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Except HP inflation. That one just got worse. :D

I prefer the 5E skill system to 3E. The problem with the 3E skill system is that it was quite complicated, particularly with skill...

I think HP bloat is actually the result of bounded accuracy. How do you make that Ancient Dragon tougher without massively increasing...

Fiddly, horribly balanced, takes a lot of work to do. Need I go on?

Or to switch mythos to one closer to the way modern D&D paladins work it's as legit to want to play Obi Wan Kenobi as Anakin Skywalker

I think it's legitimate to want to play a version of Galahad or Percival or Aragorn, as much as a slightly modernised Lancelot.

Agreed. I was a big proponent of 5.24 because the .5 language reinforces a hard break between 5e and the new books. But the loudest...

And see my point. Ending with a shortsword attack sets you up for next round with Vex. This is almost always worth it if you don't have...

But it doesn't even do that outside special circumstances or multiclassing; if you have a Vex shortsword and a Nick dagger/scimitar then...

The question is why would they want to weapon juggle? Rogues get two masteries and it never increases by level. It has already been...

Why would they want to? Rogues are basically about Vex and Nick.

Ironically there's no need to come out smelling like gorgonzola if you want to do that as a martial character of reasonable level (and...

If only weapon juggling was interesting rather than repetitive and time consuming.

I finally got to play a 4e game with using a Vampire, teamed up with a rogue and wizard (illusionist), and it was a great deal of fun...

On the other hand they absolutely love extra damage or triggered conditions despite it mathematically working out the same.