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I don't have the exact numbers (picking up my book this afternoon), but you can convert Spell Slots into Sorcery Points. It's not a direct, equal conversion back-and-forth, though. I think it was something like 2 Sorcery Points gives you a level 1 Spell Slot, but a Level 1 Spell Slot only gives...

No worries! I was too lazy to find the link to the previous answer, so I just retyped it :) The Monk's defenses are interesting, as they come at the cost of potential offensive capability. Ki spent on defensive options is Ki not spent on Flurry of Blows. A cool balance.

I believe I read that Twinned Spell allowed you to target an additional enemy, not double-up the damage on a single enemy. However, according to that conversion (2 SP for lvl1 SS and a 4 SS gives 6 SP), you can get 3 First Level Spell Slots for the price of one Fourth Level Spell Slot. So if X...

Woops! Excuse my misinformation! Must have picked that up from the Alpha and thought I read about it in the PHB spoilers I've been amassing. A thousand apologies! Thanks for correcting me :)

Both the Arcane Trickster and Eldritch Knight learn Longstrider automatically at level 3; youc ould just houserule that to Jump instead!

Jump is likely Transmutation. Sadly, the Eldritch Knight learns spells from the Wizard's spell list, but only those of the Evocation or Abjuration schools. So defensive buffs and nukes, primarily.

Hey Stalker, this was answered a few pages ago (by myself and others). They get their unarmored defense (Wis+Dex) and the usual suite of Evasion and other features. They can also spend Ki to take the Dodge Action as a Bonus Action, and deflect arrows.

I know, right!? The Warlock is really shaping up to be interesting both mechanically and thematically. I really like that they have "Warlock-only" spells, like Arms of Hadar and Hex. The Hexblade is definitely baked into the class. Too many character ideas, too few campaigns to play them in!

Monks get their usual 10+Dex+Wis Unarmed Defense feature. They can spend a Ki Point to take the Dodge Action as a Bonus Action. They get the usual Evasion features at higher levels, too.

That's really beefy! Thanks again to all those that have provided information!

Wizard Spell List: http://i.imgur.com/4tYeMpQ.jpg *I do not own this image; provided via Reddit*

I was bored, see below! *This is taken from information gained from the Reddit. I do not have the book.* Warlock Invocations Agonizing Blast [req eldritch blast] Add CHA to damage dealt. Armor of Shadows Mage armor at will Ascendant Step (Req lvl9) Levitate at will Beast Speech Speak with...

I cannot post links yet (haven't made enough posts on the forums), but if you go to the 5th Edition Reddit, there is a thread called "Have a copy of Player Handbook..." Within that thread is an image link that contains all of the Warlock invocations. They are very different from 3.5 Edition...

I'm interested in further details about the Arcane Trickster. Are the features basically the same as in the Alpha spoiler? Spellcasting, Mage Hand Legerdemain (pick pockets/open locks with Mage Hand), Magical Ambush (enemies have Disadvantage on Saves if you are hidden), Versatile Trickster...

Yes. I haven't made enough posts to submit a link, but there's a thread on the D&D 5e Reddit in which someone provided a picture of the Invocations page for the Warlock from the PHB. "Misty Vision". It allows you to cast Silent Image at-will with no spell slot usage.

I'm really excited to try a Guild Merchant High Elf Rogue (Arcane Trickster)! Stats Str 8 Con 13 Dex 16 Int 16 Wis 10 Cha 12 Skills Acrobatics, Stealth, Insight (Guild Merchant), Investigation, Thieves tools, Perception (Elf), Persuasion (Guild Merchant), Sleight of Hand Expertise...

Holy smokes! Sculptor of Flesh got a big upgrade over its previous iteration (it was Alter Self before)!

Killing people and taking their stuff: this is the very essence of what it means to be an adventurer :)

*bonks forehead* Ahh, that subtle distinction evaded me! Thanks for the rapid response! The Warlock is shaping up to be mighty fine...mighty fine indeed!

Thanks to Palladion and all who have responded! I wanted to double-confirm this quote, as it is somewhat contradictory with the Eldritch Master level 20 feature, where you can (once per Long rest) recover all of your spell slots during a Short Rest. If a Warlock, by default, recovers their...