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Oh god, let's see how this guy, who wasn't involved with the books, screws up the lore and timeline.

How I explained Bhaalspawn to my friend who has never played d&d. Mortal Highlanders.

Thank you

Nice that they aren't pushing for wheelchairs in fantasy worlds.

Where is one of the original wizards 3 , Elminster!?

Dude, i'm making my own tabletop stuff with Calico Critters and Li'l Woodzeez. This is great! XD

I can't wait to get this set and make the Harry Potter/Sonic crossover I always wanted to see

VELSHAROON SHUT UUUUP. Interloper god, lazy character.

Please called “Advanced D&D” or else but “Revised Player handbook” or 2024 PHB does sound nice

So... is this new version officially called Revised 5e D&D now???

It's a pity that Dungeons and dragons isn't made for everyone.

Many aren’t happy with clerics and sorcerers having subclasses at level 3. I should be able to heal and support my allies as a divine soul sorcerer at level 1, ans I should be able to do trickster things as a trickery cleric by casting disguise self at level 1

What a dangerous thing...😂

I'm still not interested. If you wanted to print a new edition, print a new edition.

Now when are they becoming playable

Counterspell is not my job.

How is it that a writer does not know the correct colloquialism? It is “smell the roses” not “smell the flowers”.

I've grown to love these three guys. Thanks for all your enduring work for the community of D&D!

Shame that Soth's helmet is now different from its original design/shape

Does it mean Swashbuckler isn't making it in? There were four subclasses for each class, right?

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Secrets and lies are fleeting. Hence the need to always horde new secrets. Truth finds a way.

Do I hear GUNSLINGER!

This video should be stickied in every DM/GM resource area.

Honestly I feel like this new PHB is gonna just be more confusing than anything, like, you're pulling things from a bunch of existing books as well as doing some new stuff, and some of the existing stuff is probably reworked from its original release, so I feel like it's just gonna be confusing unless everyone is on the new book. Say I'm a DM and I have Tasha's, and a player in my game has the new PHB but I don't, and they're using something from the new book that has been reworked since its original release, won't that confuse everyone and cause possible rules contention?

Any chance we'll see a Psyonics Handbook in the next couple of years?

I love the dynamic of these 3 dudes. Always a delight to watch. Thank you!

I was really hoping for a psionic base class. But at least we get 4 psionic subclasses, so that’s a win! 😃👍🏻

Dude, the only fighter subclass that I think deserved more than Psi Warrior [as a subclass with actual diminished potential and that could use a update] is the the Arcane Archer. So, that's a win

What a surprise. Psionics truly as core...

Wait, so we actually play an accurate Githzerai.

I have an idea of a feature that i think can be implemented in the new edition of dnd for the paladin: First of all the divine smite return a paladin's feature and not a spell. Than i have an idea for a new feature: Greater Divine Smite: At level 17 the paladin once per long rest or using a channel divinity charge when using Divine Smite can use "Greater Divine Smite" dealing the paladin's level+charisma modifier extra radiant damage and unleashing an effect based on the sacred oath, if the attack misses he can decide to try again with the second attack, if by the end of the turn he has not managed to hit the enemy he can decide to maintain concentration by conserving the Greater Divine smite until one of his attacks hit, while maintaining concentration the paladin is affected by the holy fire effect ( he suffers 1d4 radiant damage each turn) and when he attacks he must use divine smite. Pls if you like this feature share it with other dnd videos in this way maybe it will reach wizard, thanks😊

Can you add the Alchemist Preservasionist from Pathfinder to DnD. Its a very fun subclass, Basically a pokemon trainer. Throw monsters in bottles at your enemies!

So what rogue subclass got cut. Was it the assassin or swashbuckler?

Pulling the brawler instead of fixing it is going to disappoint so many people.

BG3 really made me more interested in Psychic abilities.

just goin through my old videos, damn I really miss DCA...

Can we stop calling it “the multiverse” because that is a buzz word post MCU? In D&D it is “the planes.”

Lesss gooo

Hoping the "couple new species" are deep gnomes, duergar, goliaths, and aasimar. It just seems wrong to not exclude the other two Underdark races when you have Drow.

And removing Subclass from the book, or stealing and reprinting them from other book Is "adding"?

Damn. I just joined and was hooked. I was hoping to watch the entirety of Lost Mine of Phandelver. Does anyone know if they finished it?

Instead of making multiclassing a thing, make Feats more prominent and useful! Multiclassing is wasted when majority don't get any benefits from being two classes until REALLY high level which is busted for many parties anyway. The more you guys cater to power creep and power gamers you loose alot of us who just play for fun. If we aren't able to create that fun concept from the start then it's going to be terrible for majority of your player base. I also think anything that handwaves spell components ect need to be either removed or just outright don't have spells that require them because so many don't use them and it's how the balance of spell casters has been thriwn out the window leaving the more physical attacking classes behind. Already been unhappy with the play test stuff because there's a pretty obvious disparity between them that's going to be compounded with this

Time will tell.

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I wonder how one would do an Isekai background or a planeswalker one. ;p

Is this really opening the door to new concepts if you literally CAN’T PURCHASE INDIVIDUAL SUBCLASSES ON DNDBEYOND ANYMORE? That’s right everybody. They quietly decided to FORCE EVERYONE TO BUY THE ENTIRE BOOK

I have an idea of a feature that i think can be implemented in the new edition of dnd for the paladin: First of all the divine smite return a paladin's feature and not a spell. Than i have an idea for a new feature: Greater Divine Smite: At level 17 the paladin once per long rest or using a channel divinity charge when using Divine Smite can use "Greater Divine Smite" dealing the paladin's level+charisma modifier extra radiant damage and unleashing an effect based on the sacred oath, if the attack misses he can decide to try again with the second attack, if by the end of the turn he has not managed to hit the enemy he can decide to maintain concentration by conserving the Greater Divine smite until one of his attacks hit, while maintaining concentration the paladin is affected by the holy fire effect ( he suffers 1d4 radiant damage each turn) and when he attacks he must use divine smite.

I have an idea of a feature that i think can be implemented in the new edition of dnd for the paladin: First of all the divine smite return a paladin's feature and not a spell. Than i have an idea for a new feature: Greater Divine Smite: At level 17 the paladin once per long rest or using a channel divinity charge when using Divine Smite can use "Greater Divine Smite" dealing the paladin's level+charisma modifier extra radiant damage and unleashing an effect based on the sacred oath, if the attack misses he can decide to try again with the second attack, if by the end of the turn he has not managed to hit the enemy he can decide to maintain concentration by conserving the Greater Divine smite until one of his attacks hit, while maintaining concentration the paladin is affected by the holy fire effect ( he suffers 1d4 radiant damage each turn) and when he attacks he must use divine smite.

Just a shame that Dnd beyond has stopped us cherry picking the bits we want/need. Now you either have to buy the books digitally or both digitally and physically.