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Yes, as I said in my post, I looked at the Gateway website and didn't find anything about the overall design goals for what parts will be needed in order to be feature complete. I looked again after your post and still could find any post/article/document with details of the intended features.

I was looking for information on the Gateway website for the goals for this but couldn't find any. Is there somewhere I could read on what is intended for this character builder? Is it mostly in its final form right now, or are there other capabilities that are planned?

No one in my group was interested in playing a serpentine character, but the Culture and Destiny were both big hits and filled a void that other existing offerings hadn't filled.

In the drop down menus, the destination for the Rules - Spells - Druid, brings you to the spell list filtered for Clerics instead of Druids as intended. All the other class spell list links from Rules - Spells - Classname work correctly.

Thanks for the explanations. If the rules ever get a rewrite, this is one place where explanations could be tidied up a bit so you don't need to look in multiple places, but it's good to know that there's an intended system in place and not leave it to the GM to figure out.

A riposte is a parry plus counter-attack in fencing? The ability clearly doesn't include a parry effect, but if it doesn't act as an interrupt effect that potentially lets a player cancel an enemy's attack, then why go with the name arcane riposte and not arcane counterattack? Thematically, it...

Thanks for the response. I'm a new GM, so I probably overlooked an obvious bit of text. Where do you see that I should use the passive perception score as the skill DC against Sleight of Hand checks? Since this is in combat, I would think it would be more like a dexterity saving throw or...

Per page 444 of the Adventurer's Guide, the trigger would go off prior to rolling damage by the enemy, potentially allowing for the player to counter-attack and deliver their damage before they are damaged themselves. This is also consistent with the a5e.tools website...

Okay, so it sounds like you just use the basic skill check system with these for effects determined by the GM and no defined difficulty checks or guidelines on what should be done depending on the level of the opponent. I'll file these under the "GM adjudication" heading and not bother with...

My group has run a few sessions of Advanced 5E now, with pretty much everyone new or inexperienced with both 5E and A5E. We've been enjoying it for the most part, but we're all stumped as to how certain skill checks work. The maneuvers Painful Pickpocket Anticipate Spell Mugging Hit...