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Why? Because is pushing Greyhawk NOCs as major IP. exit business mode

Tashas proves my point. Tashas displayed that the WOTC team is at their limit creatively of what they sre passionate about don't not leave enough design and power space in subclasses and feats that they could tinker without easily making OP stuff (Ie Peace and Twilight Clerics, psionic...

Can't have it both ways. Can't say the official meanings are bad and never read them. If someone says they don't get it but ignores the Active INT and Passive WIS explanation most most editions give, that's on them.

They arent interchangable INT and WIS are 2 very different concepts. Clerics are WIS because traditionally Clerics are warrior-priest sent out by churchs and gods to kill stuff or retrieve stuff. Inspiring people isn't the point. Again. Not thinking. Gut reaction and Sensory triggers.

D&D Wisdom is literally intuition and empathy. It's "Brain turned off " score. The animalist pattern recognition. The gut reaction. That's why Clerics use Wis. They are "Pelor take the wheel" "Thor guide me" "What Would Bane Do?" Class. No Thinking All Indoctrinated Response to Stimuli. The...

That would never work. Even the bean counters know that would never work. No one will buy nonCore or niche updated reprints at full book price That's why "Less is More" has to be planned. I don't know what WOTC is gonna do in 2026 when all the easy conversions of past settings and subclasses...

intuition : the power or faculty of attaining to direct knowledge or cognition without evident rational thought and inference That's Wisdom

It's not the fans' fault. It's WOTC fault for taking 10 years to adjust the game to the fandom in order milk core book sales more. The game WOTC designed and the game that 5e's schedule is made for are not the same game.

I'm a simple dude. By level 2 Proficiency in simple weapons and melee martial weapons Proficiency in light and medium armor Intelligence Based Tactical Combat Class feature Feature Wisdom Based Intuitive Combat Class feature Charismatic Based Inspiring Combat Class feature Subclasses at...

A number of years. No. A number of books. Yes. WOTC attempted to futureproof 2024 spell lists by going from Class based Spell lists to Source based Spell lists. Instead of having a spell list for Wizards sorcerers warlocks and bards separately, they'd all use a combined Arcane spell list...

But WOTC wants to dripfeed books for at least a decade more. 5e wasn't Designed for that. And the designers dumped their creative load too early. In a system not designed for that.

5e was not designed for Less is More. Subclasses are too weak. So the designers hit the bounds of their design space FAST Feats and Epic Booms were thought of as optional so there was not a strong balance system in their design. The spell list were not futureproofed. Wizards of the Coast try...

Less is More... If you are creative enough to bring new ideas to keep the game fresh. The main argument against Less is More is running out of little ideas The main concern with the current path of 5e is that the current designers are tapped out of the wall little ideas that they have been...

It's the drawback of fighting complex mechanics (teleports, Debuffs,) with simple mechanics Really they should have leaned of power source Martial Defenders (big stats and speed) should be better at Defending against Martial Monsters (big stats and speed) Divine Defenders (heals, smites...

It makes sense that the target pays for Warlord healing and is unique.

I C&P the flavor from 4e Your version is too weak. In a WOTCized Warlord, you double rolled healing in 2024. So Inspiring Word would let you roll your HD 2 or 3 times. Which matches to a good % of HP.

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Inspiring Word As a bonus action, you can call out to a wounded ally and offer inspiring words of courage and determination that helps that ally heal. A creature within 30 feet of you can spend a Ht Die. The player rolls the die twice and adds the your Charisma modifier to it. The character...

In my "Warlord WOTC would actually do" The main aspects are Roll HD for healing in combat Roll HD for attack bonus in combat Heal all HD on long rest Let allies Roll X weapon and spell dice again for bonus damage Let allies reroll saves as reaction X pre long rest "Get up Soldier" feature at...

Spending HD would be the cost. Warlords could have "unlimited" Healing but it costs the target. The stronger the target (more HD), the more times they can heal someone.