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<blockquote data-quote="Leatherhead" data-source="post: 8513459" data-attributes="member: 53176">Lets see:Natural Weapons being changed into Unarmed Strikes means they no longer count as weapons. Which means you can't do fun things like powering up your teeth with Magic Weapon.Magic resistance only working on spells is a massive nerf, especially when you consider that Monsters will be using named actions instead of casting spells going forward. Those Elemental Evil spells really need to be folded into the core ruleset so they can get around that nasty PHB+1 rule.&nbsp; Especially the elemental Cantrips. Those would be great for the Genassai, speaking of which, the Fire type no longer has their pseudo-thermal-optic vision, which is a pity because it was fun flavor without any real mechanical benefit.Bugbears are absolutely terrifying now, they are a Powerful Build sized creature that can curl up and fit inside your backpack. Then still reach out 10' to strike.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leatherhead, post: 8513459, member: 53176"] Lets see: Natural Weapons being changed into Unarmed Strikes means they no longer count as weapons. Which means you can't do fun things like powering up your teeth with [I]Magic Weapon.[/I] Magic resistance only working on spells is a massive nerf, especially when you consider that Monsters will be using named actions instead of casting spells going forward. Those Elemental Evil spells really need to be folded into the core ruleset so they can get around that nasty PHB+1 rule. Especially the elemental Cantrips. Those would be great for the Genassai, speaking of which, the Fire type no longer has their pseudo-thermal-optic vision, which is a pity because it was fun flavor without any real mechanical benefit. Bugbears are absolutely terrifying now, they are a Powerful Build sized creature that can curl up and fit inside your backpack. Then still reach out 10' to strike. [/QUOTE]

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