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<blockquote data-quote="DeJoker" data-source="post: 7231045" data-attributes="member: 6907519">Hey instead of double the number of creatures just give them character levels -- almost all my humanoid creatures alive or undead had character levels in all versions of D&amp;D that I ran 1st through 4th and will have them in 5e when I get that game finally started.&nbsp; As for magic resistance are there not spells that can be used to mimic old school magic resistance?&nbsp; You could implement one of those a creature ability useable however often seems legit.&nbsp; Yeah that not having to take armor off is crock, armor was never designed to be slept in granted you might get away with it in say leather or hide but the metal stuff no way.&nbsp; So does food not run out in 5e ?Another strong change I would suggest, do away with Dark Vision for most if not all living creatures and replace it with Low Light Vision -- okay so they still do not need torches but it does require them to be careful about how they are using their light source as those can telegraph their presence and let the bad guys see them coming before they even know the bad guys are thereJust a couple of ideas -- oh and I am playing in a 5e Dungeon Dive game -- and keeping characters alive has been rather touch and go actually</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DeJoker, post: 7231045, member: 6907519"] Hey instead of double the number of creatures just give them character levels -- almost all my humanoid creatures alive or undead had character levels in all versions of D&D that I ran 1st through 4th and will have them in 5e when I get that game finally started. As for magic resistance are there not spells that can be used to mimic old school magic resistance? You could implement one of those a creature ability useable however often seems legit. Yeah that not having to take armor off is crock, armor was never designed to be slept in granted you might get away with it in say leather or hide but the metal stuff no way. So does food not run out in 5e ? Another strong change I would suggest, do away with Dark Vision for most if not all living creatures and replace it with Low Light Vision -- okay so they still do not need torches but it does require them to be careful about how they are using their light source as those can telegraph their presence and let the bad guys see them coming before they even know the bad guys are there Just a couple of ideas -- oh and I am playing in a 5e Dungeon Dive game -- and keeping characters alive has been rather touch and go actually [/QUOTE]

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