The same phone from the bathroom ? EWWW ! <| sep |> Naomi is mixed race , blame the doll company for not making dolls in her exact shade . Also the original doll is actually pretty close . <| sep |> My big question is this . ? Why in the world do we need a full class for a dread necromancer , a beguiler , or a warmage ? We don ' t , and I never said we did . Stop putting words in my mouth . The dread necromancer , beguiler etc were necessary when wizards were stupidly overpowered , but that isn ' t the case any more . What , conceptually and mechanically , makes a samurai different from a Champion or Battlemaster ? Nothing . Please stop making up arguments for me just so you can defeat them . The only classes I ' d want brought back from 3 . 5 are those that a mechanically very different from the 5 e classes we currently have , and even then I ' d be just as happy to get entirely new stuff as long as it is interesting . I ' ll give you the totemist or the binder . But even those sound like perfect pickings for a subclass . The binder would probably be a Warlock Pact with unique mechanics , and the totemist sounds like a druid with interesting uses for the wildshape ability . There is room for that , and I think we ' ll see those things , just slowly . That ' s why we ' re getting flooded with Unearthed Arcana articles for each class right now . Many subclasses . They ' re godawful ideas for subclasses . Subclasses are severely constrained regarding the power they can have you ' ll notice an eldritch knight is nowhere as good a caster as a wizard , this is because the majority of the eldritch knight ' s power comes from the fighter chassis , leaving less room for more power in the form of spells . The totemist and binder both draw almost all their power from incarnum and pact magic respectively and aren ' t spellcasters , attaching them to 9 spell level classes either makes them brokenly overpowered if they ' re both a full spellcaster and have a class ' s worth of power dedicated to pactsincarnum or not actually a totemistbinder if they ' re full spellcasters with only a little power dedicated to their actual theme .