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The only issue I'd have with this as a general class feature, rather than for your specific table, is that it requires either full transparency of opponents' hit points, or for the DM to be aware of and manage these features on the player's behalf, since you are effectively situationally dealing...

Put the weird and undesirable things like beasts and undead at the bottom end of the d100 table, and add some weird-but-desirable things like celestials at ranges above 100, then start the spell out at low level and allow players to add a certain amount to their roll for each level you upcast it.

Most of them do actually make the distinction. Either you're reincarnated into a newborn body, or you are physically transported in your own body. Obviously a bit of a tougher distinction for inanimate objects.

I won't consider things to have gone completely mad until they announce the live action Zootopia.

These days in movies and TV shows, even the suits that look mostly practical often aren't. As I recall, the overlaid time-travel suits in Endgame wound up being entirely CGI, and in Falcon and the Winter Soldier Sam's new costume from the final episode had a headpiece with unsupported sections...

Its use in real-world culture and religion is about rebirth though. Nobody talks about whether they'll be renaissanced as a cat in their next life.

After seeing a few Youtube videos recently about costumes from superhero movies I was thinking about which ones I liked best, and found that I had an unexpectedly easy time picking a top 5, though no doubt within 30 seconds of posting this I'll be mentally screaming "oh, how could I have...

Yeah, if it ever came up I'd leave it up to the player whether they'd even want to consider rolling the dice on something like that.

If you're looking for just single-word synonyms and don't have any other particular naming convention in mind, probably a decent thesaurus will be of more assistance to you than we can.

If it truly is a random body, is it also random chance whether you end up the same physical gender as you started? Just thinking of a plot-twist mystery NPC, you could have someone famous or high-class turn out to be an impersonator who's been using a Hat of Disguise to imitate them. The twist...

He does, at least, seem to have taken the concept to heart as of his first introduction in the MCU: "If you can do what I do, but you don't, and then the bad things happen, they happen because of you."

That brings up the bigger question - if you reincarnate as a Time Lord, how many incarnations do you have left?

I'm just not sure if I'm ever going to be in the right headspace to watch angsty-loneliness the movie.

They're not going to be able to do that in the short or probably even medium term, because the tech only works on high-end graphics cards and the studios need to be able to produce games for the wider market (including the players who can activate it but choose not to). By the time that level...

We don't yet know how customisable this will be when implemented by game companies into their own games. There must be some way to enforce consistency, otherwise the same character would wind up looking like different people from scene to scene, and such tools may include directions as to what...

I never managed to get into the anime because the art style just really doesn't work for me. Just something about the general character design that I can't get comfortable watching. Enjoyed the first live-action season, will be checking out the second soon.

It's not any brighter, it just has higher contrast. And if I need to have played the game to know that the better-looking image has ruined the "mood", you've picked a poor example to illustrate your point.

You're in no better position to objectively state what it looks like than I am, so drop the "wrong". I've seen more people who resemble the right-hand image than the left-hand one. Also the background in the right-hand image actually has enough contrast to discern details.

I admit I have no idea what DLSS is, but the person on the left looks like an early 2000s videogame character and the person on the right looks like a person. What's the catch?

True, but my impression of JMS from what came out through the course of the original show's airing was that he was never much of a team player, especially with this show.