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What you mean feats should have never been optional? The only make or break for me to decide if I'm going to adhere to the 2024 ruleset is the optionality of feats. I really hope they include the option to play without feats in the new PHB.

The Warlord was actually first introduced in the Miniatures Handbook for 3.5e. Back then, the class was called "Marshal".

This thread keeps giving.

What you mean? Magic items were presented in the PHB in the previous edition.

It is not a problem. Hell, Shield could very well make you fully invincible for a round tha it would still be okay for the cost a lvl 1 spell slot. People should really start accepting the simple fact tha the game is balanced around multiple fights between long rests. Most tables should be...

At this point, why not just have the original seven from the council?

Dalamar appears in Shadow of the Dragon Queen.

Where in the text says you have a 25% chance of losing your spellcasting ability?

Had to double check the url to make sure I wasn't in Reddit.

People on Reddit are pointing out that some of the art in the book were AI generated.

You don't have to go all the way back to AD&D 1st Edition to find rules on breaking objects.

Only pickaxes and scythes had X4 crit by default.

Yes. But it's curious how often people say that like it was the norm. By the way, can you point me where I can find said optional rule? EDIT: Found it. "Hovering at Deaths Door", on the DMG. It's not quite the same as 3e though.

People keep saying this -10 thing about 2e, but the Player's Handbook says you die at zero.

That's probably right, but I guarantee it's not the case for my group. I am very comfortable with Roll20, my account is almost 9 years old and I have Pro subscription. Our current 5e game makes extensive use of API scripts, dynamic lighting and all those nice resources you can find on the...

Because of all the forced movement, terrain powers and the way encounters were built, it's rather cumbersome to replicate on a VTT. Also, it's nice to have your cards in your hands. It's hard to explain, but 4e was a very tactile experience. Now with 5e you can just Google something like...

For me there's also the problem that 4e isn't really good to be played online, contrary to what most people believe. It's so much easier to play 5e if you're going to use a VTT. Physical minis+dungeon tiles+power cards is the way to go.

Sure, I won't pretend to know what their reason for releasing One D&D is. I don't really care either. 3pp content don't affect my game in any way and I just wanted to point out that this might be the case for a lot of people out there.

Yes, but I don't see anything negative about One D&D. I don't know how this conversation got to this point.

Because I want to? Do you only ever listen to your favorite song? Do you only ever eat your favorite food? What kind of question is that? What are you trying to prove? B/X is my second favorite, BTW. That doesn't stop me from playing 5e too.