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I don't like this: it's strictly better than the Extra Attack of all other classes. Either you help or you attack. Having the option should wait until 11th level, when the Fighter gets her third attack, the Paladin her damage boost, and so on.

This is what's known as a plot hook.

Watch the duel between Achilles and Hector in Troy: both start with spears and shields and both clearly have the PAM feat, striking with their spear butts.

Just give the spear reach when held two-handed. Or this.

Might be best to put that stuff in spoilers.

I think it depends upon what sort of campaign you want to run. A group of paladins could be aspirant Knights of the Round Table, for instance. A group of fighters or barbarians could be a warband.

Ah, someone had read the adventure from Dungeon with the house hunters. :)

I’ll have one core race: human. That’s it. Anything else is specific to the campaign, milieu, and so on.

Rather than removing spells, how about making individual spells more and more difficult to cast? A DC 1 check isn't onerous, but it's still a check, and the DC grows over time so it later rises to a DC 10 check, then DC 20, and in the fullness of time it becomes a DC 30 check. And have the PCs...

Yes, but they can still roll low numbers for subsequent levels. Let's take a typical fighter PC who starts with 14 Con so has 12 HP at first level. Suppose she rolls an average of 2 for the next 4 levels. So at 5th level she has a whole 28 HP when her maximum is 60. Is she really going to...

If you're doing that you should make your CON bonus the floor, or maybe a re-roll if you get below that number. Low HP warriors are pretty terrible in every edition and randomness works against them. Yes, it should average out in the long run but a low HP warrior will likely not survive to see...

Pick a number N between 0 and 3. Everyone starts with max HP at first level, maybe second level too, and thereafter gets MAX (HD) - N per level. This allows us to steepen or lessen the difficulty level. For example, if N is 3, Wizards, using d6, get 3 HP per level and Barbarians, using d12...

If you're going to do an adventure path, I wouldn't redo the Second War of the Lance but create one for the First War of the Lance. Let someone play Huma. Let someone play Magius. Let someone play Kaz. Let someone play the silver dragon, Gwyneth, later on.

D&D is a collaborative fantasy adventure storytelling experience in which players control the actors within a structured framework of challenge resolution.

I just love your creations. Reject the Dead seems a little wimpy, even given the origin. How about having the undead - regardless of CR - roll a second die if the first save fails and if that too fails then it is destroyed? Also, as is, I think it would be cleaner if the CR for those destroyed...

I have that book and it is well worth reading.

Lots of stuff already covered so I won't repeat that. I do have one textual issue. Throughout the document you refer to 'd6'. I think you should refer to 'die' or 'dice' throughout the document. I.e instead of have and instead of have (change italicised) This allows for the d6 to be...

That seems to have done the trick. Thanks.

I want a rebooted Dragonlance set between the founding of the Knights of Solamnia and the first war of the Lance.

Got one just after posting the above!