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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lazybones" data-source="post: 9841356" data-attributes="member: 143">I've noticed this as well; one of the players in my aforementioned group is a PotC warlock and at low levels the imp is insane; 21hp, invisible at will, and resummonable as an action (with the only limit a trivial 10gp cost)? That can turn a lot of low-level encounters absolutely trivial. As I noted above they're at 5th level now and the imp is still a major factor. They briefly adventured in a fire-themed dungeon where it was basically invincible, and the 3d6+3 attack (often with advantage) is still quite potent.For me, the biggest thing that has changed in terms of scouting is Tremorsense; it is now extremely difficult to surprise a dwarf PC with any challenge involving creatures.RE the thread theme, I think that the change to Twinned Spell is a nod toward the sorcerer's role as a controller; most of the eligible spells are ones that debilitate foes rather than damage them. And with most of the sorcerer subclasses getting bonus spells now, I think they can be more flexible than their 2014 counterparts.</blockquote>