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Incidentally, that adventure also teased "Time Dragons"

Keys from the Golden Vault--Specifically "Affair on the Concordant Express"--has an illustration of the Outlands:

It says "a jump" to 17. Maybe a super level up? Sounds neat.

Amazon Link Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse: Wizards, RPG Team: 9780786969043: Amazon.com: Books

The art looks incredible

Yeah, I agree. My list is not my own preferences, but rather my predictions based on history, flavor, and some D&D team comments. If I had the Wizard my way? I would have a school specialty as an option in the base class (and you choose a second specialty at level 10), and have the following...

I'll bet you it's Evoker, Necromancer, Illusionist, and Diviner.

It's mainly Heroes Feast that causes confusion at my table. It's worded a little ambiguously, but it seems to only protect from the poisoned condition. Also, Necklace of Adaptation off the top of my head.

My players get confused all the time. Especially whether they are immune to poison damage, or the poisoned condition.

I think that the Ranger's biggest flaw is that their Class features require spell slots. Especially since their spell slots are so limited, and hey, there's actual spells the Ranger wants to use. Hunter's Mark just needs to be a Ranger ability you can use Prof times per day. And the Hunter...

I agree with these notes. Especially getting rid of the fiddliness. I also think that, if they want to make the Moon Druid the ultimate Wildshaper, they could let the Moon Druid prepare more Wildshape forms each day.

Valid. Though you don't necessarily need to include beast stats, like a CR 0 "Cat" in the Monster Manual. The stat blocks could be used by other classes too, for familiars, steeds, summons, or other beast companions.

My hope is that the Player's Handbook has a robust beast appendix. Then it'd almost be like choosing and preparing spells.

After playtesting this Druid with some buddies, I will say that I think the base class needs more than 3 prepared forms. I would go at least 5 to begin. Then work all the way up to 10. (Maybe PB plus WIS?)

I agree. And if there is a decent beast appendix in the PHB, then it's golden.

I'm very happy with this new Druid. Circle of the Sea is sick.

That's probably where "Cunning Strike" is going.

Looking at the alternate cover, I see some Mind Flayers and nothics. Excited for some Flayers

Here's what the 96-page book will probably be, perhaps in this order: 4 pages of general introductory info on Outlands and Sigil. 6 pages of character options: one species and a bunch of feats. 15 pages on factions. Each faction will get a page spread. A 35-page gazeteer of Sigil. Adventure...