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I disagree that boba Fett counts as The Mandalorian. Dave Filoni is a great part of the show.

I think people are being a bit harsh. Sure the episode was lackluster and lacked any sort of focus. The mandalorians looked really stupid fighting the big monster. But Mandalorian has a great record in my opinion and one bad first episode doesn't give me a lot of fear. Mandalorian has had some...

I'm happy they didn't try to make Joel save Ellie from David. It's really important for her to save herself in that moment.

Yes, it’s a condition. But it has no inherent mechanical effect. But a lot of powers and features either from the monsters or the PCs either need the target or the user to be bloodied and others become more powerful or unlock secondary effects with the bloodied condition.

Thanks! I've already hear about the lack of pre-requisites for dragonmarks, yeah, that's not gonna fly at my table. The monster math thing seems super usefool.

Nothing ever killed my buzz more than scoring a critical and then not conffirming it.

I really hope they draw more form 4e monster design....

So I've been playing a 4e campaign for some years now (currently a level 9 assault swordmage and loving my teleportation combos). My DM recently expressed that he would love to have the opportunity to play a 4e game, as he is stuck in the forever DM side of things in 4e. So I volunteered, with...

I like the bloodied condition. It's a cool keyword that helps you signal someone is closer to death, either an enemy or a PC, and gives you a lot of design space for unlocking stronger or last straw mechanics. I'd love some version of skill challenges to be in the game, even if it was in an...

So does a cantrip

In the video about the druid they hint on there being more options for familiars on the warlock playtest packet...

I didn't consider them a religion when responding, because I view them more like a creation myth and sort of an "old testament" for the Host, but it would be correct to include them in the non-provable religions.

I thought about not including the Blood of Vol in my response, but all their major evidence is the lack of evidence, it does not compare to having a beaming silver light coming from a cathedral. :p

If they don’t nerf shillelagh, I’d say even in tier 2 it’s a downgrade, because of the loss of access to spellcasting

I don’t think druids needed a nerf. They are the keast played class in the PHB, nerfing them won’t improve that

And there is a flavor problem to me to. Maybe it's just me, but transforming in to a generic stat block and saying it's a bear or a wolf or anything I like doesn't give me the same immersion of using the stat block of that beast. I agree the 5e wild shape is cumbersome, but if you are going to...

Maybe I wasn't clear. i'm saying that now there is no reason to go to wild shape. I agree with you on the importance of the extra hit points, or at least some other form of expanded survivability.

A druid with a shield and a shillelagh can have more ac, access to spells and about the same melee damage until level 5. after level 5 you have half the number of attacks, but being able to cast spells is reason enough to never wild shape in combat.

all those features also take a lot away from the moon druid, or other wild shape focused subclasses.

Well, it's different because before, even if you had 4 levels where you got wild shape features, you still had a lot of flexibility in how you use it, so it was never useless. Now you have 8 levels where you get only wild shape features, that don't really improve (except for being able to cast...