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Cheers, yeah. I think it is a typo. In any case I'd switch them around. I think this system could work for 5e and a5e. I'm really pretty impressed with it.

The mission 'major assassination' is 1 victory point and 'minor assassination' is 3 points. Should they be the other way round? Or is it intended? I couldn't find anything in the errata about it. Cheers! It is on page 244 of the O.L.D source book.

I'd love to watch a session of players using these rules so I can get a better sense of how each session plays out, the advancement and other aspects that set it apart from 5e and a5e. Do any exist?

Right, thanks. That makes sense now, I misinterpreted that sentence!

I guess I am still pretty new to the system compared to 5e or a5e. The sentence seems to suggest that a skirmishing archer could move twice by 'using two actions to move' and then they could still overwatch after that. Are there skills or exploits that allow for an extra action? Cheers.

I have been reading the OLD rules book, and enjoying it thoroughly. I wonder about the overwatch action that can be taken. From the book: "A very common maneuver used by skirmishing archers is to use two actions to move and then enter overwatch, proceeding from one location of cover to the...

Yep, understood. Though the value of dnd beyond and what it cost to develop aren't the same thing at all. There are lots of fancy extras it has that wouldn't be needed for a5e to flourish with a robust character creation and management tool. That all said, what do you think it WOULD cost...

This is super great you're working on something as a side project. I am new to the discussion, but have been studying and enjoying a5e since I got my books after the kickstarter. I have started a brand new homebrew campaign with brand new rules, it is very exciting. However, a full blown...