In a way, I am assuming the stacking modifiers from Pathfinder will be even more broken in 5e, seeing as in Pathfinder, you only count your highest bonus from most sources, for example morale, while in D&D, every bonus counts! And of course, feats are a whole load more plentiful in Pathfinder than D&D, so there might be difficult to really build a vorish character, atleast combat wise. Unless you are a 11th level rogue of course, those skillfull bastards can eat anything!<img alt=":P" src="./images/smilies/icon_razz.gif" title="Razz"/><br/><br/>In short, I don't think the VSRD, or your game will end up being anywhere close to balanced in the least, not that regular 5e is either, so I wouldn't fret too much about it! Rogues with their expertise and reliable talent and fighters with their bonus actions and loads of feats are probably going to be the most viable to use vore in combat whichever way you spin it. Unless you decide to toss everyone tons of free feats, of course.