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Dunno. Mending is a cantrip.

They did it for game reason, not realism. You need to separate out item levels more clearly and not let a level 2 party but level 20 equipment. Not that magic items are realistic in the first place. But it's supposed to be "rare and special" not "rich army mass producing wands of magic...

I guess that is the other way of reducing die rolls.

So if you don't have proficiency, and attack a extremely tiny target, then you can miss, sometimes. That's far enough outside normal D&D combats to not worry about IMO.

Pteranodon 60 fly speed, and doesn't provoke opportunity attacks. Only +2 Dex, but you can still grapple and dash drop.

Giant Toad. Bonus action grapple. Action to Swallow. Run away till they die. And you can still punch when you have someone swallowed.

At higher levels, yes. But not at level 2. Your AC is basically the same either way, no real bonus. Multiattack won't stack. Primal Stike doesn't work with unarmed attacks. Deflect Attacks work with THP, but it's just added and not multiplied. Dex is likely lowered in beast form (maybe?)...

Moving tales effort. It drains your stamina (HP). It's not like PCs can be "hit" by a sword multiple times. HP isn't how many chunks of flesh can be carved off of you. No. This is to simplify, not complicate.

They stack. I guess I could say 'increase max HP' instead of armor points. Have you ever actually missed when you swung a sword at something? No. It's been blocked or dodged, but that's effort of the targets part. But mostly it's just extra rolling that slows the game down.

Moon druid isn't as OP at low levels anymore. Which means dipping isn't as powerful. Otherwise it still works. In some ways nicer.

I'm sure some features would need tweaks. Defensive Duelist for instance. You repair it when you rest. Think it should be short rest recharge? Thought about that too, but that makes single big hits (rogue) better than a lot of small hits (dual wielding). The goal is that if they can take 10...

One of my biggest pet peves about D&D is rolling to hit and then rolling for damage. So what if Armor was just a form of THP? All attacks always hit. THP first, Armor Points Second, HP third Armor points are (AC-10)* your level, regained after a long rest. (Dis)advantage means rerolling damage...

New invocation Pact of the At-Will, level 1 Prerequisite: a pact slot You lose 1 Pact Slot. Select a level 1 warlock spell. You can cast it at-will. You can take this feature multiple times but must sacrifice a pact slot each time. Increase the warlock spell level each time you take it...

Level 1: chose one of the following and gain it's spell. Hunter: Hunter's Mark Gatherer: Goodberry Trapper: Ensnaring Stike Wanderer: Longstrider

That was the intent. It's kind of like complaining that Balders Gate 3 4.1.1.3622274 is the only true game. And Balders Gate 3 4.1.1.6758295 is a completely different game and every wiki and fan site should acknowledge they are separate them. And Larian making it hard to download the original...

Weird hill to die on, but ok.

The real world point of a saber, and similar curves swords, was less likely to get stuck. Thus I suggest a new mastery. Skirmish You no not provoke opportunity attacks form the target until the end of your turn. Otherwise I'd vote for slow.

IMO if your going to do that, might as well make it the whole system. And spells/features require a minimum attribute to cast. I.e. Hunters Mark take 1 Wisdom. Crossbows take 1 Dex Longbows take 2 Dex Trick shots take 3 Dex. Fireball takes 3 Intelligence. Dominate Person is 6 Charisma. Action...

Right. Valor bard then.

Eldritch knight with warlock 2 will give you lots of rolls.