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I dunno, to say he's not engaged is overstating it. I have three parents in my group, there hasn't been a single session that hasn't been brought to a screeching halt by a need to go do active parenting, so I get the multitasking.

This is pretty much my take. Swashbuckler and Kensei really need the attention, as do the XGE Sorcerer subclasses.

I miss in person gaming, the tactile nature of rolling dice, it's easier to read the group. Plus I'm less likely to get second screened, a friend of mine is always playing WoW during our online sessions.

Owls ... WITH TOP HATS!!!

The question was "which do you most want to see revised", I kinda wanted to see where priorities were and what everyone's top 5 are. TBH, I'd have preferred to do something along the lines of a poll for each subclass, with the options: 1. Revise and reprint 2. Leave alone 3. Make something new...

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Positive so far. I'm in favor of the changes made so far on the player's side, I think the 2024 classes have all seen significant QoL changes that will improve the table experience. I am hoping that we will see more of the same on the DM's side. Easier to run, monsters that can challenge the...

Argh, can't edit. The second Tempest should be Twilight, as it says it's from TCE - Tasha's Cauldron of Everything

Chonky. Need to get another book shelf (general problem already, but the PHB will exacerbate it).

Give me more out there options! Was so glad to see Plasmoids, give me more weird ones! I like my DnD to have the Mos Eisley Cantina vibe, so less Elven subraces and humans that aren't (Illumans, Elan and Azurin, for example) and more insectile or construct or plant species. Shardminds...

So ... there are a lot of subclasses in 5e. And it's certainly possible to use older subclasses with the 2024 PHB classes. And for myself, I'm hoping to see new content after the 2024 Core books come out rather than just rehash and reprint previous material. But ... some subclasses didn't hit...

That's fair. The double Metamagics won't really kick in until after level 10 anyway, and more uses is good

I really liked playing the 4e Bard, which I played through to level 16. The hard hitting Melee types all took a feat that gave them a free attack when they got force-moved, and the joke became my healing spells were like "Cast Assassin" as I'd heal our Executioner Assassin, move him to a...

Not just boring ... probably not super relevant. If I've got Subtle Spell ... I don't need to be applying that in the midst of a battle I've got my Sorcererous Rage up! I was hoping Sorcerers would get 3 starting Metamagics.

TBH, I don't know if I would make a change. I love having the Psionics in core now, each class got a good spread of abilities. And while I'd like a Storm or Divine Sorcerer because I think they need the work ... given that we have the Sea Druid and Celestial Warlock, I prefer not having that...

Can't watch right now, is this purely art, or also talking stat blocks?

I'm looking forward to finding out, I'm going to a screening in two weeks.

Treantmonk confirms it's full access to Cleric, Druid, and Wizard lists. Not sure on the latter, but UA verbiage is that every class now prepares spells, but still functions as in 2014. So they've eliminated the difference between "Knowing" a spell or "Preparing" a spell, but classes that...