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I don't find them that different, and I find converting 3rd Ed/PF material to 5th Ed to be quite easy. I have converted many monsters, classes, races, and some spells, so far, that is one of the big sellers of 5th ed for me: ease of conversion.

…mom?!

I started a solo 5th Ed Middle-Earth campaign (2nd Age) for my nephew, the character is a Half-Elf Paladin, started him off at 1st level, but with an extra full HD (so, 20 + Con modifier HP).

Sounds like a group problem (or particular player) if it happens more often than not; I do not see the big deal in postponing it a week or what-have-you.

Nice, I could see using sheets of paper to hide sections of the "dungeon" not yet explored.

Does that exist in 5th Ed?

I have been considering lowering it to -3/+6, the -5/+10 deal seems a tad extreme for 5th Ed.

Bingo, I was a player in a campaign where if a player could not make it, the DM went on as usual, the character was somehow magically not present for that session (no explanation), lame.

A truncated list of the party's stats: -AC -HP -Resistances -Immunities -Passive Perception

These boards, particularly this forum, have some of the finest under-the-bridge-dwellers you may come across, slicing the cheese just enough so as not to evoke the moderator's ire; it boils down to: '5th Ed is a marvellously imbalanced game, a really fantastic piece of retro-crap, I have never...