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While the sinuous are serpent-people, they're pretty notably different from the yuan-ti. In particular, they're extremely good-coded and intended as a player heritage, not an NPC enemy faction. I'm very proud of them, but you'll have to reskin them pretty dramatically to use them as a yuan-ti...

First print proof has been shipped, which means this is going much more smoothly than last time; I should have it in a week or so and should be able to make a decision about whether the print version looks good or needs further tweaking shortly thereafter.

Also: PDFs should be updated now.

Ah yeah, whoops, that's just an error on my part - it should be that creatures making checks to avoid or escape your grapples do so at a -1d4 penalty instead. I will get the PDF updated with revised wording at some point in the near future. Use the following wording in place of the first...

They are indeed. Mike tagged me into the thread after the initial batch of feats I wrote up for En5ider came up. It is indeed another approach, but perhaps one some other folks reading might find useful.

I was the original author of those multiclass feats articles in EN5ider and I eventually expanded them into my very first third-party release. It's a few years old at this point, but it covers all the base classes in the 2014 PHB. (It's also on sale for $3 as of this message posting.)

Update: revised cover design was accepted and a print proof has been ordered. We'll see how this looks in a few weeks!

Update: well, smoother than last time (so far) but not totally smooth. The initial cover file was rejected during pre-media (which is better than having it fail after you've ordered a proof!). I've uploaded a fixed one that will hopefully pass.

I've managed to get a number of things checked off the to-do list, so I'm hoping to get a batch of print files for MMV2 done this weekend and off to the Drivethru folks for review. Hopefully this will go more smoothly than the MMV1 process did!

Nothing substantive right now, no. I have been spinning a lot of plates for the last few months and haven't gotten the print files finalized yet.

It would almost have to be!

Print copies of MMV1 are finally available. Just got a good proof today. Hopefully the print version of MMV2 will go a bit faster, but we'll have to see, I guess.

FWIW, I've always ruled this as canceling the attack and I don't think it's overpowered that way; in fact, I always figured that was the point of this maneuver. If the triggering attack gets to connect before the maneuver goes off, it's kind of closing and locking the barn door after the horse...

Yep, that error happened, unfortunately. The good news is that you're actually the second person to bring it to my attention and the new PDF versions that dropped last night have it fixed. :)

If you're specifically looking for support for the 2014 rules, my very first release, Multiclass Feats, was for those. I switched to exclusively supporting A5E with the start of the Thematic Toolkit line. I have no plans to further support either the 2014 or 2024 rules.

Like all of my releases these days, it's based on Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition rather than on one of the versions of the WotC/Hasbro core rules.

I hope the fighter/warlock chain is to your liking! It felt very "metal" to me, and Rory said the same thing when he was balance reviewing it.

Okay, it's up!

I want to get a good proof from the first volume back first, but I also just ordered that, so yes, there will eventually be a print version available. And by the way, the PDFs are uploading now, it's just taking forever. As soon as that finishes, I will add a purchase link to the first post.