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That's a change from Alpha for the EK. So what do they get at 14th level now? I do assume at 18th level the EK can attack and use any spell they know is still a thing? Advanced Battle Magic or whatever?

I would liken it to a daily power basically when other full casters (wizards, sorcerers, bards) would be getting those 6-9th level spells. They work outside their other slots so they top out a 4 dailies and their other spells refresh after short rests.

That gives the warlock 1 6th/7th/8th/9th level spell at the appropriate levels. Outside the 4 regular slots they already have.

Why even take the first or second option then?

That's how I read it. Though Mearls has said using the 15 version wouldn't be a gamebreaker. I see the feat as a way of locking in a minimum floor of hit point recovery.

Pretty sure Drow got +1 to Charisma.

Meh, the standard array allows for humans to have two 15's at creation and a feat and demihuman's can have three 15's at creation.

But NOBODY except WotC actually knows the actual and final rules currently.

But NOBODY except WotC actually knows the actual and final rules.

We get your disdain for 5e but why are going Evocker as a F/M that's just silly. And what 10th wizard would ever just let you dictate the terms? This is why white rooming and theorycraft is more then next to useless. I could come up with other logical reasons and scenerios to bust your weak...

Action surge is great for a 4e game and some 3 games but 2e? Not so much compared to 2x attacks without dual wielding. Remember alot of people are going to alter both healing and the long/#short rest mechanic to simulate 1/2/3e or a mix of 2/3e or flat alter the baseline assumptions of the game...

This would be what Traits, Bonds, Flaws are for. They are similar to Aspects or Virtue and Vice.

That was how it was done in 2e. The GM had a checklist of what's in and what's out. You wouldn't need to copy all the PHB or DMG since all of it is optional.

Sensibly clothed and everything something is not right.;)

So we see the Sorcerer subclass Chaos/Wild something or other.:D

If you have roleplayed any game let alone DND then making up an adventure should be old hat to you especially since you have all the rules/monsters/treasure/equipment needed. I don't get your reasoning.

Not everybody.;) Seriously I don't put much weight in reviews unless it's really obvious or I can't see the product physically to confirm them.

I rarely get modules or if I do they are more for ideas or quick drop ins into my existing world (sandbox). For example our group played Dragonlance but we never used the modules why would we? And I expect licensed properties to have at least a modicum of editing and/or certain baseline of quality.

I don't do that anyway I do check things out but I don't find simple reviews on Amazon or whatever to be all that helpful to be honest. Especially after the 3e situation. I rarely, if ever get 3pp product for any RPG because of the lack of oversight the first time around for 3e.

Why should I have to vet every book I see? And reviews are subjective also. I would much rather see a select circle of publishers approved by WotC doing 3pp product then the free for all mess that the OGL caused for 3e.