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I like how the Knowledge Cleric is now the Psionic-themed subclass for Clerics, but I don't like the Knowledge Cleric can just ignore Intelligence for it's skills.

I put in yellow, because I don't like that many of the bonuses of Bladesong have an On/Off switch that you have to keep track of. I think a bunch of bonuses should be "always on", like +INT mod to AC and as replacements for weapon attacks bonuses and +INT to concentration. If there needs to be a...

This subclass currently adds it's Cha bonus to Light Armor along with Dex, much like how the Bladesinger currently adds it's Int bonus to Mage Armor along with Dex.

I actually liked the concepts that Bruce Cordell came up with for Psionics back in 3.5e, it actually did give Psionics a bunch of it's unique flavour. And yes it was a mixture of New Age concepts with crystals, Victorian Pseudoscience with ectoplasm, Asian Mysticism such as Yoga (Siddhis, where...

Anyways I like the idea that a Xorn might want to eat a Galeb Dur because they're delicious.

I'd have them all there, I still conceptually see the Negative and Positive Energy Planes attached to the Inner Planes, as much as they say it's connected to the Outer Planes instead. And still use the idea mentioned by designers, but never stated in the books that Feywild is between the...

It's interesting they don't bring up the Xaren, even though that was just an "Advanced Xorn" except it came from the Quasi-elemental plane of Minerals (which I know isn't really in 5e cosmology).

I'm very much in the "use spells" faction and would be really against any attempt to recreate 2e's 3 different psionic systems. And will use 3.5e's Truenamer as an example of why skill roll based casting is a bad idea.

The Elemental Cataclysm is directly connected to the Elemental Chaos, sample appearance is sort of like Tiamat but has heads that suggest a connection to the Phoenix, Elder Tempest, Leviathan and Zaratan.

Humans are quite evil, their second most dangerous animal on Earth are Humans. Only Mosquitos kill more Humans than Humans do.

I think some of the things about NPC creature stat blocks started as early as that free Spelljammer adventure on D&D Beyond, when they describe the Bandits (in the simulation) as being all sorts of things, like having a fishbowl head with a floating or a second head.

I guess they could revise the Loxodon from Ravnica as they're very close to the Loxo from FR

I hope they eventually bring back the Elan as a PC species, and then explain why they're aberrations. As they were aberrations since they first appeared in 3e.

I'd doubt they'd even bother, but maybe something like "Urban Arcana" a Modern Fantasy setting. They'd tried a little something once with one of the early Unearthed Arcana that had a 1st level spell that could recharge a phone or laptop. Otherwise I guess they could push one of the more unusual...

PC Githzerai have been described as being different from NPC Githzerai since they were first available as a PC option in the 2e Planescape Campaign Setting. For one thing they lacked many of the abilities that NPC Githzerai had, and it was clear that a lot of Githzerai in Planescape lived in...

For Arch Hags, I guess just cats would be too common of a thing for an anathema. So I'm thinking something more specific, like a black cat who was the pet of princess who went to a specific academy and studied to become a witch.

Half-whatever feats could be origin feats, but I'm thinking of feats that give things like Spell resistance or Fly Speed in addition to a possible change in type.

I'd rather it not be, just because I feel it should have a higher "power budget".

There probably should be feats like that, allowing an Elf to become Fey along with +1 to an ability score and some bonus magical stuff, or a Tiefling to become a Fiend or an Aasimar to become a Celestial. But I think those feats were too specific to be something that would be in the PHB, I...