Gave me a little more info on a character i was thinking of making.

Well written, well balanced. An excellent addition to my collection.

This looks like a great way to surprise a party with the Avatar transformations. It also has potential to be fun for players as well. Clerics are often relegated to doing support only. This class offers some extra combat abilities and powers, not to mention greatly intimidating enemies. Since it is alignment agnostic, it would really make a Priest Lich terrifying.

Pretty funny tbh had to actually make the sub class homebrew in dnd beyond tho

The Clippy patron is a funny addition to the warlock class. I haven't played it yet, but in the future I hope to, for sure it would be a funny experience and the concept and abilities seem well written and entertaining!

I used this with a Caracter that was a School of scribes wizard L4 / Warlock Clippy patron L3. In a Strixhaven Champaign. The GM (another GenXer) used Clippy to it's fullest Clippyness and several of us decided that our characters were slowly succumbing to insanity as a result of my "shinny bit of metal".

Good stuff

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outstanding content and the artwork is top notch!!!!
you can see/feel the amount of effort that went into creating this!

Back when I played 3.5 picnics left a bad taste in my mouth. But the codex makes me want to give it all a shot again with all of its subclasses.

I'm very excited to see the result of all the hard work that went into this. I've been following the project when I can, and it's nice to always see how active the creator is with the community and really listens to their ideas and opinions. This has something different from other supplements, so it'll be cool to see how I can implement it into my own games.

I've honestly never seen anything else like this campaign setting for dnd 5e. I've been following this since the idea was first announced and I am so exicited to get my hands on the full expirence.

Legends of the Psions is a great resource for players looking for some fun new options at the table. One of the biggest selling points is the new Psion class. The Psion of Creed's Codex is a martial character, with abilities inspired by Jedi and other "psychic soldier" type characters, and plenty of opportunity to customize to fit one's playstyle.

Also included in the book is the new Exochron race, who will give players different bonuses depending on what class they take (almost like a favoured class bonus from Pathfinder, although it is mechanically different).

Feat Paths are also a new feature of the book. These are chains of feats (one feat acts as a prerequisite to the next) that almost act like a second archetype for your character.

If you're on the DM-side of the screen, there's monster stat-blocks with a lot of lore behind them that can help to flesh out Psions in your world.

Creed's Codex also keeps up a high quality of artwork, which was appreciated about Arcane Secrets. Overall, I am very pleased to give this book a place on my gaming shelf.

I’m really excited for this book. I’ve purchased both books that have been released and a few add ons. All I can say is fantastic. The art, the subclasses, the classes, the feats, the lore, and the quality is outstanding.

I'm loving the interesting classes and subclasses this has.