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Just for the record, here's the Waterborn gift. As you can see, swim speed and holding your breath are only a small part of the heritage.

It really depends on how much you want them to be distinct. Personally, I would have had Tieflings, Aasimar, and Elementaari all be distinct heritages, but that's not the way that A5e decided to go, so it's a matter of taste.

Probably, although I would add a little more on top of it. Maybe use the recent Waterborn Elementaari gift as a starting point.

EDIT: Updated to include the Itinerant Thematic Toolkit

O.O New Esper! Wow!

EDIT: Updated to include GPG #19, finally giving us a new official artificer!

FINALLY

From the cleric class, pg. 154: I’m having trouble envisioning what kinds of circumstances this would come in handy during. Can someone help me out?

Okay, Here are my thoughts Savant Archetype: The Detective I personally don't see why this couldn't have been described using the Perception and Investigation skills instead, but on its own it's not bad. Again, I think it would be simpler to describe this in terms of using Investigation and...

Mostly because they cover the same groundas these archetypes, and so I was wondering whether or not you had looked at them first, or built these from the ground up.

Before I reply, are you familiar with Purple Martin Games’ Arcanographer (in Thematic Toolkit: Hazardous Knowledge) and my own Detective from GPG #18?

I know that the pitch call had a section for new class features, but we’ll have to wait and see if any were pitched and accepted.

If you’ll believe it, Anthony and I did not collaborate on our articles to bring you this marvelous confluence.

It’s not actually released yet. It will be in Manual of Adventurous Resources: Complete

EDIT: Includes GPG #18. Savants are now an average class for officially published archetypes!

https://docs.google.com/file/d/1PK64_eVsC0qg9NbNu9CXdLWoT76Q6QLn/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msexcel

I’ll have to think about how I want to proceed, and I have GPG articles to focus on first, but I’ve been looking for something worth putting out a 3PP for, and an A5e EoM book sounds like just the thing!

I have now purchased and mostly looked over both, and I’m glad I did. Elements of Magic does have some useful benchmarks for translating the system to a d20 model, but overall I found WOIN to be more streamlined and easy to approach.

I haven’t played with an A5e bard yet, but my issue is partly that it limits the kinds of characters you can viably play. Sure, you can switch to another art specialty, but what if you just want to be on the strings for the sake of your character concept?