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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Willie the Duck" data-source="post: 9121695" data-attributes="member: 6799660">This has been my impression of the entire D&D'24 UA so far. They seem laser-focused on fixing the game/addressing its' issues through the class abilities (with small side-jogs into specific spells and the occasional 'how the movement action works'-type things). To me, it seems like rearranging the deck chairs rather than the holes in the boat*. Adding this to barbarian or taking that from paladin or making the sorcerer a little more distinct are fine and all, but they don't address what I consider the glaring issues (anemic non-combat pillars, vestigial skill system, stealth/perception/surprise, multiclassing in general, wildly different experiences in # of encounters/rest, etc.). *not using the standard 'rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic' analogy because 5e isn't 'sinking,' just has issues.At the same time, every time the release another one of these, I go through it like a kid at a candy store -- 'I want that, I want that, I don't want that, I wish they had two of those, does anyone really want that,' etc.</blockquote>