dave2008
Legend
With the first major rules expansion coming this year, I find it unlikely we will see a 5.5e or 6e in 2018. Closer to 2021 if then
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D&D 5E D&D 5.5e; Your wish for 5.5e update.
With the first major rules expansion coming this year, I find it unlikely we will see a 5.5e or 6e in 2018. Closer to 2021 if then
dave2008
Legend
Drop subclasses and feats from the core. Include them in an expanded options supplement.
Feats are not part of the core. The are optional.
Tony Vargas
Legend
I would keep the slow pace of release, and change the "let's wring some more money out of our most loyal fans with a gratuitous _.5 ed" tradition.
Horwath
Legend
[MENTION=5100]Mercule[/MENTION];
agree at magic items:
It should be organized as: weapons, armour, body/clothing/jewelry and misc.(non slot items).
also add class abbreviations in spell descriptions. Take a look at 3.5 PHB spell sorting. That was very good. And more flavor text in spells.
agree at magic items:
It should be organized as: weapons, armour, body/clothing/jewelry and misc.(non slot items).
also add class abbreviations in spell descriptions. Take a look at 3.5 PHB spell sorting. That was very good. And more flavor text in spells.
Mercule
Adventurer
Oh, yes. How did I forget the spell organization? I'm okay with that being in alphabetic order and unified, but there are still lots of ways to improve it.
Jeff Carlsen
Adventurer
Drop subclasses and feats from the core. Include them in an expanded options supplement.
They already did that. It's called the D&D Basic Rules: http://dnd.wizards.com/articles/features/basicrules
Sacrosanct
Legend
I'm not saying that 5e is doing bad. It's quite good actually. But look at the trends:
3rd ed year 2000.
3.5e y 2003.
4E y 2008.
4E essentials(essentially 4.5E)
5th ed y 2014.
Why are you starting with 3e? There was 25 years of D&D prior to that, so if you're going to look at edition trends, you really need to look at every edition. And when you do that, there's nothing that would reliably predict a new edition in the next year or two.
mrpopstar
Sparkly Dude
Semantics aside, my wish is that they are included in an expanded options supplement, as opposed to the Player's Handbook.
mrpopstar
Sparkly Dude
The Basic Rules do not include all of the classes, spells, or backgrounds, and force subclass selection.
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