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More so if they visited and participated in the same RPG forums, you visited and participated in. ;) They get to know us a little more and vice versa then.

The concept behind every class in D&D and every other RPG out there is a subjective thing. I doubt that they can be made objectively because each of us has our own ideas on how a class should look and work.

Yes, Laser Llama does happen to have a Psion class. ;) https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-MPkCSxSj0OETiEd3Pyf He also has a psionic subclass for his Alternate Ranger. The Nomad Whether by birth, happenstance, or a ritual, the mind of every Nomad has been connected to the mystical web of...

I hope this project will lead to a similar line of products that cover the 2024 species. Aasimar, Tieflings and Genasi= the Essential Planetouched's Guide Dragonborn= the Essential Dragonborn's Guide ;)

Slightly OT, but will there be an Essential Ranger's Handbook after this? ;):)

As complex as the A5e Fighter? curious

I think that is the intent. ;) Let the players get interested enough to borrow elements from A5e for their 5e games. While some players will stick with 5e, others will Level Up. A5e's SRD was published under the Creative Commons, the Open Game License and the Open RPG Creator.

I have backed and bought books from Level Up for almost the last 5 years now. I have bought very few 2014 and 2024 D&D books during that same time period. Don't really need to when there are websites like Frontpage - DND 5th Edition to go to for any reference material on 2014 D&D. There's even a...

I haven't heard anyone make the claim that Level Up was completely separate from 5e. They haven't fallen too far from the tree to be truly separate atm.

If you have five role-playing groups playing the same 5e adventure, they aren't going to be played in quite the same way and have completely different outcomes. It's a multiversal thing in D&D.

It's a legal technique that allows anyone to freely use, modify, or distribute copyrighted works under certain circumstances. The OGL is an example of a Copy Left.

I found it amusing when I came across mention of the three pillars of gameplay in the 2024 PHB. The book talked about the three pillars while Level Up actually dove into class features that covered each of them.

It was the same story when WoTC was publishing 4e material. They continued to publish new material for 4e even as Paizo started going down a different path with Pathfinder. Paizo created a fork in the road for those of us who wanted a continuation of 3.5e. ToV and A5e are doing the same thing.

It depends on if Hasbro is still around in 10 years, who is running it by then and how they are running it. Wouldn't the existence of ToV and A5e already be considered a Pathfinder-like move? Both made their debut when 2024 D&D was still being called D&D One and everyone was speculating as to...

Though this is a thread for 2024 D&D, an Essential Handbook of (Combat, Exploration and Intrigue) is something that would work well with A5e. Hmm...one big book to cover all three pillars of gameplay or three separate books. If the latter, then the Essential Handbook of Combat becomes the new...

The 3e Scout Class from Complete Adventurer filled the role of a mid-weight 'Skirmisher' class back then. Perhaps we could have a Scout subclass for the Ranger?

I beg to differ when it comes to Level Up. ;) Bardic Inspiration all around. ;)

What I meant was, Morrus and @Micah Sweet aren't the only two advocates for A5e here on EN World. Anyone who has read my posts here on EN World also knows that I am advocate as well. :p

They aren't the only two, you know. :p

Well, they did cast Pass Without Trace shortly after their respective posts on the subject.