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A book series that really inspired some of my D&D settings was the Night Watch series by Russian author Lukyanenko. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_Watch_(Lukyanenko_novel) It's an interesting take on a fantasy cold war stalemate between not good or evil, but individual freedom versus...

You have a few options per the rules. Cleric 1/ wizard X allows you to upcast basic heal spells. Works well with knowledge cleric for arcana expertise. Thief rogue with the healer feat allows you to use fast hands and heal party members with a bonus action, no magic needed. Higher level thief...

So I tweaked Orcs into a sentient plant race that is at home in the woods. They get a wisdom bonus and will sometimes adopt foreign children or trade their kids with other cultures to form a societal bond with them. The idea being that they spread their philosophy and also get introduced to new...

I liked the Witch class from Monte Cooke's Arcana Evolved. It had some spell casting but also special abilities (blade, armor, song) that tied on with your theme(wood, mind, iron, fire, wind, ice).

We have several players who DM and while we might articulate an argument, whoever is running the game has final say over what makes sense for their world.

Hexblade can be kind of difficult by default because it doesn't give you a whole lot to go on. My experience with warlock was a rogue/GOOlock mechanically but reskinned with my patron as Baba Yaga. Character was obsessed with meeting her in person but began to have second thoughts about serving...

I use critical successes and failures and bonus action to use a healing potion. For critical attacks we don't double the dice, we get max damage of one roll, then make a second roll. Give crits more weight.