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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 6185300" data-attributes="member: 5038">I downloaded it and, promptly, went to look over backgrounds and skills, races, classes, and multiclassing.  The positives, of this packet, in my opinion.1. Clerics don't get two attacks (unfortunately, they still, automatically get divine strike, gain it earlier, and more uses)2. Fighter gets a fighting style at first level. It looks like Gladiator was renamed (along with both Brutal display,and Gladiator's Resolve removed, Gladiator's Cunning renamed, and Improved Combat Superiority changed),  .3. Mage: Scribe scroll and  Brew Potion appear to no longer be forced upon the mage4. Paladin: gets a fighting style choice at 2nd level, gets extra attack earlier, and cleansing circle replaced by cleansing touch.5. Ranger: gets a fighting style choice at 2nd level, an extra attack earlier, and fighting style is separated  from favored enemy.6. Multiclassing: we get multiclassing (However, I do not like the implementation)7. Skills: skills are back (however, lack of the additional lores, no apparent ability to add new ones, and switching to the level based proficiency both ruined this piece of news for me). As with every other packet, I found this one extremely disappointing. After looking through races, classes, and background & skills, I went to Wizards's site and opted out. I have no interest in filling out their last survey.Edit: The only class I like is the Circle of the Land Druid and, by removing Brew Potion and Scribe Scroll, the Mage we see is almost there  for me (I just want an alternate casting method).</blockquote>

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