Nyxborn would work fine for planetouched. If you don't want more powerful first level characters treat it as a 1st level only feat that vumans can select.Yeah. I was thinking about the "Planetouched" option that they could do, and I think it's going to end up as a supernatural gift similar to the ones in MOoT. The other option is a subrace similar to the Dragonmarks, that lets you be any race and take that subrace to give you planar powers.
I'm now thinking it's very unlikely that the November book is Planescape anything. They only thing we know is in it is the variant race options, and WotC are wanting to present that as a core rules option. So the book will be a core rules extension book, either a Xanathar's 2 or a full blown PHB 2.I would be surprised to see a full-on Planescape book this November, but a Xanathar’s 2 with planar options makes sense to set the stage for Planescape next year.
Can't Planescape be a Xanathar's 2.0 book?I'm now thinking it's very unlikely that the November book is Planescape anything. They only thing we know is in it is the variant race options, and WotC are wanting to present that as a core rules option. So the book will be a core rules extension book, either a Xanathar's 2 or a full blown PHB 2.
I wouldn't say it's impossible, but I think if WotC want their alternative race rules to be viewed as a core rules they wouldn't want to stick any setting related labels on it.Can't Planescape be a Xanathar's 2.0 book?
I'm now thinking it's very unlikely that the November book is Planescape anything. They only thing we know is in it is the variant race options, and WotC are wanting to present that as a core rules option. So the book will be a core rules extension book, either a Xanathar's 2 or a full blown PHB 2.
It will probably still have vistani as a player character option though.
Also, I think WotC like setting books, and would want to do Planescape as a setting book, not a rules supplement.Yes, we're on the same page. I think part of this is that there is plenty of material for X2--it is easier to compile and produce, and more risk-averse. MotP is a major undertaking--both because of its centrality to D&D legacy, and because it significantly expands the range of the game and thus would certainly involve further products--at least a story arc--to bring it to fruition.
I'm now thinking it's very unlikely that the November book is Planescape anything. They only thing we know is in it is the variant race options, and WotC are wanting to present that as a core rules option. So the book will be a core rules extension book, either a Xanathar's 2 or a full blown PHB 2.
It will probably still have vistani as a player character option though.