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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8058659" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Some of the preceding suggestions are good but I think that 5ed adv can already be there.Make a book with Ravnica's approach for guilds and apply it to Harpers, Zenths, etc... Make it so that a DM can adapt it easily to his own campaign.Take the Acquisition inc approach to business role but make it non silly and more serious. Some if the ideas in that book are simply mind busting in terms of RP. Take the Theros piety system and adapt it to the official pantheons of our different supported campaign settings. While at it, the heroic destiny system could be a bit expanded and applied to all campaigns too.In fact, a lot of the additional rules found in various books could be reunited into that book of AD&D. The naval rules from Ghosts of Saltmarsh for examples were great.Some of the UA stuff has been well received. They should be incorporated in that book too. Namely some of the feats, some subclasses etc...Other things I would like to see.Hunter's mark and Hex are no longer spells but class features. Usable once per class level + relevant stat bonuses or at will. Making these spells was detrimental to the classes. Remove concentrations on some spells with upcast. High risk, high reward. This would add an interesting twist to some spells. It would not change a lot of things since casters have few spell slots. But it would add an interesting option for them. More rituals. I feel that ritual casting is a bit lacking. Some spells, especially summoning types, should have the ritual tag. A few more divination spells should also have that tag. For the additional rituals, a casting cost in costly components should be added but players would have a nice money sink.Call back the Long sword as a bastard sword (1d8/1d10) and make the long sword a finesse weapon so that elves are finally justified in their Long sword proficiency. That was utter BS. Clarify some rules that were/are way too badly written that could and can be interpreted almost in any way you like... namely the hidding rules. Your invisible but not hidden???? In a sense, adding the Sage Advice column would not be such a bad idea come to think of it.</blockquote>

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