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One thing I just noticed is on initial reading I assumed Booming Voice doubling the distance you can be heard at (a number that isn't really codified anywhere) would also double the distance of your shouts (require you to se your voice and requires your ally to hear you) but that seems not to be...

That is to say, 5e classes that focus on mental abilities tend to have only one because you can't exactly dump CON (or DEX if you don't have heavy armor access).

Don't know how to put multiple quotes in at the same time so one at a time: First- Rogue gets reliable talent and also gets an extra damage die at-will. Fighter gets another attack. All the full-casters get 6th level spells. Going off Fighter progression I might say give a free Shout in addition...

First time seeing it and the biggest thing that stands out to me is Veteran's Poise at level 11. That's the level where every class gets a big combat boost and this one gets a social boost that only works against against specific people. Otherwise my only real criticism is how multi-attribute...

I mean, if you use a magic item to cast a spell it indeed is casting a spell. It's right there in the description.

One more change is the O5E requires the targets be humanoids so the LU one can reanimate a zombie that has died while the O5E cannot (as the humanoid is now an undead).

That's interesting. There must be some pretty good reactions because looking at what it does I'd give it maybe second-degree and 1 exertion for most of the reactions I'm familiar with. Love most of them though!

Can someone help me understand Apotheosis Assault? It requires 3 points and 3 attacks to use so let's say I'm a 15th level fighter with a longsword. Instead of making 3 attacks I would make 1 attack and, as written, determine the number of successful hits (1), add up the damage dice for each...

2 points in title and 1 exertion in description.

Okay, seeing a similar wording here I don't think I had the intent correct. Is it if you crit on your advantage roll AND hit on your other advantage roll it's a crit as normal but also with an additional damage die? Also on the second one is it implied that you are ignoring long-range...

Off the top might want to read this one over again: I can't see what that last paragraph means. I think I know what is intended, but I don't think that's what's written down.

Reflavoring is always the easy option but the trident never feels right because it and a few others don't fit into the unofficial formula on weapons: Weapon deals d6. Die size increases if: -Heavy -2-handed -Versatile (being wielded in two hands) -Martial Die size decreases if: -Light...

"If at the end of Your Turn the bead has not yet detonated, the damage increases by 1d6." Standard delayed blast fireball increases the longer you hold it.

My big thing on the spell points isn't the balance of things (which should obviously be paid proper attention, of course) but that it's the Warlock who had a unique way of spellcasting before. Maybe give it to the artificer (I know LU isn't doing an...

I'm fine with it, but I think it's a wording thing where you don't spend exertion, you gain exertion. A more spendable word in this instance is probably stamina (you lose stamina as you do things, you don't lose exertion as you do things).

Have you looked at the Colville books? Strongholds and Followers is available presently with a nice set of Stronghold rules and later this year (if I'm not mistaken) they're releasing Kingdoms and Warfare which specifically has a mass combat system designed to fit into 5e.