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Ha, The Kender of Wall Street!

That s so cool, what is that from (I started in 1986)?

Yep, everyone has Spring Attack in this edition, and you only provoke an OA when leaving an enemy's reach (in 3rd Ed you provoke an OA for sneezing).

I am really not into expected number of encounters a day, so contrived and immersion breaking.

I think so, kender are in some of the playtest packets; I wonder how they will approach Knights of Solamnia and Wizards of High Sorcery.

Any creature with a fly speed, can, in 5th Ed.

Total. It's like comparing Monopoly to crack.

No problemo, different tokes.

While that seems deceptive, it does have roots (many official D&D products mention just such a thing).

I know, and such a shame, the 1st Ed Deities & Demigods really sucked me in (especially the Melnibonean chapter).

Ha, of course you do, the babes-in-the-woods routine is not cool.

The Gunslinger class, from PF, is easily converted (already have).

Bingo, we simply might be looking at a new approach. Times have changed.

But I and it in my hands, in some crappy South London mall!

And determine when the outcome is uncertain with a chance of failure, when the outcome is uncertain with a chance of failure, when the outcome is uncertain with a chance of failure, when the outcome is uncertain with a chance of failure, when the outcome is uncertain with a chance of...

That seems odd, I mean, interesting is cool but, a long rest, is a long rest.

Total.

5th Ed to me, feels like a 2.75 (which I wanted, back in august 2000).

I can see what you mean, I loved the vibe of the playtest packets, no art, just gritty text.

Ha, yeah, I do see experience some of that myself, I go to meetings where it ends up with some people going over and complaining about the same crap for an extra hour…no solutions, just a whinge-fest…yeah, uh, I just want to to go back to work…