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Maybe I should try out microtransactions in my game. $1 per 100g, $10 for basic magic items, $25 for a level-up, $50 for an extra life, the list goes on and on. I'm sure that would go over well.

Disappointing that this made it through QC as-is.

I've been using prop Campaign Coins for inspiration and luck (custom stat). I also allow inspiration to be spent to "do something cool" which can take a lot of different forms and it's always adjudicated on-the-fly.

Assuming the caster can catch all the opponents in a 20' cube and they all fail their dexterity saves, at least.

For those curious, I've attached an Inkscape sheet I've been working on which has a houserule Luck score. It's fairly utilitarian, but I've never been a fan of ornate sheets. (The Inkscape .SVG vector file is zipped since ENWorld doesn't accept them as attachments.)

Seconding Inkscape. It's free, but there's a bit of a learning curve if you're not familiar with it.

Warlo... oh wait, wrong forum. :blush:

Put me down as someone who liked the pseudoscience of D&D psionics. To me, this feels like an attempt just to make it another flavor of magic (even though I know that's not really the intent).

Life Coach IMO. ;)

A couple more: Mid-levels: Create a dust devil when swung as a bonus action (I believe this spell is in the Elemental Evil Player's Companion High levels: Function as a dancing weapon

I suspect that a good array of new spells would go a long ways to making the eldritch knight feel more like the 4e bladesinger and/or swordmage. Currently the great majority of spells are more aligned towards a full caster.

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?429638-Taking-a-stab-at-the-nonmagical-bard&p=6558638#post6558638

If you think "warlord" is synonymous with martial healing, then i'm sorry, but you don't know warlords at all. It's so much more than that. Note that nowhere in my post did I even mention healing. By the way, "because it might not fit every campaign" is about the weakest argument around to not...

I'd hazard a guess that the great majority of players interested in a warlord class specifically do not want a magic-using class. 5e has plenty of room for a "face" oriented warrior class that is moderately competent in hand-to-hand combat but excels at supporting his allies and the social...

I mentioned warlords and avengers in the text field.

There was positive feedback for Dragon+?

Winds around the flail spontaneously rise and flames gutter when the forces of chaos draw near. Can create an effect equivalent to Animal Messenger or Sending (although the message is carried on the wind, instead) Something that amplifies the wielder's voice (similar to 4e ritual Battlefield...

"Somebody's playstyle is different from my own! What's up with that?"

Adapt 2e psionics to 5e. That was the most flavorful version, imo, even if its balance was questionable. Pseudoscience and all.

Just because the player knows an item exists and wants it doesn't mean the character does. If the DM works with the players to provide items that support their characters, it can simply be seen as fate or luck.