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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 6945273" data-attributes="member: 6704184">I'd add, at least, the following: A class that does what the SWSE Noble does, either as part of the &quot;warlord&quot; class, or as it's own class if &quot;warlord&quot; really needs to be a fighter. A Sage class. Combine it with the noble, if that works. I think it would. More Ki options. Not necessarily in the Monk, but I'd settle for monk subclasses and variant options. *see belowVariant class features: I mentioned this in my last post, but to be more clear, I'm talking stuff like a Monk feature that optionally replaces auto learning all languages with something else. a system of expanded channel divinity that optionally replaces paladin spellcasting. Stuff like that. But also, variants of the classes and/or new subclasses that just work differently, like maneuver based options for all the classes, etc. More races and race feature variants. Player end stronghold, organization, kingdom, etc rules. More rules and options for playing differently, like the modern options, future stuff, but also spelljammers, support for urban focused games, support for a world where magic item crafting and magic are at their zenith, and players and skilled NPCs are the people making the awesome stuff in the DMG, including codified cost tables that make sense in a game where rarity isn't the thing that determines cost, as someone else mentioned. Player options for things like a campaigns that focus on airships, and other non traditional campaigns. Griffon riders, etc. and the least likely one, but still something I really want, conversions of all the awesome oddball 4e stuff that was in the magazines, and anything Nentir Vale related that needs conversion to be used in 5e.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 6945273, member: 6704184"] I'd add, at least, the following: A class that does what the SWSE Noble does, either as part of the "warlord" class, or as it's own class if "warlord" really needs to be a fighter. A Sage class. Combine it with the noble, if that works. I think it would. More Ki options. Not necessarily in the Monk, but I'd settle for monk subclasses and variant options. *see below Variant class features: I mentioned this in my last post, but to be more clear, I'm talking stuff like a Monk feature that optionally replaces auto learning all languages with something else. a system of expanded channel divinity that optionally replaces paladin spellcasting. Stuff like that. But also, variants of the classes and/or new subclasses that just work differently, like maneuver based options for all the classes, etc. More races and race feature variants. Player end stronghold, organization, kingdom, etc rules. More rules and options for playing differently, like the modern options, future stuff, but also spelljammers, support for urban focused games, support for a world where magic item crafting and magic are at their zenith, and players and skilled NPCs are the people making the awesome stuff in the DMG, including codified cost tables that make sense in a game where rarity isn't the thing that determines cost, as someone else mentioned. Player options for things like a campaigns that focus on airships, and other non traditional campaigns. Griffon riders, etc. and the least likely one, but still something I really want, conversions of all the awesome oddball 4e stuff that was in the magazines, and anything Nentir Vale related that needs conversion to be used in 5e. [/QUOTE]

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