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The spelling "encounter ability" is absolutely 4E, not 5E language. Also "you are trained in Acrobatics and Athletics" is like from D&D 4E. It should be "you have proficiency in Acrobatics and Athletics skills" in 5E language. I am still excited in the fluff, but this excerpt made me sad. And...

I didn't know. I thought the licenses are related to my account on FG web store. How can I pass them to my players to use them for the discounts?

So did I. I had one GM license and four Player licenses, so I happily upgraded to the Ultimate one. ;-)

I've used PHB and MM rulesets nearly from day 1, and the overall experience is great. I love the free-form solution, which allows easy inclusion of home rules, especially when 5e is kindly opened for home rules.

Wow! I am so excited! Fantasy Grounds is the best VT!

5E art is the best from the trio 5E, 4E and PF, from my point of view. I really love the art, and the best is that everytime I am browsing a book, I always find something new and excited.

I coudn't display the EnWorld few days ago, but recently it was OK.

Another option: refluff the casting spells to feel like extraordinary exploits, but still in natural capability. Wizard with his fire-damage spells can be just alchemist with medieval guns etc.

I like both, but don't have time to play both of them becase of my job and family. I chose to play 5e nowadays because of quicker prep time, and easier handling at the game table.

I wonder if Mentzer's Players Manual and Red Box 4E Player's Book were the only D&D books with solo adventures inside? And I don't mean D&D solo adventure modules like Blizzard Pass, but a solo adventure inside regular D&D rules. Are there some other such book(s)?

Ladyhawke is the best!

Ladyhawke is the best!

Yes, of course. CC3 itself is however more focused on landscape mapping. It has also basic tools for dungeon mapping. There are also add-ons like Dungeon Designer, City Designer, Character Artist etc. adding more specialized tools for easier drawing of dungeon maps, city maps, paper pawns of...

Dundjinni is fine. However, I like Campaign Cartographer 3 even more!

This. And you may also like this.

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Is there full fluff? It is short :( I hope there is at least one more page with fluff.

Robber Fly! I know it most probably won't be there, but it is the first monster I encountered in D&D (Basic). So, for me it is the most iconic one. And when I encountered it in Basic rules (in 80s) I hope I will encounter it in Basic D&D again. :)

Is there some form of retraining regarding to feats?