D&D 5E Two Subclasses from Tasha for Barbarian and Warlock

WotC has posted two previews from the upcoming Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything — the barbarian’s Path of Wild Magic and the warlock’s Genie patron. You can download them both as PDFs. https://dndcelebration2020.com/#/previews


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Ancalagon

Dusty Dragon
For the people talking about ways to make a warrior interesting without more spells. This is a topic that has been explored by the GLOG. I give you

The zouave: a veteran coming back to the world of adventure. they have to knock off the rust, but their experiences give them special knacks


The gun priest: their faith and their gunslinging give them abilities.


Of course you would have to re-stat that in 5e but... making balanced stats is not that hard. Good ideas? That's hard. The GLOG design ethos is one of constant rebuilding and hacking, so the authors won't mind if you "borrow" their ideas!
 

Laurefindel

Legend
For the people talking about ways to make a warrior interesting without more spells. This is a topic that has been explored by the GLOG. I give you

The zouave: a veteran coming back to the world of adventure. they have to knock off the rust, but their experiences give them special knacks


The gun priest: their faith and their gunslinging give them abilities.


Of course you would have to re-stat that in 5e but... making balanced stats is not that hard. Good ideas? That's hard. The GLOG design ethos is one of constant rebuilding and hacking, so the authors won't mind if you "borrow" their ideas!
The Zouave could easily be turned in a 5e fighter subclass.
Nice set of out-of-combat features that aren't just ribbons.
 

GarrettKP

Adventurer
Two new riddles that may lead to more Tasha's previews!

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Need help solving.
 




Chaosmancer

Legend
@GarrettKP it is a time perhaps.

Ten minutes til 6, ie 5:50.

"Add the number of notes in a whole"

flats are -1, sharps are +1

First measure would be (1/8)+(1/8)+(1/16)+(1/16)-1+(1/8)+1+(1/16) = (3/8)+0+(3/16)= 4/8+1/16= 1/2 note + 1/16 note in a 4x4 measure that is 2 and 0.25

Second measure is 4 (for the whole note) -1 so 3

Third measure is 3/8+1+1/16 = 1/4+1/8+1/16+1= 2.75

Altogether that would get us 8, so perhaps the answer is 5:58?
 

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