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You don’t like spells?! Well that was a shocker I wouldn’t have expected!

The 2014 books are a toolbox, the 2024 rules less so

You can also cap scores at 18 or 16 (if you want that old +3 bonus max) and then remove ASIs.

But what if you can get the “1e feel” you want in less than a page. I mean the OP would take about half a page

The post and the OP reminded me of what my experience with 1e AD&D was like, except in almost the completely the opposite direction. Our games in the 80s and early 90s looked nothing like what is described here. Just goes to show there is no one way to play 1e AD&D or any edition really

Glad to have you onboard and welcome to these forums!

The lore was one of the best parts for us - fit right into our settinf

I will just agree to disagree on that!

You as well! I will say that I am aware of my ignorance on this subject.

This response show your ignorance. I will this conversation on that

You seemed to miss the point of the OP. They gave there scenarios: you provide what tou would do in each scenario

You’re just wrong if you think that they don’t have standing.

Most evidence disagrees with that thought though. 5e was popular immediately, before critical role came out. However, I will agree that a lot of factors contributed to 5e’s success.

No, I want new creatives taking a crack at it.

I don’t know if your trolling, but if not, it is clear you don’t know what your talking about. Someone could make a dubious legal claim, sure. The difference is all the biggest software companies (and more) would band together to smack you down. That is not the same situation that the OGL is in.

My point was you can play 2024 with 2014 they are all 5e

If 5e is the child friendly edition, I don’t believe that personally, then it has been a huge success - the biggest ever for D&D it seems

Probably Lore changes, art changes that kind of thing.

And what is WotC narrative. I don’t know if Crawford has been interviewed yet, but Perkins straight up said he is retiring from DND. It was his choice, but he wanted to do it. Is there any good reason for him to sell another narrative?

Number of subscribers is public, at least it used to be. Last time I checked, he didn’t have that many. That being said, I believe Mike has a job working for another company doesn’t he? I know he’s doing his five step on the side, but I believe he has a job.