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I think it also brings up something I expected when they changed the name of Monk subclasses to "Warrior of _______" it would definitely force a rename of some subclasses. Kensei will probably be affected by this naming change too.

Drunken style kung fu was about imitating drunkenness not actually being drunk. While the subclass has been about actually being drunk, so intoxication was probably a clarification on that

If Waterdeep is Toronto then how do people from Waterdeep pronounce Waterdeep? Asking from Neverwingter...

It's the reason I think the Seer should be a Monk-like Psion, with unarmed strike thrown in, though I think that might step on the Metamorph a bit.

The Oath of the Ancients has been pointed out by some as being the where the Warden Class of 4e (the Primal Defender) partially went to.

This isn't much different from all those who were claiming that all D&D is Planescape because it uses the Multiverse and the Great Ring Cosmology. Sigil has portals to all sorts of places in Toril and especially Faerun. An official 2e adventure module has the Modrons use a portal through...

So I guess you can cast (True) Resurrection spells with as a circle spell without the need for diamonds.

It looks like additional casters doesn't boost the spells slot level, which I guess is good for preventing things like a Fireball inflicting 30d6 damage. Instead it seems it might have an effect like a Fireball that has a radius of 300 feet. Though it's definitely other spells that aren't...

Both of those spells could create a hazardous region if they're allowed to expand the area in addition to the specific circle casting effects.

I'm very much about using hybrid 5e + 2e + fill in the blanks cosmology, so I'd still have Negative Quasi-Elemental (Dust, Salt, Ash, Vacuum) and Positive Quasi-Elemental (Lightning, Radiance, Steam, Mineral) mixed into the Elemental Planes (in 5e) that sort of still have the Para-Elemental...

I've been constantly saying they need to get some crossover with Arcane / League of Legends, with a Runeterra setting book. I think it's doable for a D&D setting. I guess they can wait for however many years for when one of the followup series to Arcane gets released.

The designers have stated somewhere like in a blog post or a tweet, that Feywild is a border plane to the Positive Energy Plane and that Shadowfell is the border plane to the Negative Energy Plane. But nothing written in any of the books has ever stated that though.

I think for Goblins (and Hobgoblins and Bugbears) the Fey ones that never left Feywild for the Material plane or other planes are mostly independent. Those who do associate with a court are mostly of an "Unseelie" court, but there are a few Goblins that could be Seelie.

In a way she's both copyrightable with a public domain connection. Much like how the X-Men character Destiny is Irene Adler a character from Sherlock Holmes who is public domain, but also is under Marvel's copyright.

I don't think the Unseelie was ever that "ugly" sure some of the more mischievous and ugly Fey do associate more with the Unseelie, but the typical "Fairy Princess" that's Unseelie is in my mind going to have a more "Gothic" aesthetic as opposed to the more traditional "Fairy" type aesthetic.

That's certainly a point, but then 5e went back to using Titania a public domain character, one of William Shakespeare's characters, for their Summer Court.

The thing I wonder is 5th level just right for such a spell or should it have been 4th or 6th level.

So Far Step which was in Xanathar's Guide was a 5th level spell with 1 minute concentration duration and the ability to teleport 60 feet as a bonus action for every one of those rounds. Theoretically it's like being able to cast a longer range Misty Step 10 times. But I noticed that many...

The 2024 DMG mentions the Gloaming Court which is the Unseelie Court stand-in and the Summer Court which is the Seelie Court stand-in. 5e Feywild is a mixture of elements from all previous editions, with some of it's own things like Domains of Delight. I remember that 2e Monster Mythology had...