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It won't work versus it does work. Some tell us why it won't work. Some tell us that it does work. I'm confused.

I beg to differ.

Personal taste ha

Anything aged in a bourbon barrel is horrible. Wine, beer, even bourbon, it's like drinking barbed wire.

Yeah, I'm to the point where I almost just throw stuff at 'em and see how they handle it. And it's completely unpredictable. Two...

If there's player turnover within a campaign, some long-standing players might be put out of joint if a new player can bring in a PC at...

Thing is, if you remove those other "loss conditions" you get 5e, where the only remaining loss condition is PC death. Now if you also...

Things do generally get more complex, but 5th edition was a much needed culling of that complexity. 5th edition is much simpler than 3rd...

Now that the kids of the players in the group are getting older they join us sometimes, so I have taken to introducing them at 2nd/3rd...

I think the benefit is indirect. Not that one wants disparate levels for their own sake, but one might want to be able to bring in new...

Although I appreciate a lot of things that most people would consider old school, different level/XP totals is not one of them. I also...

I am very fond of a mixed level party. It is one of the things I like about Adventurers League.

I use attendance for leveling in my F2F 5e games. You play as many sessions as your level and you advance (so you play 1 session at...

I am actually in a current 5E game where there is some times a 1 or 2 level disparity between PCs, but advancement is so blazingly fast...

I was going to suggest saving a gnome village, but I think I misunderstood the question...