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I theorize that one reason its taking so long is that they are waiting for BOTH the Paladin AND Warlock from the Lord of Hatred D4 expansion to release so that way they are choosable class options for this. As somebody mentioned before, the class choice for this is probably gonna be D4 focused...

I can't wait til my Down Among the Dead stuff comes. Got a lot of Pirate Borg goodies as well as dice.

No Harpies? Shame.

Beat me to it.

Supposedly, a physical copy option will come to DM Guilds at some point with a discount option offered to those who purchased a hard copy before. Dang, I may actually double dip on this.

You technically got them in DND 2014 and Eberron:Forge of the Artificer.

That update to Rampage looks FANTASTIC!! Ugh, I wasn't planning on getting the 2024 update but looks like it has some good stuff still player option wise.

I usually just treat Drunkness as a refluff of the Poisoned condition. Shrugs

Capitalist America when it sees Fenris-77s' bank account:

FINALLY we officially (somewhat) have playable Gnolls now.

I'd take Cantrips over Crossbow Wizard for the rest of the day anytime.

And here's my fave Servant from Fate/Stay Night in an epic scene!

My favorite character from Monty Python and the Holy Grail:

5E's K.I.S.S. approach seems to stretch to even class designing. Spells are already there. Anything super fancy has "got to be" magic. Hence, time/energy/simplicity is already there by just GTAing a spell and calling it a day.

Pretty much, it's a Fighter schtick to not completely invalidate them.

This is sounding more and more like a buy. Also, getting an option to play as Romans would surprisingly work wellish with The Adventurers Guide to The Bible 5E book.

Did you know that, historically, "They," as a SINGULAR NOUN, dates back ALL THE WAY to 1375? Shakesphere, Chaucer, and Austen sure do! Here, educate yourself. https://www.oed.com/discover/a-brief-history-of-singular-they/?tl=true