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Id go super simple: When you take the Shove action or when you shove a target as part of your attack and you are wielding a shield, you deal bludgeoning damage equal to your STR mod + the shields AC bonus if the target fails their saving throw.

An already pretty good class made even better. I'm here for it. I'm just sad my favorite domains aren't there yet. But I'm the weirdo who loves Grave and Arcana clerics, so I know I'll be waiting a long time for an update 😅

Applying the FS to any weapon with versatile or heavy instead of 2-hands could let it be useful for ranged attackers.

Id rather they do not! I love having Neverwinter as a ruined occupied city in full reconstruction mode, on the verge of a civil war between the occupying forces and the rebels looking to put a real Alagondar king on the throne. I fear it would just become yet another fairly stable huge city on...

Very cool, I can see using these to pad the dragon-lacking-dragon-named adventures such as Hoard of the Dragon Queen and Dragon Heist.

It's has extra skills over the basic 5e one and IIRC exhaustion works differently and you also need to track your shadow points and Doom state. If it's forced to use the regular 5e character sheet, it'll feel clunky!

Is there a lot of character options that get this spell AND extra attack? I can see Eldritch Blast/Thirsting Bladelock + Minions of Chaos invocation 2014 or Noble Genie patron 2014. What else? Bladesinger, very high level Eldritch Knight?

That'd be cool. Add some warlocks of Raxivort and one of those newfangled rat king thingy and you have a great low level creepy gonzo adventure

Maybe there'll be an hidden passageway between the Cave of Chaos and the Phandelver's lost mine....

I'd bet on a do-over for the archetypes that were never updated, this time for 2024. Long Death Monk, Arcane Cleric, Crown Paladin, Battlerager and Purple Dragon Knight!

This. You'll get to slay 10 000 000 orcs, but this time because they are amassing an army of Tarizhdun zealots to destroy the borderlands instead of because they are orcs.

Middle-Earth being on DDB is a game changer to me. If well integrated into the character sheet and all that, it could offer a pretty good variant for low-magic gaming.

Dragonix's Monster Manual Expended 1-2-3 on the Dmguilds are an excellent source of themed monster groups. IIRC you'll find the Hive Mother and more in one of them.

Storm Kings Thunder and Tyranny of Dragons is pure gold when mashed together. A full campaign of PCs in a large sandbox caught in the crossfire between Giants and Dragons. Epic, you say?

There's also the complete radio-silence from the Beyond team that doesnt look good. A huge part of the front page of each sub-forums is filled with raging posts about the handling of the 2024 rules. Having a little update absolutely ignoring the crux of the complaints is not helping anything either.

I'd put Elementals, Oozes and Constructs in a book themed around alchemy and transmutation, like Tenser's Treatise of Threats or something like that.

Id love to have either an aberrant+elemental+demons as a Big Book of Chaos and a Celestial+construct+devils as a Big Book of Creation

I thought Van Richten counted as the undead guide? I'd be thrilled to have another boatload of creepy undead, for sure. Or to be honest, any monsters lore dump.

I consider them as ''High'' Lizardfolk, so mostly lizard-like. Being a martial culture, most of them either remove their own tail or got it chopped or had to ''drop it'' in a fight. I does grow back after a time, though.

Well, openness to change is something very personal. I would agree that the change to spells are minor. I personally don't like the term 'errata'' for something other than correcting errors. Most rules ''changes'' are pretty minor, IMO, but rules ''addition'' are where they personally lost me...