Check Out The Forge Domain From Xanathar's Guide

As part of the Extra Life charity campaign, WotC has released a preview of the Forge Domain from Xanathar's Guide to Everything. Head on over to donate and unlock more previews. There are two more previews unlocked which should be released imminently, so stay tuned - the table of contents and a "Drawing of in-game Tortle champion asset, from Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms".

This is the first page. Head to the charity page for the rest.​

 

[Leatherhead]

The quick changes:

Identify replaces Shield

Smith's tools proficiency added

You can change metal into non-metal parts of metal objects.

No bonus damage to constructs

Noticeably not changed: The GP limit when crafting stuff (still have to get plate armour the hard way) and the resistance to weapon damage still only works on non-magical attacks.

 

[OB1]

It also confirms Grave as the other new Cleric Domain.


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[gyor]

It also confirms the Protection Domain did not make it.

 

[Satyrn]

Introductory paragraph.
An embedded picture.
A link to more!

Why are you doing so much work Morrus? No one else does.

 

[Kobold Avenger]

I'm wondering if anyone would allow Artisan's Blessing to create a key to a particular lock...

I guess you could rule that the Cleric needs to know exactly what the key looks like to work, so one would need to get an existing key or a wax mold.

 

[chunkosauruswrex]

I'm wondering if anyone would allow Artisan's Blessing to create a key to a particular lock...

I guess you could rule that the Cleric needs to know exactly what the key looks like to work, so one would need to get an existing key or a wax mold.

or they could just make the lock into something else

 

[Satyrn]

I think I'd require at least a mold, though I might let the whole process work towards an ability check to pick the lock.

A Wisdom check with advantage probably.

 

[Xeviat]

It’s weird that they don’t have proficiency in warhammers ...


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[guachi]

The class is good. I liked what I saw from UA.

But that picture is ludicrous. At least they got the important parts right!