Level Up (A5E) What would you *call* an Advanced 5E?
BlivetWidget
Explorer
I don't think Level Up is a bad name, and if it speaks to you go for it, but I would personally avoid it because it's already a DnD-adjacent brand. Whenever I hear "Level Up" in the context of a DnD product, I think of Level Up Dice. They aren't exclusively DnD, but they definitely operate in the DnD realm, and they sponsor a number of DnD-related podcasts and the like. Obviously they don't have anything like an exclusive ownership of the term "level up," and not everybody here will have heard of them, but my advice would be to work in a namespace that's not otherwise occupied (for the sake of discoverability, search results, avoiding confusion, etc.).
But that's just how I would do it.
But that's just how I would do it.
What's your name for it?
It's not the name.
'Ascension of the Fifth Era: Advanced Fantastic Age of the Role-Playing Game!'
'A5E:AFARPG!' for short.
Mike Myler
Have you been to LevelUp5E.com yet?
What do folks think of....
Journey [vote with a WOW]
or
Expedition [vote with a LIKE]
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
LIKE to the Barrier Peaks?
Let me think about that one for a while...
Twiggly the Gnome
Legend
xpEdition
Caliburn101
Explorer
@Morrus 'Apotheosis 5e' - it has the benefit of literally meaning what you are seeking to achieve here and keeps the same useful A5E acronym.
Or you could just call it Apotheosis and refer to the cross compatibility with a strapline like '5e Perfected' or '5th Edition Reimagined' - it all depends how much swagger you want to put behind the title to sell it as the 'step up' edition you are going for...
Or you could just call it Apotheosis and refer to the cross compatibility with a strapline like '5e Perfected' or '5th Edition Reimagined' - it all depends how much swagger you want to put behind the title to sell it as the 'step up' edition you are going for...
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Caliburn101
Explorer
It's not expanded though, it's 'extensively refurbished'...
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