse that it's overpowered to not include it when every subclass needs balanced before it's put into the book.

What I want to know is if they plan on printing the revised ranger in a reprint of the PHB. I don't care what they call it when they publish it online.

There are deaf and mute people who can read, but not speak. There are people that are highly intelligent that are unable to be eloquent or express themselves via speech even if they know all the words they should say. There are people who have a major neurological stutter that can sing...

If they want the subclasses in the SCAG they can buy the SCAG like everyone else. If the writers thought they didn't want to deprive people who don't play games in Faerun the subclasses that aren't firmly rooted in Forgotten Realms, maybe they should have thought of that before putting such...

In the course of three years, that's very little crunch. To reprint stuff when they are releasing a single crunch book in three years is just ridiculous. I did actually buy the SCAG for the little bit of crunch that was in there, the rest of the book is useless to me. Why is precious space being...

It doesn't resemble it at all. The name is different, most of its power and where it derives its power from are completely different. It isn't the same subclass, no matter what they say in the PDF.

I wish they would revisit the Undying Light Warlock.

I really wish the 45 sub-classes would be included in the book and there was a hardcover option.

I hope they are fully colored with all new art and enough new content to justify hardcovers.

The problem I have with these various digital tools is that they charge full book price for the content. It's digital, the cost should reflect that. Plus, you should be allowed to add your own content so that people who already own the books can just add it.

A failure on the saving throw only makes the caster insane until he finishes a long rest.

My current plan is a human (variant) Rogue Swashbuckler multiclassed into a Warlock. I haven't decided if it should be a bladelock or a tomelock. I also haven't decided on a patron.

Finally, an adventure I may actually pick up. I wonder if we will get some player options to go along with it.

Usually I just pass over campaign settings people write because they are all very generic in their attempt to be somehow different. This one actually caught my attention. I certainly would like to know more about the world. Not sure $150 is something I would want to spend on a single book though.

Call me skeptical, but if I was designing a program, I would make it very easy to input data so as not to need a whole lot of coding to add a new system or content. It already costs $30 for the program.

They are charging $20 for SRD content?