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5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 1.0e on the front page now includes all the Legendary Games Sea Monsters of CR 11 or less.

The files on the first page have been updated to include all the monsters from BAM and the Astral Blight from Light of Xaryxis. The monster file also includes all monsters of CR 5 or less (or any monster on the same page as one of those monsters) from Legendary Games Sea Monsters.

In 5e Index version 7.0ad and 5e 1DnD 3PP Monsters on the front page I included everything from the Expert Class UA (5e Lists), all the monsters from JTRC (both), and all the monsters from BAM of CR 8 or less (both).

Personally, I tend to make "magic initiate" level casters fairly common, although they tend to be focused on utility spells (including utility spells that may not be available to PC's since "cure potato blight" isn't likely to be of use in a dungeon). Of course, being an evil DM, I figure if...

The 5e Index version 7.0ac and the 5e 1DND 3PP Monster documents on the first page have been updated with one more monster for JTRC (only the highest CR monster is left) and the BAM monsters of CR 4 or less.

You could give him something like the chainlock's fighting familiar, since in practice they are mostly just extra good scouts. I would keep sprite and pseudodragon, and then replace the imp and quasit with a quickling and any of the mephits.

Back when 5e started, there weren't a lot of official monsters, so I included any 3PP monsters I ran across in the list, even though I didn't do anything like that for classes, spells, etc. With 1DnD starting, I decided to remove the 3PP monsters from the list (I did keep things like the Plane...

I am sure paladins will still be smiting, but it will be a little weird if, on a long day, clerics are smiting (via spells) long after paladins have run out. If it was up to me, I think I would power up the paladin's auras (to maximize "utility and defense"), maybe balancing it out with you...

It is almost certain that they will include all the 2014 PHB subclasses in the new version, since they are including the same classes and, based on the playtest document, the same spells. That is 2 barbarian subclasses, 2 bard subclasses, 7 cleric subclasses, 2 druid subclasses, 3 fighter...

The paladin is kind of a mystery. The group description is "focusing on healing, utility, and defense", which is more 4e paladin (which I believe had the defender role) than paladins in other editions ([including 5e] which were more warrior-like: Masters of combat who can deal and endure many...

If they are handing out 3rd subclasses (instead of just giving wizards 9 subclasses again), I suspect ancestral guardian for barbarian, college of eloquence for bard, circle of the shepherd for druids, gloomstalker for ranger, and shadow for sorcerer, since all those are somewhat different than...

Never underestimate the power of nostalgia to doom the sorcerer ("by Lolth, sorcerers were arcane in 3x, and they will be arcane until D&D is no more"). Also, "pick your spell list" is PF2 sorcerer's gig, and I don't know if WotC wants to touch that, no matter how the voting goes. I suspect...

I wouldn't mind the paladin being in warriors (warrior with a little divine) and making the monk being in priests (priest with a little martial), something like: Warrior: fighter (pure warrior), barbarian (warrior with a little primal), paladin (warrior with a little divine) Mage: wizard...

I would like martials to have something that uses concentration (and gishes have to figure out whether to use that or concentrate on a spell). Stances or something like that. You can start a fight (especially if you are ambushing somebody) doing crazy stuff, until you get popped in the nose...

I would say dragons are a non-social or minimally social intelligence. Basically, really smart, but has to figure out most everything by themselves (maybe with draconic as a genetically implanted language, or a gift from Io). Interestingly enough, the current en vogue theories of anthropology...

Version 7.0aa on the front page has 2 more monsters from JTRC (leaving the 3 powerful to go) and all the CR 1/2 or less monsters from BAM (and anything else on the same page as a CR 1/2 or less monster).

Version 7.0z on the front page has 1 more monster from JTRC (5 to go) and all the CR 0 monsters from Boo's Astral Menagerie (and anything else on a page with a CR 0 monster).

I think the unofficial definition of humanoid in 5e was anything that could be a PC, so that everyone would be affected by the same set of spells (with a few exceptions like elves and sleep); it created controversy, but I think the ease of play was probably worth it. They are moving away from...

I vote to just changed "unarmed strikes" to "nature weapon attacks"

Version 7.0y on the front page has all the ships from AAG and 2 more monsters from JTRC (6 to go according to the table of contents).