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Traditionally we see a lot of experimentation (some might call it "flailing") before a new edition, which I certainly don't think we are seeing with the post-Core Book 2024 releases. Of course we don't know what 2026 holds but my guess is that CR using 2024 is going to bolster those rules and...

Few of the people in this thread want the same 6E. I don't even know what you are talking about.

I should have said "until 5.xx tanks" because what I meant was that updates won't work forever.

No. No we do not.

I forgot about the shipping saving. Good catch. Of course, I still just want Dragon and Dungeon back...

Until 5.24 tanks. Then we get 6E for real. EDIT: I meant until 5.xx aka updates fail, not that 5.24 specifically will fail.

So which one gets the axe?

So you recognize there is a need for the GM to have control over this. hence the dials.

I am pretty sure the monthlies are $30 currently, so you are saving $10.

Joking aside, I am surprised Hasbro never just bought CR.

I think that is a dial, too. Some campaigns work well with "long rest is a week in a safe environment" while others would benefit from "you get 2 minor recharges and 1 major recharge per session."

I kinda wish @EzekielRaiden and @Zardnaar would read the thread title and OP again.

Oh, sure, it starts there innocently enough, but soon WotC is paying CR to cancel Age of Umbra and start an Exodus stream. Then Daggerheart "sells out" again and is never seen again! Slippery slope!

Yeah, I think of all genres, superheroes is one where players should have veto power over these kinds of events.

Cool. Thank you. Stuff like this is extra helpful for ruling on the fly. If you have a good grasp of the probabilities, it makes settings DCs (and expectations) a lot easier.

Another key 6E component for me would be ease of prep and running on the fly. Maybe hire @SlyFlourish to write the section on making up and altering monsters on the spot.

I mean, if they aren't it isn't really the game I was talking about.

Was it anew edition or just a reprint.

Or make the world not buckle at the thought of the spells.

And this, friends, is how we got in the mess we are in.