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1. get rid of subclasses, all subclass features are now feats to take, some might have a base class requirement, most would not have 2. weapon masteries are known, and can be applied to certain type of weapon attack, one per attack. not tied to specific weapon. we really do not need every rogue...

well, it depends, having a wizard with 25 STR is a goof, same with 25 int barbarian.

I would add, creatures who you can only see with darkvision can hide from you without needing any cover. this would add another reason to carry lights even if you have darkvision.

Solving multiclass dips with a new feat: Additional training: this feat can be taken any number of times. you gain 6 training points that you can spend on various proficiencies and spell. +1 ASI: 3pts, can be taken any number of times, requires level 4+ +1 skill: 1pt, can be taken any number...

some houserules to learn extra languages: background gives any combination of two tools, languages or weapons instead of one tool.

yes and no. advantage/disadvantage should stack, at least to 3 dice(4 with Elven accuracy). now we have barbarians dropping prone at the end of the turn to avoid giving advantage to ranged attacks vs them.

this is better than anything we got in new PHB

having subclasses from 1st level and at the universal class levels: 1,3,6,10,14 would make a great chassis to make wild "mage" good concept for all (half) casters.

Ranger's favorite enemy changed to: Ranger's Quarry; You learn how to effectively read and track your prey. Once on each of your turns, you can choose a creature you can see within 150 feet and mark it as your quarry (no action required). you have advantage on Perception, Survival and...

twilight cleric is a reason why playtest should be run exclusively by muchkins/power players. Game must be broken 1st, then can it only be fixed.

best chance to run a high level campaign is to start at higher level. I.E: if you expect to have PCs get to 20th level, best start around 9-11.

well, ackhtually: 1d8+7, 60% hit rate vs 1d8+8, 65% hit rate 6,9 vs 8,125 about 17,8% faster :p

One addition on masteries that I have forgotten to write in. Graze: minimum damage, but you must miss the AC by 5 or less, this still gives incentive to boost accuracy/AC. Topple: to reduce the number of rolls, topple triggers when you beat AC by 5 or more. No save. Same with Graze, incentive...

per attack

reworked weapon table: base damage(simple): 1d8, pick a type from B/P/S Small characters use Heavy weapons with disadvantage as in 2014. Small characters can use 1Handed Heavy weapons with two hands to avoid disadvantage. for melee weapons: martial: +1 die step 2 Handed: +2 die step Heavy: +1...

weapon masteries are "maneuvers light" you know a number of masteries as noted class table. you can apply that mastery to every applicable weapon. you can apply one one mastery effect per attack. Cleave: any melee 2Handed or Versatile weapon Graze: any 2Handed or Versatile weapon Nick: any...

it's a rule manual not an essay, language needs to be as mechanical and precise as possible.

exactly, so PCs aren't overpowered towards the game, only worry is how classes and feats are compared to eachother.

and then you get to use your every ability again, so no effect there.

funny, in the newest campaign, sure we are 3rd level now, the DM is wiping floor with us, every fight, at least 2 out of 5 PC are rolling death saves, in one fight we were several times at 4 out of 5 out. luckily not once were both healers/casters out. after every fight we look like we went 12...