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Time to get back to covering Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything! These posts cover the differences between the new subclasses that appear in Tasha’s and their UA iterations.
Part 1 covers the artificer and barbarian, Part 2 covers the bard and cleric, and Part 3 (this one) will cover the druid and the fighter.
Continue readingWe got a new Unearthed Arcana last week! The survey for the spells and magic tattoos article is also live.
The new article presents revised psionics options for the fighter, the rogue, and the sorcerer. It also revises the new psionics-themed spells and feats. It looks like this is going to be the official approach to psionics in 5e moving forward, as the article notes, “we’ve decided to say farewell to the mystic and explore other ways of giving players psi-themed powers.”
In this blog post, I’m going to compare the new options with their versions in previous UAs.
Continue readingA week after we got the official Artificer class, now we’re seeing some UA psionic subclasses! This UA article features subclasses for the staple classes of D&D: the fighter, rogue, and wizard.
The survey for the last UA is also available, so go let your voice be heard!
Now let’s talk about the psychic warrior, the soulknife, and the psionics tradition subclasses!
Continue readingHoo boy, this Unearthed Arcana is a real big one. In this UA article, each class receives at least one enhancement or replacement for a class feature. Wizards of the Coast has portrayed these feature variants as options for a DM to enable at their discretion in their campaigns.
Also, the survey for the last Unearthed Arcana is available!
So let’s get into this big ol’ article.
Continue readingFinishing out this round of Unearthed Arcana subclasses are the fighter, ranger, and rogue! Now, each official class has received a new subclass. I wonder what WotC is cooking up back there…
Also, the survey for the last article is up, so go make your opinions known for the cleric, druid, and wizard UA!
This most recent article introduces a giant-inspired fighter, a stranger ranger, and a spooky rogue!
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