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Any chance they'll be released around the same time as those other classes (ex. the Slayer) you mentioned earlier?

1. Looks and plays like Dungeon world, but with D&D's game mechanics. or 2. Looks and plays like D&D, but with Dungeon World's game mechanics. or 3. Somewhere in between. There might be game mechanics that work in both RPGs. ;)

It's more of a mix IMO. There will be those who say that D&D in its' current and past incarnations have been too complex. Then are those who think D&D currently has gone the other way by simplifying things. Players who want 5e to be crunchy in a Goldilocks sort of way, not too little, not too...

Yes. Any class that mostly relies on physical strength, dexterity, and combat skills (aka combat maneuvers) is getting it from a single 'source'. The martial classes use the same source, but each of them uses and expresses it differently. Just as the spellcasters use a single source-Magic- and...

https://figcat.com/lists/modern-day-rpgs-urban-fantasy/#the-list I came across this list of modern-day urban fantasy RPGs a moment ago. I could see a couple of them being converted over to 5e.

This might deserve a thread of its' own, but what would you like to see for a 5e Urban Arcana setting?

Or the future. Imagine a D&D version of Shadowrun where the world became more like a Modern-Day version of Eberron. We just have to make sure such a setting isn't all like the one in the movie Bright.

The Dragonborn nation of Tymanther and the Genasi nation of Akanul would be a nice addition. ;) The Council of Wyrms setting writ extra large. ;) Instead of an archipelago to rule over, it's an entire world ruled by dragons. ;) If Abeir had its' own setting, what it could be like? And when...

If the upcoming FR Player's Guide has any material regarding the Mulhorandi and their animal-headed deities, you might just get your wish. ;) I hope that the new book will offer something for the 5.5e Genasi.

While the 2024 PHB has a couple of pages that bring up the Exploration and Social Interaction pillars for 5.5e, they don't have much to go on mechanically as the Combat pillar does. So, the subclasses are more oriented to combat. As for the other two pillars, it's up to the player to role-play...

He's referring to the Summoner class. Pathfinder has a Summoner class. https://www.d20pfsrd.com/classes/base-classes/summoner

I don't think there are that many adventures (official, 3pp or homebrewed) for 5e that go beyond 15th to make it worthwhile to pick up a prestige class.

The fourth or fifth feat in the chain would have to be something like a Boon Feat.

They could be reintroduced for 5e/5.5e. But would they be introduced as they were in earlier editions of D&D, or could they be reintroduced in a new format such as a feat chain? If brought back as they were in 2e/3e, then you would have to deal with the drawbacks that come with multiclassing. As...

I am going for a tiger-striped Tabaxi.

A Calamity of Aberrations. ;)

Could you see Aberrations as beings who see reality not in terms of black, white and shades of gray, but in terms of blue and orange? https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BlueAndOrangeMorality

A polymorphed Rogue who grew to like his new form. ;) "I am small, unassuming and cute. No one, save my teammates, will know that I am a skilled Rogue in disguise."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faction_(Planescape)#Original_factions The above link provides a list of each of the Planescape Factions, and a bit of their philosophy. After reading through it myself, I would throw my lot in with the Free League (aka the Indeps).