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About the Arcane Archer Ok, since the feat isn't there (like most, I looked for it on the list) who knows that maybe it can be a subclass? After all, it was a Prestige Class like Eldrtich Knight and Arcane Trickster. If it's the case witch class it'll belong? Fighter? Ranger? Bard? Sorcerer...

When I saw this on the playtest I was kind of "Why? I can create my background and my story, without the need of rules for this". But when I read it on the Basic Set I changed my opinion. We have 4 personality hooks to put on our sheet and this is amazing. When I saw a bunch of newbies filling...

Well, on the last playtest packet, they had.

I DMed an adventure and the fighter took more than 50. The player said "well, I only fail with a 1". And... yes, 1.

Well, it's necessary. But not for the PC hit the NPC but the opposite. See, the rules was built with "bounded accuracy" with it. This means that you'll face lower levels monsters on high-level but with more quantity. It can be possible that the PCs AC go higher than a creature could hit. Maybe...

Same here. I am thinking about all the possibilities that the background can give to us. It's a great tool to give us a very interesting character

About the hellhound thing. Guys it isn't a "feature" but a personality description. The hellhound is an example. This trait is for role play propose and not for "benefit during play". Imagine that you will fight orcs in a proportion of 3 to 1. You'll do it without fear. Your fellows companions...

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This is image is so badass that I'm using it a facebook cover.

About the CR: the cleric sheet made it clear that it's more than a encounter build measure. It's an overall monster power metric. Some characters abilities will affect some monster depending of its challenge. See the "Destroy Undead" 5th-level ability on cleric sheet.