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No they decided Angels too a more mortal looking form instead of weird Biblical one to avoid breaking mortal minds, so hence why I accused it of being lovecraftian.

They decided that Angels took the humaniod look instead of a Biblical one, by choice to avoid breaking Mortal minds.

Above the Table Interview with Jeremy Crawford. We almost got a higher then Solar CR Angel that was more Biblical (alien in form). Honestly the way Jeremy describes the Angels makes them feel more lovecraftian & alien then the Aberrations. Also a bit on Eberron airships.

No, it's a poll question, but Green is it's good enough, Yellow mean fine, but needs work, and red is Hell no period.

At higher levels you can use your channel divinity to cast Banish and Confusion, seems pretty powerful there, but it is more utility focused then combat.

Grade College of the Moon, Green, Yellow, Red?

Grade Knowledge Domain, Green, Yellow, Red?

What grade do you give the Winter Walker? Green/Yellow/Red?

It actually kind of awkward for the first 2 levels compared to other Paladins who have the strength for heavy Armour, but you go dex instead, before the first subclass features kick in.

I understand if you don't still have a source for that, but I'd love to see it if you do?

I guess with deals like this the movie finally reached profitability.

Bladesinger, is it Green, Yellow, or Red?

How do you grade Scion of the Dead Three? Green, Yellow, Red?

I figured this fit here because it will likely involve settings that are also D&D Settings, like Theros, Ravnica, Arcivios, etc... Also I think this makes more D&D shows and movies more likely and gives us an idea of what the partnership might look like.

Is Oath of the Noble Genie Green, Yellow, or Red?

Elven High Magic is basically Circle Casting too. I was thinking about Spells that could become permanent from the PHB with Circle Casting and the top ones were Magifscent Mansion & the Summon X list of Spells. And Magifscent Mansion made me think what if Circle Casting on some cases gets...

It's unfortunate too because we lost out on some seriously fun stuff like Stone & Sea Sorcerers.

Laeral a chosen of Mystra & Archwizard as well as a Spellfire weirder, but Spellfire is a separate ability from all the rest, you don't need to be chosen of mystra or a Archmage to weild it. In 4e Spellfire was actually a separate class related to Spellscars in fact. They've tried to model...

I love that novel, so it's your loss.

Your confusing Blue Fire for Spellfire. Your not an archmage with Spellfire, the first Spellfire weilder we see is a 16 year old girl who works at tavern before she goes on her adventure. No fancy book learning needed.