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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6553876" data-attributes="member: 2525">It's not for another edition.&nbsp; They are for 5e, just with some minor tweaks to the rules (not the major issues you get with an actual prior edition).&nbsp; You don't need to &quot;convert&quot; them like you'd need to convert them from a prior edition.&nbsp; It's about equivalent to the transitional adventures Paizo was publishing for Pathfinder before all the Pathfinder rules had come out and just after.&nbsp; Lots of people in this very thread have claimed those adventures were part of the first 90 days support for Pathfinder, but all of a sudden equivalent WOTC adventures don't count?I see an awful lot of people trying to define away any criticism of their argument as &quot;doesn't count&quot; for fairly trivial and arbitrary reasons.&nbsp; And I count the &quot;playtest professionally published adventures which are still for sale&quot; being dismissed as a trivial and arbitrary dismissal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6553876, member: 2525"] It's not for another edition. They are for 5e, just with some minor tweaks to the rules (not the major issues you get with an actual prior edition). You don't need to "convert" them like you'd need to convert them from a prior edition. It's about equivalent to the transitional adventures Paizo was publishing for Pathfinder before all the Pathfinder rules had come out and just after. Lots of people in this very thread have claimed those adventures were part of the first 90 days support for Pathfinder, but all of a sudden equivalent WOTC adventures don't count? I see an awful lot of people trying to define away any criticism of their argument as "doesn't count" for fairly trivial and arbitrary reasons. And I count the "playtest professionally published adventures which are still for sale" being dismissed as a trivial and arbitrary dismissal. [/QUOTE]

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