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I think that's probably the right track, but also I think unless those first six levels take people, like, a long-ass time, you're...

It is, admittedly, a difficult problem to solve. What I feel D&D really needs is two interleaved concepts to be true in its systems...

I'd do something similar Each class would go in a category: Adept (aka Gish), Mage, Priest, Scoundrel, Warrior, or Other. Bob...

For 5e, we usually just have the character backgrounded (they're conceptually there, but don't participate and are under no risk outside...

I think has a lot to do with the fact that for 5E at least as presented in official adventures, there is no real difference between an...

I think that requires making a decision on whether XP is an attribute of the character, or of the player. We don't treat diegetic...

How big does the difference need to be? Like, Paladins and Rangers and Barbarians are just Fighters if you squint. Druids are just...

Yeah, I'm thinking a happy medium looks a lot more like Daggerheart, than todays options.

In that case, are you giving out metagame advantages to the player of the weaker concept? There are plenty of superhero systems that do...

Yea, that's just not going to happen. People are simply too used to the division, in addition to the extremely obvious questions like...

or Shadow of the Demon Lord / Weird Wizard, which got it from there but is closer to D&D ;)

My Ravnica got pretty wild. Orcus cultists had made inroads into several of the Guild's leaderships, and manipulated the Gruul clans...

I cribbed a lot of it from SotWW, yes. The difference would be always building your starting character as the sum of two paths. That...

I mean, anecdotal data is anecdotal, but that hasn't been my experience in tables I've joined in the past 15 years or so. "What level...

Slavery on Athas When the Sorcerer Kings conquered Athas with their terrible magics they eagerly took slaves of every people they...