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But if your Eldritch Knight gain a spell from another class spell list than Wizard without saying it count as a Wizard spell for you, it would not be eligible for Improved War Magic though.

Your Eldritch Knight Fighter could potentially get spells that count as Wizard spell for you via Feat, Feature, Multiclassing, Magic Item etc

Any spels that count as a Wizard spell for you should also be eligible for Improved War Magic indeed if its appropriate level.

I think of since when you cast a 1st-level spell using a 2nd-level slot, it becomes a 2nd-level level for that casting.

If the Heroes of The Borderlands is not in a generic setting, i'd give an edge to GREYHAWK since it was the one used for the last 25 years after it was revisited in published adventures, novels etc...

It's meant for spells from the Wizard list of 1st level or 2nd level (no upcast or upcasted 1st level) because an upcasted spell takes on the higher level for that casting.

It personally won't change much how i handle magic items sales in my campaigns except to establish market price for those. Depending on the level of magic in my campaign, availability will differ; If i run high magic campaign, magic items are common place and thus can easily be purchased in...

I assume it will be possible to tie it to GREYHAWK among others, because its the campaign setting featured in the Dungeon Master Guide 2024.

Interesting to see GREYHAWK getting more love! Funily in 2012 when playtesting the next edition WoTC sent me Caves of Chaos in Alpha Packets to serve as base adventure site.

Its similar to JC when saying Invisible creature still had (dis)advantage benefits vs See Invisibility because the condition wasn't negated or countered.

The Blindsight should make you ignore effects from the Blinded condition. The Blinded condition should be negated if you can see somehow. As it stand you wold still be under the effect and thus have your Attacks Affected.

You can attack while you Hide if you can make ranged attacks from where you Hide, or melee attacks from elsewhere if an enemy doesn't find you before and the DM determines the circumstances are appropriate for Hiding, for exemple because the target is heavily distracted.

The purpose of Hiding is to conceal yourself, not attack in melee. If you can do so in no one's line of sight, you may even have Advantage as explained in the Invisible condition: If a creature can somehow see you, you don't gain this benefit against that creature.

Is Line of Sight defined in the Glossary?

If to conceal yourself, you must be out of any enemy's line of sight, i expect there will be ways to determine line of sight in grid play, like DMG 2014 and perhaps more guidance on how to handle the Hide action.

The Invisible condition has a benefit called Concealed. So you're likely not concealed if you're not out of any enemy's line of sight who can see you somehow.

To conceal yourself, you must be out of any enemy's line of sight among other things.

Perhaps the 2024 DMG will also contain guidelines for using ability scores like 2014, letting DM opt to not do any Wisdom (Perception) check in some case where someone instead finds you automatically without rolling or using passive perception if judging it's justified for example.

Thank you DavyGreenwind for taking the time. I can see differences indeed but cannot read that darkness is opaque, which is what the Reddit was saying.