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thanks everyone for the feedback. The thing would also be that there would be as little as possible of DM opposition on this, logic wise. Could guild artisan directly be an archeologist type?

You should see how we draw our crappy circles we call "trees", squares we call "houses" or "crates". Not to mention PC initial letters who are... well PC's.

Eh, give or take.

I would think that when compared to 3rd edition, it simulated Magic jar spell back then. Which made all sorts of shenanigans but basicly it was worded as: "your soul replaces the targets soul as the controlling party of the body." There it definately didn't make the ghost vulnerable to anything...

I think the possession is intended to make the ghost undamageable until the possessed body is reduced to 0 hp.

in my world, there are as enough adventurers as there are hookers and blow. which is a lot.

I don't believe that ranger has ever been nothing more than a mix of various classes, since first introduced in adnd 1e.

I guess...

Getting to fling more than one spell in a round can be confusing: If you get to cast as action and bonus action, one of them must be a cantrip. If you get two actions to cast spells such as being lvl 2 fighter and some caster combo, you can cast both as anything you like. If you add bonus action...

Player cannot show up, we dont play at all. It is a group experience anyhow.

I picked up somewhere that elves are actually nocturnal species. I am not sure where this was, maybe somewhere in 2nd edition... or I just saw a dream also, I agree on the darkvision spell. It should be available at 1st level.

I was wondering about a character that would revisit a dungeon the party has visited and take a few extra things that require more time than just spot and grab. Like such a stone slab that was part of an dm intended puzzle and decorated with pictures and ancient text, but must be chiseled out of...

what spell roll? Spell attack? its caster stat modifier + proficiency. if it is a save DC you're looking for, it is 8+ stat mod + proficiency.

I didn't know that dragonborn had such a bad rep?

To me it sounds like the ruler of the land where Snarf came from.

... King Snurre?

Disadvantage might be too much to always have. Maybe a strength bonus limit, that if you are under it, you have disadvantage on throwing it. Reduce the range as well.

I meant that by the rules presented in the book, invisible creatures location is determined automatically UNLESS it tries to roll for stealth.