Primal seems to merge Druid and Ranger lists.I think the big issue here is that having distinct spell lists was concealing the issues with the poor design that tended to turn class features into spells.That’s still when they get access to them, but Clerics can now cast those spells 8 levels earlier, at 9th level. For more pointed examples: the Paladin list used to have Banishing Smite and Circle of Power as 5th level spells – ones the Paladin couldn’t cast until 17th level. This does dilute the Paladin’s identity because a number of key features were built as spells (a bunch of Smite spells, Find Steed, etc.) and those are now available to Clerics before Paladins can get to them.This could be seen as a dilution of the Paladin’s identity as defined by not having to consider the whole Cleric spell list, but it’s more of a return to the status quo ante – they always used to cast off the Cleric list instead of having one of their own, at least prior to 3rd edition.
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Sorcerers will also benefit, since their spell list was almost precisely a subset of the Wizard spell list, so getting the full list Wizards had plus Warlock spells is at least something. I’d say Warlocks are the big winners here – their spell list wasn’t as good as Wizards’.I wonder who would benefit most from taking Hex? I recall it potentially had a long duration if cast using a higher-level spell slot, ultimately limited only by being a Concentration spell…could that be worked around if cast using Glyph of Warding? I wonder if it could be usefully combined with Hunter’s Mark for a set of very long buffs? An arcane caster could have access to all 3 of those now after taking Magic Initiate only once. Eldritch Blast is an exception, but Hex is not.There’s going to be less distinction magically between Warlocks and other arcane casters. A bunch of Warlock spells have been moved to the Arcane list.Having them show up first (because “A” is for “Arcane”) is kind of disorienting.
This may seem minor, but I’m used to the lists of Cleric and Druid spells coming before Magic-User spells (and later, Wizard spells).I’m not patient enough to do a full before-and-after comparison of spell lists, but I’ll note things that stick out to me.
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