@KorvinStarmast Well, I wasn't there, so I don't know what guy or what bear you're talking about :P I will check the forums for the recap once there's a forum post (assuming it's not already up)

@V2Blast Long story short, one of Velthiss' summoned bears had grappled the NPC caster; Seven had done some damage to him. When Laz chose to zap him with witch bolt, he witch bolted back and I was going to have him bonus action misty step away but my brain went to "you can't cast two spells" and I forgot that as a reaction he could have misty escaped immediately upon receiving that damag ... and tactically, with him just having lost concentration, that's what would have been smart to do.

Another case where I need to do some mock combats with new NPCs monsters before the session, particularly with spell casters. I need a better playbook. (The rot troll was, in comparison, easy to run off the cuff)

@KorvinStarmast I've seen this one before. Nice idea, sloppy implementation. It looks like most of the spells were chosen by theme, and not by why they're needed for the corresponding origin.

Overall it's good enough, compared to WOTC quality, or at least UA quality. Maybe remove some if the sorcerer already gets bonus spells (e.g. shadow origin already gets an extra spell at 3rd level). I'd also suggest letting the player have some input on whether those extra spells are in line with the playstyle they want from their sorcerer subclass choice.

e.g. Silent Image and Disguise Self may be somewhat redundant, and there are other spells that would synergize better with the shadow origin's features.

Where do you all usually play? The PSE campaign is full and I have a vague character idea for a Druid who wild shapes into a platypus to incapacitate enemies without killing them.