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I like the idea of a horror campaign taking place in a train, and the longer the PCs go without getting to the bottom of everything, the more the various cars of said train become demented/horrific/corrupted. Meaning if things REALLY hit the fan, there's only one car that is a safe haven, but...

Innistrad is supposedly coming back as one of the card set blocks this year IIRC. And as much as I wouldn't mind Ravensloft, part of me feels like it's still a bit "too soon" for that again since Revamped was somewhat recent.

Sounds like a PC concept of an Inevitable.

Exactly the same.

As much as everybody knocks on the Complete Book of Elves, I really dig the concept of the Bladesinger, how important they are in the elven community, and the fact that Evermeet felt like the land the Middle Earth elves would journey to once they got tired of the world. For all the other elves...

I want that 5E Moria book.

I don't clearly remember that line being about pies.

I too saw it and felt it was bare boneish. Not as bare bones as Tasha's Custom Race is, but still. Again I just like though that I can do a 5E Drider PC with it though.

Pretty interesting.

Because a Warlock's power is "on loan" from the Patron. They only get the little bit they are allowed by their Patron as a reminder of who holds the leash most of the time. Also the Warlock's major big deal is their SLAs via Eldritch Invocations. Since a Sorcerer has no such constraints, fluff...

Cuz then she would just LA to no sale the stun. If she has no LA, she can't no sale a saving fail when she needs it. The Monk won't be hitting like a truck but still helps out in a way. Also Tiamat standing there being dizzy while everybody gangba-I mean dog pile her would be anticlimactic...

Hmm, I like the idea of an enemy with Legendary Actions , being immunes to stuns, but the Monk can still put a damper in things by burning thru said enemy's Legendary Actions.

She can't be stunned, but instead of getting stunned, she would lose an legendary action if she fails the saving throw, which in theory, could be slightly annoying in her eyes.

I personally feel like that, since they had no problems with introducing stronger races options with some strong racial features like the Goblin, Yuan-Ti, Satyr/Centaur(because of their singular "Fey" typing), that WoTC has no problems with introducing the idea of an option being a bit more...

Carbon 2185, a 5E Cyberpunk game, does something similar to what you suggest, where it allows you to use STR for Heavy Ranged Weapons, like a Gatling Gun, instead of DEX for both attack and damage rolls.

Modern problems require modern solutions.

Let's not forget: if your gonna have Witcher type characters that hunt monsters, you have the Blood Hunter and the Ranger as part of the default class selections. Xanathars Guide even has a Monster Slayer subclass for the ranger. (I would also say allow the UA version of it, which is known as...

So, sure we can have super strong halflings, but there's still the issue of smaller races suffering penalties(disadvantage) if they try to wield a heavy weapon. So if Hercules the Halfling can lift a mountain/is bench pressing as Mr. Faerun America, why is he having probs wielding a Fullblade...

So what is everyone's opinion on testing their dice to see if they are balanced or not? Like you go through the whole Warm Salt Water test or the best way of "testing" to see if your dice are balanced or not? It never occurred to me to do something like that until I was reading something bout it...

Should've used a dice tray!