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The new grimlock lore is my favorite contribution to the core books. But that also means I want to be able to play one, and that turned out to be a thornier puzzle than initially expected. As I said, I'm so glad it worked out in the end.

That went through some iteration. There was a heritage in there at various points, but as it turned out, it works best as a culture. I'm just glad they're in there as a playable option, tbh. I lobbied hard for that and I'm so happy it made the final cut. :)

Once a month isn't too bad for a small release like the Thematic Toolkit line, but thank you. I'm glad they continue to be worth getting. :)

You are, but it's a timing thing. Let's say you're in the party with someone else who's playing a single-classed adept, berserker, fighter, herald, marshal, ranger, or melee warlock. They will get their second attack at level 5. Even with this, you won't get yours until level 7. That's a long...

Some of those concepts are already in spreadhseets, outlines, etc., but that's a good list. I'll see what I can do.

By the way, I recently did a revisions pass on the old Thematic Toolkits (I was missing a piece of legal text I needed, and I also incorporated some errata and typo fixes) and your improved wording is now in Storyteller. Plus you also got a thank-you on the credits page. :)

My eventual goal is to have so many A5E-specific options that nobody feels obligated to use WotC ones any more. ;) Clarification: note the word "obligated;" there will always be folks that want to run some treasured favorite archetype from a WotC work, and that's fine. I just want there to be...

The new fighter and adept archetypes in Thematic Toolkit: Scrapper are available.

With this, every class in the Adventurer's Guide has been covered once! And for this final entry of the current season, we've got one of the absolute pinnacles of physical combat: adept/fighter. Adepts can train as a Sentry, which makes them into an elite security expert. Able to wield polearms...

Multisubclassing would definitely be fun. I have an idea or two about how one could kind of simulate that by making multiple "half subclasses" and allowing players to pick two at character creation, but that obviously does stone nothing if you want to mix two existing ones.

I mean, does this not sound like a cool mix of John Constantine (played by Reeves) and Mickey (the Lincoln Lawyer) Haller (played by McConaughey)? That's where I got those castings from.

I hope 1/3rd casters are fine, because once the MoAR volumes conclude, all of the non-caster classes will have at least one. ;)

I feel like this character is played by either Keanu Reeves or Matthew McConaghey.

The Returned Guardian Heritage: Unliving, shade (MoAR Light & Dark) Culture: Lone Wanderer (Adventurer's Guide) Background: Returned (MoAR Light & Dark) Destiny: Devotion (MoAR Light & Dark) Class 1: Herald: choice of: Deepfire Emissary (Fiery Justice), Holy Champion (Adventurer's Guide)...

This idea comes with all the disclaimers. It's probably not something I could get legal permission to do, and it'd likely be unbalanced if I did. However, when the Savant got released, the first idea I had was a subclass that could use the level-less (and risky-to-cast) spells in The Book of...

There will probably be a necromancer wizard from PMG at some point, but it probably won't be in MoAR. I say "probably" because we've got firm plans out to volume 5 and while there will be a volume 6, it's still not finalized in terms of content. As you may have noticed, though, we're trying to...

NICE

So with half the planned MoAR releases out, the first season of Thematic Toolkit wrapping this month, the DDG on the way, 7 issues of Gate Pass Gazette published, the Handbook of Heritages from @Faolyn out, and two excellent books from Homebrew and Hacking which allow you to make your own...

Please do, and share when you do! ...maybe I should start a thread...