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"You don’t need advantage on the attack roll if another enemy of the target is within 5 feet of it, that enemy isn’t incapacitated, and you don’t have disadvantage on the attack roll."

It's pretty telling that the two biggest edition warriors of all time are active in this thread; I mean, since 2008, and when the WotC forums melted in 2015, some came to roost here, unfortunately.

Non-Grandma friendly terminology removed. You might want to rethink your rhetoric.

Don't bother, man; when you know the deal is crap.

Pay no attention to the above edition warring rhetoric. It is part of a Cold War that has been waged since 2012: vs. 5th Ed; right.

Cool, we don't have to agree. Our cat would not be fooled.

Yeah, I cannot stand SAD.

Yeah, inadequate ones, with no set integrity for the campaign.

It does seem a stand-out, the shortest lived edition to date.

That sound it made made me hate it.

Ah, so maybe an extra sentence to clarify would've gone a long way (in general spellcasting). Hoping to fail a saving throw so things go your way seems wrong.

Wow, has SA ruled that you cannot voluntarily fail a saving throw?

We like it, do not dig Rogues getting advantage at hundreds of feet out simply because your buddy is loitering round the target.

Yes.

4th Ed seemed to have cut off the head to cure the headache, much as PF2 has seemed to have done.

Well, by default we give this: Rogue Ability Score Adjustment: Your Strength, Dexterity, or Intelligence score increases by 1. Proficiencies Armour: Light armour, bucklers Weapons: Simple weapons, arming swords, bolas, bo-staffs, broadswords, hand crossbows, longswords, rapiers, scimitars...

Hit Points Your hit point maximum increases by at least 1 when gaining a level, regardless of any modifiers or roll. When rolling for hit points, if you are unhappy with the result, you can take average (round up). Variant I Hit Points at 1st Level: 1.5 x X (X = standard class value) +...

Ability Score Generation Methods Method I You start with a 3 in all six ability scores. Roll 2d6 six times, and assign each roll to one ability score as desired (one roll assigned to each score). This starts you with a beginning score of 5 - 15, and an average score of 10. Method II You start...

Variant: Nonhuman Feats When you choose a nonhuman race, instead of gaining any Ability Score Increases, you can choose a feat.

After over 30-years of DMing/playing, I have probably yet to see a 9th-level (even 8th?) spell cast in front of me (save 4th Ed).