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I agree with @Kobold Stew in that, of those two classes, the Warlock would make a better generalist. They have a higher hit die and have light armor and shield proficiency. But I also agree that the best generalist would be the Bard since they are the quintessential Jack-of-all-trades.

Dizzy spells

For your quote, you could also have gone with: “Politicians hide themselves away They only started the war Why should they go out to fight ? They leave that all to the poor” - Black Sabbath, “War Pigs”

The weapon mastery for a Sabre should be: CUTTHROAT: on a critical hit, the target instantly dies on its next turn if it hasn’t been administered a Medicine skill check in the interim. (Is it still too soon for Clint Malarchuk jokes?)

Sadly I’m going to miss the video because I’m currently on a cruise ship docked at a port in the Bahamas. Wait, scratch that, I’m not sad about my predicament at all.

Technically, Death Knights do exist (just ask Lord Soth), but I know what you mean. I created a “Death Knight” Fighter subclass, but I had to call it Doom Knight because Death Knights exist in the MM.

For the most part. But when I’m teaching new players, I feel like the names might not be as obvious of a description of their mechanics, and I fear that the new players would be put off by having to flip through all the pages of feats to figure out what each one does.

Oh well, I’ll just have to recreate my own Excel spreadsheet. Thanks for the info, Shardstone.

Did anybody happen to notice, in any of the previews, if the Feats chapter had a handy table with brief feat descriptions like there was in 3.x and 4e? That way my overwhelmed players can scan the list and then look up the feats they want more clarification on. That was a pretty basic thing...

Do we know yet what the Weapon Masteries are for Halflings, Gnomes, Goblins, and Kobolds?

That picture looks more like the Faerie Fire spell to me

I feel like Fey Touched and Shadow Touched should be origin feats. There's always a chance your character could be "touched" during the campaign, but more than likely it would happen when you're younger, if not directly at birth. Of course, they'd have to remove the +1 ASI from them.

I just got caught up in the "2024 Spell Changes" thread (We had company over for dinner tonight and now I'm ~47 million posts behind on the forum), and it seems that Sleep gives Incapacitated the first round, then Unconscious thereafter. EDIT: Ninja'd by @mellored

That site says (I Italicized the last line): Feats Feats now come in four varieties: Origin Feats, General Feats, Epic Boons, and Fighting Styles. There are a lot of feats. For brevity, I’m going to skip the Epic Boons and any feats that didn’t change in function.

I saw it in the @SlyFlourish video when he just happened to absentmindedly flip to the feats section. I was specifically looking for it because Mike was lamenting how there were no mechanics in character creation (Species & Backgrounds) to make a character from the Feywild. My thought was just...

After seeing the list of Conditions, I'm surprised the Sleep spell gives the Incapacitated condition rather than the Unconscious condition.

About the only thing more personal would be “Now young Skywalker, you WILL die.”

Because it’s divisible by more than just itself and 1 🤷🏻‍♂️

Habitat: Underdark I love this inclusion in the new MM!

I’m surprised it doesn’t say CR 22 or 23 in liar