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My take on the wildshapes as a stat block change below. You pick one of three stat blocks and each block has 3 unique types that you get to choose from. There are also Sea and Air choices for each block as well. Sentinel gives you the the best AC and tanky options, Predator gives you the best...

Acolyte 6+1=7 Outlander 9 Sage 9 Sailor 2 Soldier 9 Urchin 10-2=8

Acolyte 11 Criminal 2 Outlander 10 Sage 12 Sailor 6+1=7 Soldier 13-2=11

Acolyte 10 Criminal 6 Entertainer 8+1=9 Outlander 12-2=10 Sage 11 Sailor 11 Soldier 12 Urchin 9

Acolyte 14 Criminal 8 Entertainer 16 Folk Hero 8+1=9 Outlander 17 Sage 18 Sailor 11 Soldier 17 Urchin 11-2=9

Long, but worthwhile. The only written portion I dug into was asking why I selected Neutral as my outlook on D&D going forward. Does anyone know if they usually publish any analytics from this annual survey?

Acolyte 17 Criminal 10 Entertainer 16 Folk Hero 10+1=11 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant 6-2=4 Hermit 12 Outlander 18 Sage 19 Sailor 10 Soldier 17 Urchin 12

Breakdown GWM, SS, PAM, Sentinel, Shield Master, CBE, Slasher, Crusher, Piercer, etc into smaller parts and make them free maneuvers similar to what cantrips are for casters. There would probably a one maneuver per attack rule with exceptions for things like Crusher, Piercer, and Slasher...

Acolyte 18 Criminal 15 Entertainer 15 Folk Hero 14+1=15 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant 8 Hermit 13 Outlander 18 Sage 20 Sailor 14 Soldier 18 Urchin 13-2=11

Acolyte 20 Charlatan 8 Courtier 8 Criminal 16 Entertainer 17 Folk Hero 17+1=18 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant 11-2=9 Hermit 15 Outlander 19 Sage 21 Sailor 13 Soldier 20 Urchin 16

Acolyte 23 Charlatan 13 Courtier 12 Criminal 16 Entertainer 17 Fisher 3 Folk Hero 18+1=19 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant 15-2=13 Hermit 14 Outlander 18 Sage 23 Sailor 11 Soldier 19 Urchin 17

I haven't come across a game that does everything I want with a skill system. Shocker. But as I've expanded my game knowledge I've been able to narrow down what I do and don't like. The game should only include skills that make sense for the game. Don't try to shoehorn in skills just because...

Acolyte 22 Charlatan 15 Courtier 16 Criminal 16 Entertainer 17 Fisher 5 Folk Hero 16+1=17 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant 17 Hermit 16 Outlander 22 Sage 27-2=25 Sailor 13 Smuggler 5 Soldier 18 Urchin 16

For a D&D dungeon exploration game I'd go with: STRENGTH: Warrior (Athletic and specialized in killing stuff) DEXTERITY: Rogue (less thief and more swashbuckler, archer, or skirmisher) CONSTITUTION: Delver (professional explorer, tomb raider, and survivor) INTELLIGENCE: Mage (a bit of that...

Acolyte 21 Charlatan 18 Courtier 17 Criminal 16 Entertainer 16 Fisher 13 Folk Hero 20+1=21 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant 17-2=15 Hermit 16 Noble 5 Outlander 21 Sage 27 Sailor 15 Smuggler 7 Soldier 17 Urchin 18

Dinotopia, but with way more violence!

My biggest gripe with Barbarians is levels 9-13 aren't interesting to me. I didn't include 8 only because ASI levels are as exciting as you make them. Brutal Critical isn't bad but having three levels worth of features tied to the chance of a crit doesn't do it for me. The level 10 path...