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There are a ton of third-party RPGs based on the 5e ruleset. Just recently Cubicle 7 dropped their 5e variant of Victoriana. Then there's Fateforge, Tales of the Valiant, and so on. Which ones are your favorite, and what do they do with the 5e engine that appeals to you? How much variation from...

If I already own Goodman Games' "Into the Borderlands," is there a compelling reason to pick up this box set for its version?

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I’m not sure I entirely agree with your last point, especially in a system with a bell curve.

I'm interested in your opinion of roll-under/roll-high mechanics. The way they work is like this: you roll your die or dice (in the White Hack's case, for example, a d20). You want to roll equal to or under your Attribute or skill. But, within that metric, you want to roll as high as possible...

I’ll add Ptolus to this list. Amazing book.

Are these templates you can apply to existing 5e monsters? Like a skirmisher owlbear?

Do any of you use rules/concepts from 4e D&D for your 5e games? For example, the bloodied condition or minions. If so, what have you ported over and how well has it worked?

I was lucky enough to buy the Ygssburgh book in 2009. I consider it possibly the best thing EGG ever wrote. It's fantastic.

They have been 1-shots for the duration of 5e thus far. Eberron, Spelljammer, Dragonlance, Strixhaven, Theros ... all are one-shots. Even Ravenloft only had two books.

Very interested in seeing the results. I’ve been doing cartography for about 2 years.

I know it has skill specializations, but does it also have an AGE-style stunt system?

I realize I'm getting ahead of where the playtest document is right now, but I would like to see 5e's skill system made more customizable. I know we're stuck with the +2 to +6 proficiency range, but I would like to see something like "specializations", where you get a bonus for certain aspects...

I wonder what the effect will be if Critical Role shifts to a different system?

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