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The version of the Hobgoblin in Mordenkainen's Monsters of the Multiverse is definitely Seelie compared to its' current 5.5 version. Puck would be one of the former.

They could have been former Seelie who were banished from the Seelie Court and found a new home with the Unseelie.

Even though the 2024 Goblinoids in the MM aren't mentioned outright as being Unseelie Fey, a bit of their description certainly makes them sound like they are. Which IMO is cool because I am currently playing a Bugbear Ranger. A friendly ambush predator. ;)

It's cool. There are many words in the English Language that are ambiguous and prone to interpretation by the reader. ;) I was wondering what you meant because the human legal code in RL is a by-product of morality. And it might be the same thing within a fantasy or in an alien setting. The...

Maybe Level Up: Gateway will allow you to do something similar down the road someday.

How does less morality lead to more legal code?

As long as it is good content bloat, the kind that leaves a satisfied, well-content feeling behind when the session ends for the day or night. ;)

It is possible that the Fey's sense of morality is so foreign to non-fey that the latter's traditional concepts of right and wrong do not apply to them. TV Tropes calls this form of morality, Blue and Orange Morality. From a human's point of view, the fey appear unpredictable, surreal, even...

Any chance you are referring to the Wielder class from the Manual of Adventurous Resources: Complete by Purple Martin Games for Level Up?

For a spell-less Ranger, you would need to check out 3pp sources like EN Publishing's Level Up. 5e tends towards settings that are high magic where everyone and everything needs magic to do mundane things.

I think you have to be someone who relies on both physical weapons and arcane magic to count as a gish. Artificers are known more for their magical innovations. Can someone like the Ranger and the Paladin count as divine gishes?

An Arcane Gish ought to be what you get if you multiclassed an Eldritch Knight Fighter with a Bladesinger Wizard and threw in some signature features to make it truly unique.

Could this explain why some people are unsatisfied with the 5e Ranger?

They'll probably thank you for that. :p "We're better than those manipulative, infernal lawyers from the Nine Hells! Woot!" :p

The Seelie merely have a better Public Relations department than the Unseelie do. ;)

When it does come to the mystical martial arts, the monk does seem to be the go-to class for this particular concept. Using another class for the ninja would require some out-of-the-box thinking. Something a 3pp is more likely to do.

If the Ninja subclass was a Wizard subclass, you could then have something like the Shinobi in the Naruto anime. At 2nd level, you could give them some additional proficiencies in Light armor and weapons typically associated with the Monk. You could also have it where they gain bonus spells at...

How many vampire lineages will be created for the 5.5e vampire? PF1 had about 4 vampire heritages (Jiang-shi, Moroi, Velata and Nosferatu). https://www.d20pfsrd.com/RACES/other-races/featured-races/arg-dhampir/#variant_dhampir_heritage_details It would also be interesting if one of the...

TBH, I was thinking of Laser Llama's Shaman class when I typed up my reply a moment ago. https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-M-6Rt87VW4p1cfPpPWO Laser Llama's Shaman class deals with binding spirits to Totems.

Exertion points in the place of Superiority Die? ;)