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What subclasses are included in this book?

 

Going off the ign previews that showed the contents page: Colleges of Eloquence and Creation for Bards, Paths of the Beast and Wild Magic for Barbarians, Order, Peace and Twilight domains for Clerics, Circles of Spores, Stars and Wildfire for Druids, Rune Knight and Psi Warrior for Fighter, Ways of Mercy and Astral Self for Monks, Oaths of Glory and Watchers for Paladins, Fey Wanderer and Swarmkeeper conclaves for Rangers, Phantom and Soulknife for Rogues, Aberrant Mind and Clockwork Soul for sorcerers, Fathomless and Genie patrons for Warlocks and finally the school of Bladesinging and Order of Scribes for Wizards. Oh and the Artificer gets a reprint (like some of those subclasses are), which includes its previous three subclasses plus the new Armourer. 

 that would be 26 different subclasses, and the article said 22. I would assume that the 4 most recent ones would stay UA, but maybe it was a typo in the article.

Did some Class Feature Variants from UA (late 2019) make it into Tasha's? Options like Deft Explorer and Druidic Warrior for Ranger?

So good i like it

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What subclasses are included in this book?

 

Going off the ign previews that showed the contents page: Colleges of Eloquence and Creation for Bards, Paths of the Beast and Wild Magic for Barbarians, Order, Peace and Twilight domains for Clerics, Circles of Spores, Stars and Wildfire for Druids, Rune Knight and Psi Warrior for Fighter, Ways of Mercy and Astral Self for Monks, Oaths of Glory and Watchers for Paladins, Fey Wanderer and Swarmkeeper conclaves for Rangers, Phantom and Soulknife for Rogues, Aberrant Mind and Clockwork Soul for sorcerers, Fathomless and Genie patrons for Warlocks and finally the school of Bladesinging and Order of Scribes for Wizards. Oh and the Artificer gets a reprint (like some of those subclasses are), which includes its previous three subclasses plus the new Armourer. 

 that would be 26 different subclasses, and the article said 22. I would assume that the 4 most recent ones would stay UA, but maybe it was a typo in the article.

 Of all those subclasses, Eloquence Bard, Order Cleric, Spore Druid, Glory Paladin and Bladesinging Wizard are all from previous books. So minus those five but plus Armourer Artificer and you get 22

You bet! The Natural Explorer changes to the Ranger as well as the Primal Companions will be part of Tasha's just to name a few. Druidic Warrior (along with other UA fighting styles) were leaked as well. Chances are we'll see them too.

There's a document in r/dndleaks that's recorded every single official leak, statement and confirmation: "Everything We Know About Tasha's Cauldron of Everything". I highly recommend it.

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But we already have Xanarthar's Guide to Everything. Here are some better names:

- Tasha's Cauldron of Everything Else

- Tasha's Cauldron of Everything Xanathar Forgot 

- Tasha's Cauldron of Stuff She's Interested In

- Tasha's Cauldron of Tasha

- Tasha's Cauldron of Everything You Can Find Under a Log in the Forest

       - Tasha's Cauldron of Everything You Can, Because You Worth It.

      -  Tasha's Cauldron of Any stuff You Can Discover By PayPal.

And most important, where are the :

   * Tower Shields ( and their weights/price/AC bonus/etc )

   * Kite Shields ( and their weights/price/AC bonus/etc )

   * Spiked Flails ( and their weights/price/Damage type/Damage dice/etc )

   * More types of beings anyone can summon.

   * More pets ??

And the last question: Can I train a pet just to make it adquire a class type ??? I mean, if I had a Monster as a pet, and after some training, can this pet get a class ( fighter, sorcerer, or whatever ) ??? Does it have any limits, or can it be possible ???

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I still want a weapon/armor rework to make each weapon more unique and have their own uses. I'm sick of there being literally no mechanical difference between a battleaxe and a longsword, or a glaive and a halberd or a war pick and morningstar. It also makes no sense that the quarterstaff could be wielded one handed at all.

Edit: I was wrong about the quarterstaff part.

Kobold press has a book called beyond damage dice if you're interested and gives each weapon type 2 more actions you can do with them

What Will this book be about.

Has it been confirmed yet that all player options will be working in the Character builder upon release?

Well shit, thanks.

Yeah tell me about it, I'm rather intrigued to know why reach weapons are two slashing and one piercing but why no bludgeon?Pole-hammers were a thing irl. 

Honestly I think feats particular to each weapon within each category would be neat. 

Tasha's Adirondack Chair

Tasha's Quaint Little Footstool 

Tasha's Bird Feeder

Tasha's Seen Me Stealing Her Deck Furniture

Tasha's Phone Of Calling Police

Police Baton Of Ouch

Whenever I make my own homebrew weapon revision (a lot) I always add a polehammer. I also like to add a two-handed 1d12/2d6 piercing weapon like an eveningstar.

It will be useful to have a large amount of available puzzles instead of having to make them up if you run out!!

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I still want a weapon/armor rework to make each weapon more unique and have their own uses. I'm sick of there being literally no mechanical difference between a battleaxe and a longsword, or a glaive and a halberd or a war pick and morningstar. It also makes no sense that the quarterstaff could be wielded one handed at all.

 yeah but I think the main reason these are different weapons in the first place is for flavor.

Fair, but I think it's quite disappointing for a lot of martial classes (no more so than the fighter) that want to come up tactics and their own unique fighting styles. As effective as fighters can be, I think 5e fails them a little when it comes to tactical or stylistic options. Not everyone wants to play a Battlemaster!

You should look into this supplement I added in my games called Beyond Damage Dice. Some of the abilities feel a little overpowered but it definitely adds some spice!

It would be sweet if your magic tattoo depended on the skill level of the tattoo artist.  

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Yeah tell me about it, I'm rather intrigued to know why reach weapons are two slashing and one piercing but why no bludgeon?Pole-hammers were a thing irl. 

Honestly I think feats particular to each weapon within each category would be neat. 

 Yes, I liked the UA blade/flail/spear etc. feats.