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The Jack The Jack is the skill monkey, the plucky lucky hero who wins with wits and skill and tricks and tools. Core features Jack...

I am not edition warring. I said multiple times that 4ed was one of my favorite edition. It seems that stating a weakness and the main...

I'd rather see "at will" weapon attacks similar to the weapon cantrips, than a bunch of attacks. It would allow some choice beyond "hit...

Normally I DM, but when I do play it tends to be bard, paladin, or warlock. In 4E I REALLY loved my Bravura Warlord, and had a Fighter...

could yo imagine... being a full castr means you CAN learn spells butt you have to find them as treasure form the DM

Yes. 5e has thew whole wink wink feats & magic items are optional" where they are not considered when building classes & designing the...

I've said this before: I don't want martials be balanced via magic items, but if martials are balanced via magic items, then certain...

I will say that for every improvement d20/3e brought it brought regressions too. "I take 2 steps forward then 3 steps back" but yeah. I...

I usually use this. The reason I dont like money and items being baked into the game balance is the legion of GMs who think it works...

Sure, when anyone with arcana skill proficiency can try and cast a spell, I think that's fair.

@Lanefan In 5e caster weapon proficiencies don't matter, as they have access to attack cantrips. You could give the wizard proficiency...

I forgot to talk about D&D hold on... 4e managed to give fighters, rogues, and warlords all lists of things that were not magical but...

Oh - one I forgot: Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue (2E) Jam-packed with coolness. :)

Also, mentioning "Initiative" and "AD&D" in the same thread is like rubbing a magic lamp of grognard summoning. Use with caution!

initiative is rolled every round, but there is a misunderstanding about evasion (also, no one understands 1e initiative, but it need not...