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I was glancing at the Art Specialties today, and I realized that the Percussion and String Art Specialties for the Bard, while fine in principle, don't really have enough spells to make them viable choices, especially at low levels. In fact, before GPG 15, String Instruments was entirely useless...

The answer is almost certainly that Humanoid is targeted most because the division is often that a lower level spell targets humanoids and a higher level spell targets everything, e.g. Charm Person / Charm Monster. I don’t have statistics on how many spells are like this though. I doubt there...

I’ve tried to contact them to see if they wanted support with that project, but not luck.

I have a spreadsheet of every spell ever published for A5e either by ENP or by 3PP already. I agree they have a better solution, but I can work faster because I don’t have to make as big of a product.

I’m working on this. Part of the problem is that the this requires a lot of word count, and no one wants to spend their precious word count on a giant list. The other problem is centralization and knowing what new schools people have tried to add. Here are all of the new schools that people...

The Field Engineer from PMG fits this bill, although I think you’re ignoring the potential for having the Machinist bring in all sorts of Batmobile schenanigans.

I’m in the camp who likes the subtle differences in the spell lists and wants the synergy feats flavored more specifically by class. I do see the point with future proofing, as the Artificer hasn’t gotten as many new spells as I think it deserves, but that’s not where the wheel was squeakiest...

So, the answer is yes, that could clearly be done, and should be done, and there are some good folks on this forum already taking a crack at it. However, to really get at the the ATLA fantasy, what I think we really want are elemental Adept focus features that can be used simultaneously with...

There are 18, soon to be 19 In the AG: 11 Adamant Mountain Biting Zephyr Mirror’s Glint Mist and Shade Rapid Current Razor’s Edge Sanguine Knot Spirited Steed Tempered Iron Tooth and Claw Unending Wheel In the GPG: 3 Arcane Knight Beat Unity Eldritch Blackguard In MoAR: 1 (with 1 coming...

EDIT: Corrected error. Previous graphs listed one too few Espers and one too many Wizards (Proscriber had been counted twice).

I had not! This looks very cool!

Thanks for the advice! Although just to be clear, my end goal is “find a method for flexible and creative problem solving that can work in A5e,” and the WOIN/Elements of Magic system is one possible means to that end. I’m open to alternative ideas if anyone has any.

My best friend, to whom I owe my introduction to TTRPGs, frequently has ideas for characters that he can’t quite make work using Vancian magic. The running theme between them, as he’s expressed it, is that what he wants is to have basically one power that he can use in increasingly creative and...

EDIT: Includes GPG #17

Simple answer: You can rage twice in a row without losing the benefits of the first rage.

If you’re a rogue you can pick up a few, plus a number of archetypes.

AG 25: “If your character would gain the same proficiency from multiple areas, such as a heritage or cultural trait or class feature, they may instead choose a new proficiency of the same type (skill or tool).”

I mean, it’s not bad. I just upsets my aesthetic sensibilities to make Berserkers something of a skill monkey.

It does feel kind of weird