scruffygrognard
Adventurer
Which version would you like 5th edition to resemble most? I've included quasi-editions as well, that would strive to keep the feel of a given edition but would modernized that edition by using the unified mechanics of d20 games (ascending AC, d20+bonus=skill, ability and attack rolls, etc).
Also, I've made no differentiation between 1st and 2nd edition AD&D, various versions of Basic D&D, 3rd edition and 3.5, and 4th edition and Essentials... because they're pretty much the same game at their core.
1] OD&D
2] OD&D with unified, d20 mechanics
3] AD&D: 1st or 2nd edition
4] AD&D: 1st or 2nd edition with unified, d20 mechanics
5] BECMI D&D
6] BECMI with unified, d20 mechanics
7] 3rd Edition: including 3.5 and other games derived from it
8] 4th Edition: including Essentials
Also, I've made no differentiation between 1st and 2nd edition AD&D, various versions of Basic D&D, 3rd edition and 3.5, and 4th edition and Essentials... because they're pretty much the same game at their core.
1] OD&D
2] OD&D with unified, d20 mechanics
3] AD&D: 1st or 2nd edition
4] AD&D: 1st or 2nd edition with unified, d20 mechanics
5] BECMI D&D
6] BECMI with unified, d20 mechanics
7] 3rd Edition: including 3.5 and other games derived from it
8] 4th Edition: including Essentials