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While I know it won't be as powerful as in the novels (then again 5E is already player overpowered), it will be interesting to see how they work it for 5E. Level 1: Spellfire: Burn any spell slot. On a successful attack roll, disintegrate anything.

Everything is magical. Everything.

5E loves it's "Everyone and everything is magical" stuff.

For all my 5.0 DMing/Playing I had been using Healers Kits wrong. I just figured they were needed to make a Stabilize check. Like a Thief needs Lockpicks. Ignorance is bliss.

Some people stay at the convention center and sleep on the floor. Super cheap way to sleep!

I used a real world torch timer and would decrease it if they spent time picking a lock or searching etc. pick a lock? 10 minutes off the timer. Like BX it can be pretty deadly the first few levels. The character that survives to like 3rd level is your actual character Also make Hirelings...

Ive been playing D&D for about 25 years and play other games than 5E D&D, there is a lot of conflicting rules I have to remember. Not to mention that 5.5 again changed some things. So forgive me for not having a photographic memory.

Oh yeah misread of the utilize action. Thanks!

Decided to play it straight before doing houserules. Things that came up: Paladin somehow doing 20 plus damage at level 1. That's a good smite. (Healing) Potions as a Bonus Action. This was not unknown to me. Lay on Hands is also a Bonus Action. What? Healer's Kit is 5gp for TEN auto...

Thats what I love about it. A ton of bog standard cyborg dystopia rpgs out there (love you Cyberpunk), SR is something different.

I would also like them to change Barbarian to Berserker.

So they are really late in changing the name

Just looked this up. Wow, yeah just change the name.

Anarchy is the best version of the rules ATM. Though IMO it goes to far into “simplified”

I think it would be more in-settting to just say there was a large mis-information campaign and now the truth is leaked

I know current editions tend to barely mention the Native American elements that inhabited earlier editions and their lore. But just cutting it all seems easy way out instead of re-adapting things. I’m not a scholar on Native American stuff but what would Shadowrun need to change to bring that...

I want to start off by saying this isn't some kind of issue, I just find it interesting and wanted some thoughts as this was presented in a Dragonlance adventure and not say a Faerun one. I remember when this adventure first dropped and a lot of people had issue with the old lore retcons. Me...

Project 1999 is the only way I touch EQ now.

I still remember getting the mag and game in the mail. Good times.