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I assume it is some combination of the feedback that resulted in Warlock's remaining CHA casters instead of INT and that Sorcerer's were one of the last classes finished, which as some will point out left them seeming a bit half-baked.

That is hope bordering on delusion. I do think any setting book should be putting aside space to discuss to at least briefly discuss each class, their role in the world, and potential changes or plot hooks. Even for basic thieves and fighters you can discuss thieves guilds and militias they...

The mega-corp is also a religion, so it has that going for it. And here's this quote from the DMG: In some campaigns, believers hold enough conviction in their ideas about the universe that they gain magical power from that conviction. In other campaigns, impersonal forces of nature or magic...

4e did it as a Wizard....alternate, essential things class thing at the tail-end of the edition, which you can take as indicator of where it at least was on Wizards priority list.

Which you're not going to get, because there isn't one. The same way there isn't one for most of the Cleric domains in the game. I agree with what you're saying; the D&D classes don't always map well when used in the conversion of another IP to the game. It gets real awkward with MtG because...

I understand why they worked so hard to separate the setting from Potter, but one idea they should have taken was giving their fake sport a memorable name.

No.

I have no problem with this book, but let's not act like those are things that only could been done with MtG setttings. People complaining about crossovers have other reasons.

If Fletcher says he's in the movie, he's likely in the movie, but the Forgotten Realms Wiki does not confirm anything.

The Strixhaven colleges are the five "enemy-colored" pairs of colors. This was done very deliberately, and the head magic designer has said multiple times they don't intend for their to be another set of "ally-colored" paired colleges.

I can't say steampunk comes to mind for either of these. They said 3 classic settings in the next two years. So basically by the end of 2022.

I believe he's trying to say they should have skins of D&D characters of Fortnite. And I guess crossover with Batman in a comic.

There wasn't.

Also the namesake for a small set of dungeon tiles.

That was Ravnica's gimmick, wasn't it? Strixhaven was a faction world, and that will certainly play a heavy role in this book. But advancing in school is quite different from advancing in something like the FR factions.

I would put a lot of money on that not happening.

A referee at the table could make for a funny one-shot. There are members could do with making some flashcards and giving themselves a little study session to deal with their most common mistakes. But there concern isn't and shouldn't be perfection and never getting a rule wrong. But the one...

There aren't any.

I think they will have a list of Wild Talents you can pick from (with a table to roll on to give one randomly) with a feat that also gives one + other bonus, but they won't call it a feat given at first level so as to play a little (and I do mean little) bit nicer with tables that give out free...

You two are literally just repeating the same argument you had previously for half the thread. With the same points. Over something that neither of you can be right or wrong about. Food for thought.