A few topics that make Level Up interesting and may be worth a video. 1. Brief overview of how some classes have evolved. Example Barbarian to Berserker. 2. The Warlock now uses spell points instead of spell slots. And can key stat off of Int, Wis, or Cha. 3. Changes to gear and adding keywords to gear. And how the keywords will combine with two items. Medium shield and longsword being a great examples. And how a bastard sword is different from a long sword. 4. Spell customization rules and rare versions of spells. There are rules built around modifying spells, cost, time to research, and what is required. Finding/discovering rare spells out in the world. 5. Magic items: Primarily that each item has a crafting component and rules around crafting items. An example is crafting a masterwork cold iron flamboyant mace of disruption. Adds new keywords/traits to the weapon and lets you have a customized named weapon with an interesting story and connectedness to the party that crafted it.
Adding Berserker and Warlock to my list of videos to make and I'm definitely planning on looking at the equipment section, great to hear they've added some complexity to it!
You probably already sorted this out in future videos, but ALL classes have access to Basic Manuevers. I've even pulled these in to 5E as I slowly transition bits and pieces over. The intro section at the beginning does provide an overview, but totally agree that page number references should be present and the layout is bad. Love what it all add, though.
A few topics that make Level Up interesting and may be worth a video.
1. Brief overview of how some classes have evolved. Example Barbarian to Berserker.
2. The Warlock now uses spell points instead of spell slots. And can key stat off of Int, Wis, or Cha.
3. Changes to gear and adding keywords to gear. And how the keywords will combine with two items. Medium shield and longsword being a great examples. And how a bastard sword is different from a long sword.
4. Spell customization rules and rare versions of spells. There are rules built around modifying spells, cost, time to research, and what is required. Finding/discovering rare spells out in the world.
5. Magic items: Primarily that each item has a crafting component and rules around crafting items. An example is crafting a masterwork cold iron flamboyant mace of disruption. Adds new keywords/traits to the weapon and lets you have a customized named weapon with an interesting story and connectedness to the party that crafted it.
Adding Berserker and Warlock to my list of videos to make and I'm definitely planning on looking at the equipment section, great to hear they've added some complexity to it!
You probably already sorted this out in future videos, but ALL classes have access to Basic Manuevers. I've even pulled these in to 5E as I slowly transition bits and pieces over. The intro section at the beginning does provide an overview, but totally agree that page number references should be present and the layout is bad. Love what it all add, though.