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13th Age took the number bloat to a new level, as if 3rd and 4th Ed were not bad enough.

You're an under-the-bridge-dweller, please leave.

Wow, you really are relentless with your crusade of passively bashing 5th Ed, please go troll somewhere else, I mean, you're a subtle troll, but a troll none-the-less. …I can't wait to meet you when I come to San Jose…

Yeah, one of the playtest packets did just such a ting: Deadly Strike.

Yeah, not honest, at all, your schtick is so old: undermining 5th Ed, please go to a 4th Ed message-board, as you are a fan, it would be much more productive, and less creepy.

Technically, Cleric/Magic-User! The title: Magic-User, still has a certain panache for me.

Half-Elf Bard (since 2nd Ed).

I basically only bought The Rise of Tiamat and Princes of Do-Dah for some stats and to support 5th Ed.

Totally a campaign-by-campaign decision, of course it can problems, anyone who says different, is selling something. …yes, I plagiarised…

I think they should ditch it; 5th Ed is phenomenally successful, it would seem, cannot find a copy of the core books in London (UK).

Action Points/Inspiration is something I am happy to forget.

We get it, you're another hangers-on previous edition fan.

Please stop being so aggressive and rude, it's getting old. You also need odd numbered ability scores for multi-classing.

You would be mad if your character was not given a chance to live when jumping into a pool of lava? …I am picturing a cannonball, Ron Burgundy style…

All as I interpreted them.

Ability Scores are generated as: roll 2d8, drop the lower result, + 7, six times, arrange as desired. Starting HP = Constitution score + 1 HD (from the 1st playtest packet). Cold Iron is back. Saving Throws: rolling a 1 is an auto-failure, rolling a 20 is auto-success. Toying with giving...

Drizzt is working the streets of Calimport as rough trade in my FR campaign.

Yeah, the insurrection of character vs. Build, started to bug me.

They are not necessary or needed, the game got along just fine without them for over 20 years.

Yeah, it was questions like "…but why does 2+2 = 4…?" that failed Albert Einstein out of school.