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On the issue of orcs/no orcs, I think they will handle it like they did in Theros and Ravnica. They will just say nothing about it 😁

That KoS in the second picture is already bringing back so many memories! Can’t wait for this!

Riverwind was a Ranger, Monks were specialty priests of the god Majere, several knights of Solamnia were statted as Paladins, and I remember a Druid in the classic adventures, some guy in stasis for some centuries. Also, druids could easily be priests of the pantheon’s nature deities. All...

I’d love ALL class ability to be written in spell format!

I’d prefer a short fluff text to introduce the spell, and then the pure crunch.

Tell us more about the classes!

Birthright campaign setting, party level 8. They’re all “humans”, but the divine power of their blood gives them the traits of other races. Changeling Celestial Warlock Triton Storm Sorcerer Aasimar Shepherd Druid/Undying Warlock Goliath Samurai Fighter/Barbarian Dark Elf Eldritch Knight...

At this point, the only "books" I still buy are adventures, because I find it easier to leaf through a physical book when I'm DMing a scenario. But rulebooks, monsters books, and settings books, I much more prefer digital, especially databases, so I can find what I need much faster.

BECMI did it more than 30 years ago. I’m sure 5e can manage it 😁

It will never happen, but I’d be happy with the Big Four, and everything else is a subclass

I don't like it, but I actually 100% agree with this. Still, I learned to live with it, and if I want my ranger to be "non-magical" I'll fluff my spells as mundane abilities, and only pick those spells that I can somehow explain in that way. Some DMs allow it, some don't, I just have to live...

I also want a Martial spell list! Down with maneuvers, give me Final Fantasy Limit Breaks!

My guess on class groups: Experts: Rogue, Bard, Ranger Warriors: monk, fighter, barbarian Mages: sorcerer, wizard, warlock Priests: cleric, druid, paladin 4 subclasses each, that’s 48 as he said And the warriors “thing” will be maneuvers, but that’s kind of a big change, so maybe their...

@TwiceBorn2 "narrative-oriented rules for PC participation in wars and battles." do you have a bit more details on this?

I read "Birthright", I must chip in! I've been DMing a Birthright multi-campaign on and off for the last 20+ years, each campaign is a generation of Heroes, then their heirs take over, and the story goes on. HERE is were I keep track of stuff, the first couple of campaigns are not really...

in my Birthright campaign, I re-flavored races as Bloodlines. So you might be an Anuirean (human), but you use the traits of an Aasimar because you belong to the Bloodline of Anduiras (god of nobility), or you might use the traits of a Triton if you belong to the Bloodline of Masela (goddess of...

oh yes, thinking about it, I would like Short Rests to be 5 minutes, but only available 2 times/day, or something like that. Like, it's a resource? ok, then let me use it when I need it, not at the whims of the DM (yes now you have one hour time, no now you don't)

I would prefer some sort of special maneuver that hits multiple targets, and less dice rolling on single target. Why roll 9 times (20th level fighter + action surge + bonus attack) against a single target? Give me one huge limit break style attack that destroys the monster and his children for 5...

I would love to see Extra Attacks and Multiattacks gone. One turn = one attack action. Make it scale like a cantrip. If it needs to target multiple targets, makes it a saving throw, or just make it so that the same attack roll applies to all targets.

in the Races section of the Spelljammer books in DnD Beyond, all races have some artwork, except the hadozee, right now. I guess they're busy producing new art for it.