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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AlViking" data-source="post: 9869032" data-attributes="member: 6906980">So then it seems like your definition of compatible would be "no changes whatsoever".  That's not what the word means and I'm not sure what changes if any they could have made that would have worked with your definition. If you want to continue playing 5e then stick with it or hash out how you're going to mix and match the rules. But for us? We just converted over the characters and continued to play and there wasn't much of a difference.   There was a bit of grumbling that we no longer had half elf or orc distinguished by anything other than story and it took a bit of adjusting, but for us it's the same game. I still use "old" rules if they haven't been replaced and that old stuff works just fine with the new. That to me is what makes it compatible and something I could not have done switching from 4e to 5e.What kind of changes, if any, could have been done to keep it compatible for you?</blockquote>