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by not making a 6e they will accomplish that too over the long run, so they can only hope to attract new players faster than the...

i think most of these have already been mentioned but -the skill system is too barebones, what you're able to accomplish with them is...

Too few decision/customisation points for PCs. Unless you're a spells-known caster, by the time you hit third level you've made almost...

Skills. I really don't like it how they done it. Sure, it's way more elegant than 3.5 version, but still. You pick skills from class...

I'm also curious why anyone would want radical change to the current system. It's obviously working well for a huge number of people, if...

Players in my group were certain that I wouldn't kill their characters until I asked them to bring a backup character 1 level below the...

Having the characters be immortal demigods can fill the DM with apathy. Why even have game play if it will always be "well, your...

5e lost some great ideas when it ran from 4e. Warlocks had 2 primary ability scores. Infernalock used CON and barely held their...

100% true. But can't you generallize that in 5e, basically everything is just vaguely thematic spells? It's not like warlocks, bards, or...

Oooof. I have got big feels on this subject. I was an ardent fan of D&D through the 90s and most of the 00s, but the mechanical paradigm...

And the funny thing is - it's not entirely true. Saying that a wizard's daily spells are "daily" doesn't really change their nature...

Do you mind if I ask: How much World of Warcraft (or indeed any MMO) have you played? And, how much 4e did you play? I ask because I...

Top of the list is the move to the unifying d20 mechanic for task resolution with 3rd ed.

3e, as with many things it tried, had a good idea here and vastly overdid it. Had they done this only for humanoid monsters - i.e...

Making Monsters work like PCs is one of the central aims of 3E, for me. Reading old Editions was revelatory.