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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 8633652" data-attributes="member: 67338">no one (except maybe you) are talking about a single table... not me for sure.but again compatible also isn't 'cause wotc said they would'   compatible is what happens in the wild not at A table but at most tables. if 80% of tables... wait that's way too high... 40%, nope thats less then half but still pretty good 25% that's 1 in 4... okay if 19% of all games run useing D&D 5e as published in 2014 (plus or minus some supplement errata/add ons) allowed you to walk in put your Level Up fighter on the table and let you play it, that would arguable be compatible in any meaningful way.  If that orginal 80% allowed it we would most likely all include it in talk here, at cons (and that's at 80% not 100%) anywhere else you talk D&D. now having said that I bet there is a higher then 1% of tables that WOULD allow a 3rd party fighter class (maybe even up to that 19% but I doubt it) and of those that would let one or more 3rd parties fighters in I bet Level UP gets a good showing... but even 40% of 19% (and I would have to be sold with some pretty good info to think it is 40% of 3rd party or that 19% of tables allow 3rd party) it would not be.it's like someone selling you a brand new 8 track and telling you it is 100% compatible with millions of 8 track players made over decades, then getting it home to find you can't buy an 8 track and you don't own one and no one you know owns one...   the statement in theory at a technical level isn't exactly a lie but if you can't use it, it is 0% compatible for you.</blockquote>

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