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Feats haven't been mentioend yet. This is in. There's a choice of 3 things at each level. They have expertise dice which appear to do a lot of the heavy lifting of advantage, with 3 levels of granularity (d4, d6, d8).

I was looking at the Gears of Revolution AP on the Zeitgeist website and I was a bit confused about the adventure levels. edit -- 5th edition version #5 level 7 #6 level 9 #7 level 10 #8 level 13 That's a big jump from 10-13. Is #7 especially long?

I know it's very popular and I'm considering the plunge with the new Savage Pathfinder Kickstarter. So, tell me about Savage Worlds!

From a quick glance: Feature Fighter Ranger Berserker Hit Dice 1d10 1d10 1d12 Armor L, M, H, S L, M, S L, M, S Weapons S, M S, M S, M Tools - 1 - Saves STR, CON STR, DEX STR, CON Skills 2 3 4 Knacks at 10th 3 7 5 Manevuvers at 10th 7 (degree 3) 6...

Are they a new thing, or the same as the Eberron living spells?

Looks good, but I'm not keen on the 'no quirk' bit. If I'm rolling on the quirk table its because I want a quirk. Having a 50% chance of being told 'no quirk' is just frustrating and a waste of my time. I rolled on the quirk table. Give me a quirk!

Inconceivable!

The greater Cincinnati population is 2.1M people, and Louisville is over half a million. And you know what they're all playing? :D

Well that's one way to quell criticism.

That's what a conspirator would say.

Clearly you're part of the conspiracy, hired by your fellow co-conspirators to stir up controversy! ;)

About the same length as the first Harry Poitter book I think.

Yeah, but those other things aren't exploration challenges.

When you buy a book, you get a book, not books for all eternity.

In core 5E no. You use one ability and one skill like it says in the rules on ability checks. In A5E dunno, nobody’s seen the rules yet, but I would guess no.

Just like in the second photo, also from the Players Handbook. I think you’re overcomplicating it. Choose whichever you like first as long as the result is a viable check.

It’s exactly like it already is in core 5E. Check page 174 of your Player’s Handbook where it tells you how to make ability checks.

Targeting an enemy means attacking the enemy. There's no separate action for 'targeting' and 'attacking'.