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You don't know that for certain because you don't know what they were for, not all of those were intended for Theros, the Aberrant Mind Sorcerer clearly wasn't for example.

Almost every edition had a Psion class or multiclasses except first, so that seems like a tradition to me.

See that I what I mean, every time there appears to be a pattern, it falls apart. Heck it could even be a multisetting book for all I know.

Unity Domain was a substitute for Love Domain at the last minute. Clockwork Soul actually shares some flavour with the Clockwork Mages of Zakhara/Al Qadim, although mechanically the Artificer is a lot better fit. Still other subraces like, Astral Monk and Wild Soul Barbarian were more...

Given it's popularity I just don't know why they don't make a deal with the designer, make it official, and put in a book. I just don't get the mind set of these folks sometimes.

Cute three headed puppy.

For Asian themed Settings they will likely do a Kara Tur book. It's much more developed then Kamigawa, and much more diverse, but they might add elements such as races from Kamigawa to Kara Tur, and give Kamigawa a side bar in the book. Kamigawa is mostly Shinto focused, where as Kara Tur...

That is common problem in India were angry disapproving parents falsely accuse the man of rape when they elope with their daughters, it's one of the things that inflates the rape stats of India along with the fact that promising to marry a woman to sleep with her, then getting cold feet was...

Remember the intimidation skill is also charisma based, so play up the Charisma as a very intimidation based, and maybe not completely natural charisma, but a reflection of your Patron's presence seeming out of the character.

Heliod is basically a representation of the blending of Zeus & Helios, which wasn't unusual in ancient times. Some sources called Helios the eye of Zeus. The hybrid God was seen by later Platonists as the highest Demiurge. Heliod is also partly inspired by Hera as God of Marriage. The more...

Telekenisis rocks for an Arcane Trickster who already gets a buffed up Mage Hand spell.

True, and the piety and supernatural gifts mechanic in Mythic Odysseys of Theros for example wasn't publicly playtested either. I guess we will see.

Given that Psionic Soul Sorcerer still has at least a vestigal connection to Aberrants, the Summon Aberrants spell seems fitting for this subclass. Heck so does the fluff, which says you draw the spirit from the far realms or any other realm of madness, say your own nightmares for example. Of...

It occurs to me that the traditional setting that Theros most resembles is Planescape, because beliefs shape reality in both settings even without spellcasting.

Races, defiling vs Preserving, ect... Be on the look out for any UA races or UA odd mechanics that resemble defiling.

Usually true in D&D, but alot less true in the Forgotten Realms then other D&D worlds, where things are alot more fluid, Gods absord each other, kill each other, get raised from the dead, split in too or more Gods and Pantheons fight over turf and dominance. Bastet absords rival Fedilae, then...

PF2 made it a mechanical choice too.

Hephaestus was mostly good in myth, his Italians sons were really good, Flora was really good, Dionysus was extremely good depending upon the myths you looked at. Folks think he was just the God of booze, and he was that, but he was also the God of Salvation and Reincarnation.

Before attacking the Romans would bribe the enemies' Gods to side with them with opulent offerings. Sometimes Romans and other ancients would adopt the Gods of those they conqouered including stealing holy icons from their enemies.

I like Kara Tur better then Kamigawa. Honestly I'd heard that Kamigawa was not a popular set, which is why they never went back. Maybe Kara Tur can eat Kamigawa so its the best of both worlds,