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It's not as bad as you might think (actually, it's really straightforward), but it's also beyond the scope of a thread reply. I really should stand a blog up somewhere and write a post about it.

Nice! Got your self-publishing stuff ready to go? Because that should definitely be a commercial product!

Time to get to work on some new content!

Also: it is one of my goals as a 3PP content creator to get the non-gray parts of those bars to even out as much as possible. :cool:

Fixed! Also relevant: the artificer and savant got added to the LUSRDs today. Since that was the only obstacle to my supporting them, you will start to see material for both of them from PMG at some point in the near future. Some of those purple bars will be getting evened out in length a bit...

I released a 3PP Arcane Sniper archetype for the ranger class and some associated supporting material last moth: Arcane Sniper (A5E) - Purple Martin Games | DriveThruRPG.com

Don't mind me, I'm just screenshotting this list for ... reasons.

Something else relevant to the crowd here: it works especially well with third-party O5E subclasses. Because of the common basis in the 5e OGL, you'll really just be missing a the new stuff A5E added rather than having references to non-OGL spells and the like. So if you're wondering if the...

The Dense Smoke sidebar is literally just a reprint of the Dense Smoke encounter element (which the Walking Volcano feature creates) for convenience (the same text can be found on page 49 of Trials and Treasure). But yes, the smoke does impede breathing as well as sight.

Also: a fun note: not this month's but next month's thematic toolkit release will include a berserker/herald synergy feat chain.

New release! Two new archetypes, both based around a volcano theme. Berserkers can now become Magma Ragers who superheat their weapons and take on more lava-like traits over time, including lowered susceptibility to critical hits and eventually the ability to lob volcanic bombs. Heralds can...

That was a funny typo, but fixed. ;)

Hmm. Good point. I'll roll it over in my head a little and see if I can come up with some good future-proofing.

That is some good wording. Do you mind if I swipe it?

You will probably see this again, but it will only appear when one of the classes is a "preparation" caster rather than a "known" one; so cleric, druid, maybe herald, and possibly wizard with additional restrictions in place. It's also likely to always be reserved for the third feat.

The reason for this working the way it does are as follows: Druids, by default, always get full access to their class's entire spell list, so it's not inflating the power of the druid class. You also have to pick and choose with a limited number of choices, which means that you have to balance...

Basically if a spell appears on both the bard and druid lists, and you have a spell slot of the appropriate level, you can prepare it as a druid spell. You're still limited by your usual cap on the number of druid spells prepared, and it has no effect on learning new bard spells. . For example...

This month's Thematic Toolkit release is live! For August, the combination is bard/druid, and I took some (very loose) inspiration from Celtic mythology. Bards can become an Ollave, a bardic priest/historian with an even greater breadth and depth of knowledge and versatility than normal bards...