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I cannot say much about the mechanical side of things, as 4e was much my entry point to D&D. I may have played a bit of 3.5 and a single 2e adventure, but never read the rulebooks or became interested in said editions. However, having experienced at least a bit of 3.5 before, I can say that 4e...

I would say that is more like D&D pre editions -> 4e. But really, for me 4e was the natural evolution of 3.xe. 5e is a step back to something that mixes 2e and 3.xe with some elements of 4e.

Yes, I know I'm wrong for trying to buy a book about gnomes. It's irrelevant like the gnomes themselves.

Oh, but they did it. There is no formula because the systems were so different that they decided it was just better to make characters from zero than to try to convert them, but they did offered advice on how to convert character concepts from 3e to 4e. They never compiled that information and...

You should get HotFK. It's a really nice book to expands on the unique stuff 4e had to offer (such as using non-standard races).

Something I consider a good thing. Why I should buy a book about gnomes (to give an example) if this setting book says "our gnomes are different"? I'll feel like I've wasted my money in some irrelevant product, and won't be that willing to buy their next book about elves. After all, while D&D...

I really liked the Gnome and the Tiefling video. But yes, that video about grappling was cringeworthy...

I'm trying to create Djerad Thymar, but this is the closest I have done, lol

https://youtube.com/shorts/TyN8-lfoftA?si=2-DxorGpEBUWqE90

I think both. The people in charge of the art think these weird weapons were cool. And lorewise, the dragonborn lost much of their stuff to the ravages of time, including crafting techniques and whatnot. Whatever they have now, was either painstakingly preserved by tradition, or recovered from...

I assume Dythan's Legion soldiers use ancient Arkhosian crafting techniques and even a few relics from that empire. Legatus Dythan's armor and weapons seem to be pretty elaborate. Here's also this dragonborn soldier fighting some tieflings, and it's supposed to be from the Arkhosian-Turathi...

A bit late... But, here is another official pic with dragonborn children in it.

Yeah, and I remember all the CharOp guys were upset by it. But my wizard player, who started playing D&D with 4e, was very happy with the "improved Magic Missile".

Fus Ro Dah (?)

That was the intention, yes. Originally, they just published the map of the Nentir Vale with the idea that the rest of the world would be expanded by the DMs. The CoN map was a late idea, and is filled mostly with classical D&D regions with a few original lands surrounding them. Thanks for...

Races and Classes. That has the background lore of all the playable races from PHB one.