Babylon 5, new series, new rpg?

[aramis erak]

Ok, so it's the spiritual successor of the previous D&D 3.5 and AD&D versions. It makes sense that they wouldn't put out a 5e book, then demand the players abandon the core pillars of 5e play.

There was no AD&D version of L5R's Rokugan. AD&D was effectively going out of print when L5R was written. (Assuming John's normal schedule, late 1994 or 1995, with publication in 1996.)

Those were the dark days for TSR.

 

[RuinousPowers]

There was no AD&D version of L5R's Rokugan. AD&D was effectively going out of print when L5R was written. (Assuming John's normal schedule, late 1994 or 1995, with publication in 1996.)

Those were the dark days for TSR.

I was referring to Oriental Adventures, in which the new 5e book shares a lot of campaign expectations with.

 

[Umbran]

Folks, if you want to have an extended discussion about L5R, maybe that ought to be its own thread, rather than in a B5 thread.

 

[aramis erak]

Folks, if you want to have an extended discussion about L5R, maybe that ought to be its own thread, rather than in a B5 thread.

Would you'd be so kind as to migrate them to one?