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How about using a prestige class to extend an existing sub class. This enables to focus the character more on the sub class which is what some have been asking for.

Too much lazy design. eg fitting simple and complex fighter into one class, negligible social/exploration rules, equipment, abilities as spells. I could go on for a while. Also the whole natural language thing is causing far more problems then it solved and its so called solved problems were in...

Interpretation without evidence is toxic. Accusations of racism and sexism based off Interpretation without evidence doubly so.

I think the most toxic part of the fandom is the way some seek the worse interpretation possible (and in some cases beyond possible) of things which leads to unfair labeling of people and their works. This is compounded by any defense to the person or work being painted as a wrong.

Lost for words.

According to too many when a Fighter can do more than some HP damage and the odd skill check.

1. Make equipment choice matter 2. When costing a limited resource such as feats make combat and non combat options be purchased with separate pools. 3. Add to non caster classes at the same rate through the edition as caster classes. eg Not book after book with spells but nothing for non...

Empire with slavery 5...4.....3....2....

We need to start making caps and t-shirts with "Make Dragons Terrifying Again" printed on them.

I call foul on the designer side. If they gate maneuvers to a subclass they do not have to support it like they do with spells for spell casters. Some level gated improved maneuvers would be nice. Weapons are non granular and maneuvers are subclass gated, meaning they have an excuse to do as...

The answer is that you can always always do things like trip, it's just that the Battlemaster is better at it thus gets a mechanical bonus. Just because one class/subclass gets a bonus to something that does not mean others cannot attempt that action, they can just without said bonus.

Once again for some reason I still find myself amazed at peoples ability to view something in the worse light possible. At times I cannot help but think some are wishing for there to be an issue to "fight". Aside from this my view is to focus on the curiosity and let the outlet of said curiosity...

1. The Fighter can have nice things 2. The Wizard spell list needs pruning

Snarf I cannot believe you missed one of the design principals that has seemed to last to this very day "Fighters cannot have nice things".

As far as I am aware outside of home games all Kenders in other worlds are visitors from Krynn that came via portal or Spelljammer.

Kender a native to Krynn prime material plane, Ansalon continent to be more precise. The fey that show up in Krynn are native to the prime material plane or the heavenly realms.

Considering that Squires had to learn and live the Oath and the Measure, this would lead to skills in history and ettiquette thus giving some out of combat usefulness that still fits in world narrative of what it means to be a Solamnic Knight Squire.

Those creatures did turn up but were a natural part of the world not extradimensional interlopers. Also I think saying everything is magical or from the feywild is uncreative if not lazy.

Should the Squire feat be changed to be more of a choice by Martial characters? I believe so as nearly all the knights including squires were martial in flavor. Maybe keep the medium armour proficiency but gain a separate bonus if you are already proficient.