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The thread's title says "Should D&D 5e have Epic Levels?" There is no such a thing in the game currently.

Always start at 1st level, but we never spend more than one session (even if there's no combat) on it.

As long as it shows up on a book exclusive for that sort of content, I don't care. If it shows up on books competing for precious space with other (in my opinion) more useful content, then no.

It would be very weird to have good gods but no evil gods. That would be even more arbitrary than the already arbitrary alignment rules... Not that I care much about it either way, but if you're going to do it, go ahead and remove alignment entirely.

I'm kinda torn. I think the words Species and Ancestry works, but only as far as rules are concerned, most people wouldn't use those terms in-game. Whereas Folk and People work in-game, but it's weird to use those words alone to describe the mechanic "Yo Joe, what's your character's people?"...

Living constructs

Not sure if it was mentioned before (or whether if it is relevant) but as far as I could remember, most miniature sets ties in with some sort of product, be it an adventure/campaign book or otherwise. The next miniature set has an aquatic theme to it... maybe it is something, who knows...

I think that "Daily" as a game-play term should just go away. It's not something that the system "understands", and it causes lots of problems. You got well defined terms like "turn" (which is a set of actions, which in turn are each well defined) or "round" (once each person took its turn)...

Just keep in mind that since Healing Word lost its Divine keyword, it will no longer benefit from Pacifist Healer. Also, Kalashtars not being available, I'd suggest going with humans, Heroic Effort is pretty good.

What does Disruptive Shot (Hunter encounter attack power) do? I also second the question about druid daily powers (any wildshape in there?) Thanks EDIT: Ninja'ed Though, you didn't say whether it is a standard action or an immediate action...

Now that they introduced the dual power source for the assassin, I think it's about freaking time they should make an Arcane Archer. I know there's a lot of people who'd like to play one (and that doesn't need to play a bard who pretends to be one, or a gimped warlock, or a total refluffed...

Maybe make a Wizard|Swordmage Hybrid? I know it's not the same but that would be 2 out of 3 feats you listed (and the stats match... mostly)

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I don't think the real issue is with tresure parcels, but instead it's how the DM builds encounters. I recently DMed a campaign that got from lvl 1 to lvl 12. They had: -Human ranger (twf), non-optmised -eladrin swordmage, optimised (well, sorta) -dwarf paladin, non optimised -human wizard...

I was wondering the same thing the first time I read the race description, though, I kinda lost the thought as I was a bit excited reading the rest of the book. Now, thinking about it... Raise Dead has a 30 days timer on it, so, I'd give them that time to get ressurrected, failing that, their...

It'd be awesome to get to play as a player for a change regardless of class or role... Striker: either Deva Retributive Avenger (kinda hyped I know) or Human Artful Dodger Rogue. Controller: Druid, not sure about race/build, probably human with some sort of balanced build. Leader: either...

You don't need to lower the encounter level, that wouldn't fix the problem as it would still be possible to throw impossible monsters against the characters. Instead, lower the monsters' level, and while doing that, increase the number of them. So, for instance, instead of throwing 5 lvl "X"...

But martial classes also have that feat in the form of Weapon Focus. But Weapon Attacks provide Proficiency bonus, while Implement attacks do not.

As long as the DM is the one in control over when and how the PCs get their (high level) magic items, I really don't see a problem.

Yeah, Weapon/Implement Expertise is not what I'd call a smart decision. There were other ways they could have used to patch the math. I posted one possible idea on the house-rules forum, but I guess it wouldn't hurt if I posted it here... Basicly, since they added the Masterwork Armors from...