Oh yeah... I'm sad now :(

Litterally thought Danny Phantom when he said go through walls

One my favorite movies growing up. Matthew Broderick is my favorite actor. Phillippe the mouse is an awesome character

Is Todd just the kid from Ready Player One?

"To ease the Pain...He's down the drain!"

You could still easily flavor the subclass like that!

Always felt like something that should come up at 1st level to me. A warlock whose patron restores him to life as a servant, a sorcerer whose magic comes from tapping into a long cycle of reincarnation.

I feel like it could make for a good background as opposed to a subclass

He could walk through walls, disappear, kick ass. He's so much cooler than any other class!

I kinda did with my character

Theres one on Explorers Guide to Wildemount. It's not it's own race, but something you can put on another race so you can be an unded dwarf/elf/human.

@@Arctic7985 sucks that it's not integrated into DnD Beyond. You have to add it in notes if you use its UI. But the Hollow One is p fun

@@marcperez2598 just add it via feats. That way you can program its features in.

They played around with a revenant class a while ago. It can probably still be found on a site somewhere

@@ndukwui just using the Hollow One supernatural gift with any necromantic subclass should be more flexible tho. Heck use a Shadar-kai for extra death points.

a mix of phtantom and soulknife

Also Divine Classes got very little in that area out of Xanathar's, and it's been a few years now . . . (well, strictly Divine -- Druid made out nearly as well as the Arcane classes and Ranger got good spells, and even more than the Paladin)

AGREED.

It will be added when they have enough psionic (sub)classes to account for the fact that magic is extremely difficult to use and there are no divine powers for most clerics/paladins to draw on. Then they have to balance the Arcane Defiling rules and update the setting. It took over a year to do that with Eberron, so it'll be a while before we see the initial stuff and then an actual product.

Why do you think they have to? They've only brought it back once

So, while we roughly know what the September campaign will be (sorry WotC), we still have little idea what the November setting book will be until June 18th. It *does* look like it will be a Manual of the Planes-type book (Planescape), assuming most of those planar-themed subclasses are going into one book, and Planescape and Spelljammer need the least extra work of the "big asks". Assuming we're only doing traditional planes in the fall, and November 2020 is Planescape and not Nentir Vale (Twilight and Unity smack of the Dawn War Pantheon) or a 5e original plane (there have been rumors), *I'd expect Dark Sun in November 2021 and definitely by November 2022.* It's also not outside the realm of possibility that Dark Sun and/or Spelljammer end up as Q1 or Q2 books, since Eberron is a single data point, and they've given psionic subclasses a second UA this cycle. I do think there will probably be an MtG plane in Q1 or Q2 every year -- pattern suggests Zendikar in 2021 (it's a popular plane, good to expand on exploration rules, a new set releases this fall, and it's literally the Adventuring Plane -- no subclasses point to it yet, though), but there are others we can definitely expect -- Dominaria, Ikoria, Tarkir, maybe Alara or Amonkhet, probably Kaladesh.

College of eloquence and oath of heroism were recent UA but are now playable from the book mythic oddessy of theros. Additionally, unearthed arcana is encouraged to be played so the features can be tested out

November is coming.

Maybe a bunch of variants that form a semi-5.5E instead feels more plausible.