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You might not have been one of the initial designers of A5e, but you certainly have contributed to it later on. :)

This approach could work for all of the classes, not just the Ranger class. Make every class into a package of skills.

Learning the cosmology for a given setting is an interesting thing to read about. :) My favorite D&D cosmology would have to be Eberron's because of the way those planes affect Eberron whenever they wax or wane and when they create manifestation zones on its' surface.

Level Up uses Skill Specialties in order to represent which areas with a given skill your character is an expert at. Characters get two Skill Specialties at 1st level and additional Skill Specialty at levels 5th, 9th, 13th and 17th. When a character makes an ability check to which their skill...

A $10,000 stretch goal for the Swordmage? It will be met! ;) Okay. :) I have a copy of Purple Martin Games' Manual of Adventurous Resources: Complete. So, I'll wait for the next episode to make its' debut.

What drew me to watch this video was @Steampunkette being your first guest. One thing I really like about being a participant on EN World's forums is getting to interact with those who have helped design Level Up. You get to post to and/or reply to them and learn new things such as what they are...

I am currently watching it. It's something new and something old for me. New in that it's not something I am really into, so it's a new experience for me. At the same time, however, it reminds me of being at a panel in a convention where you are sitting in the audience and watching the host and...

Nothing wrong with that. :) Sometimes you need to bend or break something to get something new. That's probably why I am interested in that class and whatever subclasses come with it. ;) I am already musing about which heritage I am going to pair it with.

There are probably two things in @Steampunkette 's upcoming Martial Artistry book that I am currently interested in checking out. The first being the Swordmage class that is a stretch goal in the upcoming crowdfunding of the book. I like the Gish class ever since I came across Laser Llama's...

Level Up does have a Psion class for its' Voidrunner Codex series. https://a5e.tools/rules/psion No need to wait for 6e to finally give anyone a psionic class. Psyknight | Level Up The figure at the top is a Psyknight (Praetor). Who does he remind you of? ;)

Or a setting based off of the Scarlet Nexus TV series. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scarlet_Nexus_(TV_series)#Plot The characters in this series possess a specific kind of psionics (Invisibility, super-speed, gravikinesis, etc.).

Generic Draconic Nation. ☺️

Cool. :) I have been wondering about some of the Dragonborn cultures in D&D for a while now. You've got the Dragonborn from the continent of Argonessen who have something like the Dragonbound culture. Then there are the Dragonborn of Q'barra in the Eberron setting and from the Draconic nation...

A 5e species of either Ghost Freak from Ben10 and the Fraal (aka the Gray) from Alternity would work IMO. I prefer Kabuterimon over his ultimate form. ;)

Any chance you could craft a Dragonborn culture based off of the Draconic Nations sidebar in the Adventurers' Guide? ;)Inquiring Dragonborn fans want to know. ;)

Bullseye! :) You nailed it. :) This needs to be an official Level Up/3pp culture. :)

Okay. So, we need a shadowy-like culture that lurks in out-of-the-way places then. ;) Everyone has heard rumors of such a culture, but no one is quite convinced that it is real. Such a culture might be hidden thanks to psionics. ;)

Well, they were cursed (blessed?) to be anthropomorphic Praying Mantises by who knows what. ;)

They only look insect-like because of that hard carapace. ;)

The closest thing to the Ghostwise Halflings in Level Up are Halflings with the Twilight-Touched heritage gift. Twilight-Touched You are blanched of both emotion and color with wide, alarmingly pure white eyes, and skin that is either starkly pallid or disquietingly sallow. There’s no hair at...