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That would be the third option. I have grouped this with 5e14 and 5e24.

There is indeed a vote for 5.0/5.5 from me in there (I would have abstained, but voting makes it easier to check on the poll results from time to time), but I had to contemplate a bit over this option and 5e/5eR. I like both for their brevity, and to me they also communicate well enough that...

Not playing any D&D right now. But I'll probably play/run at least a few sessions of Dolmenwood (so effectively B/X) once the books are out.

Poor parentheses! Nobody likes them. Except, maybe LISP. You have a new option now.

@payn: But this one is more like ;)

Just to double-check: you would perceive this as significantly different from D&D (2014) and D&D (2024)? (because I probably would have sorted it into that bucket)

Following up on the discussion in the "Let's call it 5.24"-thread, let's have a more extensive poll on everyone's preferred option to tell apart the 2014 and 2024 versions of D&D. There's a character limit on poll options, so I'm repeating the options I compiled from the aforementioned thread...

He's not MAD, just disappointed ;)

I think it's clearly Morrus Anniversary Edition! We'll have to see if it comes with new or updated rules 😄 Also: happy birthday, Morrus!

As someone mentioned a few pages back, there's apparently no consensus calling it 5.24. So maybe we want another poll (not that it truly matters, but polls are fun). So far, the main (seriously proposed) options seem to be: 3e-like naming: whole edition is 5e, 2014 version is 5.0(e), 2024...

I guess it's a question of expectations - I read the Gray Death trilogy not too long ago, and yes, the characters have about as much depth as a shallow puddle in summer, but overall, I found it enjoyable. But it has large, stompy robots with lots of guns, and the plot was ok. I think if someone...

I'm sure they meant to say "month" ... 😅