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Compared to previous UA classes as far as inspiration goes, these are pretty MEH Mechanically, they both seem pretty solid and not particularly over/under powered.

Wouldn't it be better to just ask your players to play the more iconic races? Imagine rolling a 7. Now that player is not playing elf (or any race that has to put their lowest to CON), since they will be behind on the expected HP curve and likely dying. I mean if your players dig that, sure go...

the notion of vampirism is way older than any of these things sure, I have it from those, but before there was oral tradition that relayed tales of terrible monsters and heroes as I said, it depends on what stories do regular people tell their children in your world

Amulet of the Planes 4 abandon all hope, move to some other plane Bag of Tricks 20 Elven Chain 16 Frost Brand 26 Horn of Valhalla 18 Mace of Disruption 20 Portable Hole 21 Ring of Feather Falling 14 Robe of the Arch Magi 19 Scarab of Protection 21 Staff of the Magi 26 Wand of Wonder 15

I've never seen a vampire, but I know how I would deal with one from the many stories I've heard or read so I would guess it all depends on what your characters hear as stories in the world you play in

Amulet of the Planes 13 Bag of Tricks 19 Elven Chain 18 Frost Brand 24 Helm of Comprehending Languages 0 could not comprehend Horn of Valhalla 18 Mace of Disruption 20 Portable Hole 23 Ring of Feather Falling 15 Robe of the Arch Magi 26 Scarab of Protection 21 Staff of the Magi 23 Wand of Wonder 21

Amulet of the Planes 17 Bag of Tricks 19 Elven Chain 18 Frost Brand 26 Helm of Comprehending Languages 10 que? Horn of Valhalla 19 Mace of Disruption 20 Portable Hole 19 Ring of Feather Falling 15 Robe of the Arch Magi 24 Scarab of Protection 21 Staff of the Magi 22 Wand of Wonder 21

Honestly, that depends on how your world views death and corpses in general. Maybe necromancy is common or not all that weird. After all, the corpse doesn't really serve any purpose once the spirit leaves it, so why waste a good skeleton that can work without having to be fed or complaining...

having 18 or 20 in main stat at lvl 1 for a caster (for martials it's a bonus damage which is very nice) does not have as big of an immediate impact as having a feat at lvl 1 caster taking a feat for a stat increase is usually not the best choice (barring maybe resilient, which comes with a...

Surprised nobody nominated the Tiamat, so I'm going to. Bow down to your queen or perish in the multitude of breaths.

having significant bumps in power while your characters grow seems more fun to me than just adding another +X as I get more levels (ofc. casters still had their large bumps every time new spells unlocked) never played those, but if only advancement for non-casters was adding +1 to their...

but that just sounds extremely boring

Floon Blagmaar :sick:from Dragon Heist fits the casanova bill quite well.

5E did a good job of rewarding the system master by doing a bit more damage/being more efficient while also making the baseline strong enough that you do not feel like a complete chump in comparison if you do not know the system so well I would say punishing them is giving them a whooping...

I don't think anyone takes +1 to all anyway, unless you roll and all your higher rolls fall on odd numbers the change seems fine, humans still kind of pay a price by not having dark vision

I mean fighters get this as a maneuver 4x per rest (with added d8 bonus to damage if they hit) and this spell costs you 0 slots and 10g, I would say it's still pretty amazing even if giving advantage only to 1 attack per round

Monk and paladin have rather underwhelming capstones druid probably takes the cake, unlimited shapeshift is insane

so you are pretty much ensuring that most people will roll a martial class, as this will not affect their power curve, but will significantly butcher that of a caster I suppose it is one way of doing it

but they got rid of the restrictions that the generalist wizard avoided and as such they got rid of the need for a generalist the closest you can come to a generalist would be probably diviner, since portent is useable for pretty much anything and is in no way relevant to only spells and the...

I personally have no issues with players using their phones as long as it is game-related we have this vast resource of information of rules/rulings that can be quickly looked up to clarify thing, spells that can be clarified etc. personally I find it much easier to find what a spell does by...