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In my campaign there is one beautiful coastal city called Evergem. Evergem was one of few cities of the world which survived from an apocalyptic force that hit the continent. The true reason of its survival is known only to one creature: Nectisaryx. Nectisaryx is a Topaz dragon who have loved a...

Coronoides you did really a great job. I suppose it needs tinkering but surely you have laid down a method of evaluating the abilities of the races/classes/monsters of dnd. However, I skimmed the appendix and didn't find the expertise ability (double proficiency bonus of a skill). What do you...

Ι would love to see a companion and a blight druid but most of all i would love to see a proper summon druid. I think the time has come to see the first pure summoning subclass in 5e. Shaman is probably the easiest path to follow in order to do this since the team can fudge with the...

Imho this series of UA is pretty disappointing. There are some good ideas and concepts but the implementation i think its kind of weak. Lets take a look these three domains: First of all the damage ability at 8th lvl, i think it is kind of lame and uninspired. It is not bad, but it is boring...

I think it is time to see a proper summoner class. It could be a fiend summoner, a monster summoner or a celestial allies summoner.

I see. I was hoping for a full treatment having in mind some faboulous (and expensive) planescape box sets...

I would love to see some of the out of print box sets in print too.

Do you have any link with the results or the survey? Seems i have missed it.

Slightly off topic, but do we have a survey for this ranger from Wizard of the Coast?

Nice, but why all the barbarians have magical abilities? I mean isn't too much magic already in the classes? I would prefer to have some more options for non magical abilities especially for the so called martial classes like the barbarian.

Also, i read that the next UA will present 3 Barbarian subclasses.

So, it was yours the module that downloaded from dmsguild! :P Well done! :)

However, this reminded me the 2nd edition chronomancy book. What a beautiful broken class! I have very fond memories of all these paradoxes and having all the campaign based upon my chronomancer pc ��

Thank you. I think this could get interesting. The modularity that 5e offers make feasible to design such things without to much trouble. Unearthed Arcana's Beastmaster can make a very good example in the implementing of extra critters to the parties which sometimes it very useful (2-3 pc...

EDIT: Here is the latest version (0.3) of the Warlock subclass and patron "Lord of the Monsters" https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxFUyeewEQu6TEFuSm1vdTMzcm8/view It needs more work and still have balancing issues but I feel i have make some progress...

Abjuration 15 Conjuration 4 Divination 16 Enchantment 9 Illusion 19 Transmutation 12 Conjuration without decent summoning mechanics is not the same. It is pity beacause conjuration/summoning school was my favorite during the last editions. The first time that abjuration school looks charming! ;P

I voted for 1st lvl, although i wouldn't minded to start as 0lvl and slowly through the initial story learn the first basics of your class.

Ι couldn't agree more!

I really liked the idea. Another thing that could be done in order to balance the summoning (if it is too strong), is to have the first round after the casting of the spell is to "convince" the monster to fight with her. This could be an arcana/persuasion/deception/animal handling/intimidation...

Sure, just adding 5-6 low - mid level summoning spells could fill the gap. Although a specialized "call my cool friends to help me" subclass for wizard/warlock/druid would also awesome. :)