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We tried using 2d10 for attacks, saves, and checks. We actually still use it for checks but it didn't work great for attacks and saves, too flat.

Assuming the bonus attack from GWM would put it at 125, right? I don't think that's a reasonable assumption to make but gives you the fifth attack that gets you closest to 120.

Great Weapon Master with assumption that you'll hit every attack and get to make the bonus action attack, maybe? Using your 15 and just adding +10 puts it at 125. Have to agree that the former estimate doesn't hold up under scrutiny.

I very much miss playing both the 4E Fighter and Warlord, myself.

I find I'm mostly attached to the settings I've actually played MTG in. Dominaria, Kamigawa, and Mirrodin. While I know of some of the other settings, these are the ones that call to me. Particularly Mirrodin, really would enjoy that setting, I think. I'm not as familiar with the stuff that...

I don't hate this. At the same time, I like having choices to make as my character progresses. If there's a spot in between the two, I think I'd really like that a lot. Perhaps your underlying ability in various class abilities is improved at a slow pace and at certain levels you can choose to...

It might not have been clear in my original comment. The way I want Extra Attack to work so far is not to give additional attacks as part of existing actions, but rather for each additional attack given by the feature in the current system, to remove the disadvantage on an additional attack. So...

I really like the variability that the three-action system provides non-spelllcasters in combat. Spellcasters are still a little stuck in PF2 because most spells are two actions but warriors have a bit more variability. I was thinking of just adapting the three-action system over to 5e. Bonus...

I like it! I always prefer sheets which separate the various skills and throws according to the relevant stats. I do wish it had a spell sheet as an option, though, to match with it.

1. Leshys existed in PF1 as a bodiless spirits that are later convinced to inhabit a body akin to a construct made of plants. No idea if they intend to change much of that backstory or if there's more to it, that's what's in the SRD. 2. Considering whether what I said in 1 is still true, I'd...

In early editions, they were more dog-like. They took on reptilian features until in 3rd they were stated to be reptilian.

Oh heck, I missed an entire page of the PDF. That's a solid cantrip, nice to have. I think it's odd with that flavor that it's not on the Bard list, though.

Grasp of the Deep is solid. Like a 3-5 times daily Spiritual Weapon with an extra control effect. I think the Sorcerer is a neat alternative to GOO warlock. It's got a different flavor. That said, I wish it's 1st level abilities set it apart from other options better. After that, I actually...

Kobolds aren't the same as folklore kobolds, either. D&D and other RPGs have interpreted folklore and mythological concepts in new ways since the beginning of the game. In the same way kobolds take some inspiration from the folklore origin while changing quite a lot about the concept, leshys...

I don't think it's meant to be contradictory. I think the introduction is meant to be brief without complicating some things for the viewer and without explaining everything about the Skeksis up front. EDIT: There's some comics which explore this a bit more, Creation Myths, but I think we'd...

I think there's plenty even outside of video games. Dryads, ents, some interpretations of kodama, mangaboos from Oz, Nym from Wheel of Time, Swamp Thing, Piccolo (somewhere between plant and slug, really), Zhaan in Farscape, Poison Ivy, Dr. Reginald Bushroot, cactaceae from Bas-lag. I'm going to...

I've always assumed that they would have skin similar to real-world cephalopods of various description. I've heard octopus skin described as velvet over tough muscle. I don't know about nautiluses, squids, and cuttlefish, though.

They are plant people. Plant people are a fantasy trope. It's nice. Now I can play a deku scrub or a korok.

Inquisitor would be nice to see, either as a Paladin that gets something inquisitorial as their Oath ability or a Rogue that gets divine casting. I'd like to see a Rogue that excels at using traps and adventuring gear of various sorts. I'm thinking they excel at improvised attacks with thrown...

Everything here is exciting to me. I also see a lot of people talking about Moon Knight so I guess he's kind of popular but I'm also more excited about She Hulk.