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Okay, I scrounged up an old spreadsheet someone made that lists all the changes in the classes between A5e and O5e. Apparently, the extra skills are in response to and an upgrade from the Primal Knowledge trait Barbarians got at 3rd level using the optional features in ToCE.

I believe there’s an artificer of that ilk coming to the GPG, but it’s probably some time before it’s published.

Yup! You’ve got the Shadow, Aboleth, Khalkoi, Fey, and Aberrant feats/feat chains if I’m not missing anything new.

I’m having trouble understanding your ammunition rules. Could you explain a bit more?

I haven’t yet, mostly because I’ve been focusing on charts so people can see missing combinations of things, but that might be a good list to compile. There’s way fewer of them.

I’ll take that and run, but I think it could be much clearer.

O5e allowed for a holy symbol on a shield to be used as a spellcasting focus, which allowed Paladins to use their spells without dropping things. The section on material components in AG seems to suggest that this can be done, but I can’t find anywhere else in the rules that explicitly allows...

EDIT: Updated to include 3PP classes and Thematic Toolkit: Hazardous Knowledge

EDIT: Includes Thematic Toolkit: Hazardous Knowledge (and the first 3PP savant!)

Only one thing to do @Steampunkette: start your own 3PP Gazette! There are 5 3PP classes now, so that’s a good chunk to work with.

EDIT: Updated in anticipation of GPG #16 and MoAR Complete!

And with that, every class has been given at least one GPG archetype!

WOOT WOOT! AT LONG LAST!

I’m trying to make sure I’m understanding this right. Here are the relevant rules: Here are my questions: 1. If you have three extra attacks, can you make three attacks with your off-hand weapon, or only two? 2. Does the third weapon from unlikely wield benefit from the extra attack feature...

Errata suggestion: the Unlikely Wield focus feature requires a weapon with the light property, but that was replaced with the dual-wielding property in A5e. There is no light property for weapons in A5e.

Sure, but it would be highly situational if you’re not playing a fire genasi

Expertise die on Dexterity (air), Constitution (earth), and Wisdom (water) saving throws?

One possible way to handle the Folk Hero is actually to give them a Prestige of 5 but then don’t increase it until the group average catches up.

As far as I can tell, it’s legal!