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Finished the survey, pretty much gave all of it a green rating. Also, surprise, surprise, they still give you the option to write out feedback if you give a green rating!

Seeing as BG3 took 7 years or so, I’ll just wait and see.

I was ready to dislike this UA, but I think I really like it. I can't say I have a campaign where I want the players to have access to such psionic options yet, but I'm feeling slightly inspired. There might be some tweaks and changes, but I feel pretty confident about what they made here.

Honestly? What they did in this new UA is exactly what I wanted. I don't want them to make a new system of abilities just for one class, then duplicate a ton of spells anyway.

They’re probably the red dragon fan club. I think you can see dave2008 on the right.

After our play test last sunday, I had a pretty good time. I was not enjoying the bard multiclassing twice just to make some jank build that topped of their AC. Spirit Guardians is good enough without granting everyone half cover. I miss the out-of-combat flavor. The Hollow Warden was cool...

I’d say in some ways they didn’t go far enough, but overall improved.

Could this be the second release this year that offers new subclasses? That’s a bit much IMO.

Jolt to Life doesn't need to be strong for me, it's very flavorful.

So, I started out really hyped with the Dr. Frankenstein artificer finally being released by WotC, but after that I kinda soured on all of these subclasses. Likes The reworks overall look good and effective. Theming is mostly good Dislikes Where are my ribbon features? For most of these...

Just talking about a “build” raises my heckles. This is because from this mindset, character abilities are the goal, and they don’t matter to the campaign. If you are not having fun before your “build comes online”, you are more focused on your character sheet than what is happening at the...

I am very interested in the Dragon Delves anthology because I love dragons and I want to use them more. The new starter set could be perfect for introducing new players to the hobby, so I have high hopes. The rest? I’ll see the reviews and maybe pick some things up if they are worthwhile.

I only don’t like the Armor of Agathys advice, the rest is fine by me.

I just let everyone use all scrolls. Works great.

I have given my vampires this kind of regeneration, only it only triggers when they are reduced to 0 hp. It keep tracking the hp to a minimum, and it works just as well for the players.

I know people have been making wonderful arguments, but my intent for this poll has been to check where people put their money when it comes to WotC published products as we know them now. I am not against the use of AI, I just prefer not to spend money on something that isn’t made by humans.

Hey now

Working with the hypothetical of the poll. What if WotC’s next product was made with AI? By this I mean there is AI art in there, writing done with AI and the company is open about using it. Would you stop buying their products if you haven’t done so already?

Yes, but only if (clause) was supposed to take into account for the maybe’s. I think your answer falls squarely in that option.

Then you should answer “I do not buy WotC products regardless”.