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[TravDoc42]

On the left hand side, it seems that Graz'zt is detailed in Chapter 6, not the Lore Glossary? Maybe that's the Cosmology section?

 

[Azzy]

I freaking LOVE D&D, but at the same time, I've never been 100% satisfied with any edition, nor even close, so I'm inclined to accept its foibles.

That's how I feel, too.

For me, I think that 5e is my favorite edition so far (when I way the pros and cons), but I still have issues with it here and there. I'm still undecided about the 24 edition, but so far it seems like the changes are more of a net positive for me (though some changes I'm not too keen on).

 

[Parmandur]

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On the left hand side, it seems that Graz'zt is detailed in Chapter 6, not the Lore Glossary? Maybe that's the Cosmology section?

Chapter 6 is the Cosmology section, could be they go inton detail on the major players. That reference seems to be to Tasha and Graz'zt sotuationship and the Temple of Elemental Evil background.

 

[Parmandur]

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On the left hand side, it seems that Graz'zt is detailed in Chapter 6, not the Lore Glossary? Maybe that's the Cosmology section?

Zooming in on this bit of text above Iggwilv's hat (since she seems to be in "I" right before Iuz), what Lich could this be about? He seems to feature in "...Greyhawk's Premise" in the Campaign Setting Chapter 5 at any rate.

 

[Parmandur]

Zooming in on this bit of text above Iggwilv's hat (since she seems to be in "I" right before Iuz), what Lich could this be about? He seems to feature in "...Greyhawk's Premise" in the Campaign Setting Chapter 5 at any rate.

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I'm thinking...Keraptis?

 

[Zaukrie]

You seriously don't see the need for the variant resting rules?

I don't see the need for any optional rules.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

That's how I feel, too.

For me, I think that 5e is my favorite edition so far (when I way the pros and cons), but I still have issues with it here and there. I'm still undecided about the 24 edition, but so far it seems like the changes are more of a net positive for me (though some changes I'm not too keen on).

Exactly how I feel, other than that I am decided on 2024. It's - slightly - better 5e. And 5e is pretty good D&D - good enough to be "the best D&D" with all things considered. I could pick a few things that I think were better in other editions, and that's still the case. But I do think that 2024 is an improvement on 2014, and 2014 5e is a net improvement on other editions.

I could still rip either apart with complaints, if I were inclined, but I'm not particularly inclined. I'd rather use that time playing. (Not that I don't also like to join in on complaining, on occasion).

 

[Micah Sweet]

Exactly how I feel, other than that I am decided on 2024. It's - slightly - better 5e. And 5e is pretty good D&D - good enough to be "the best D&D" with all things considered. I could pick a few things that I think were better in other editions, and that's still the case. But I do think that 2024 is an improvement on 2014, and 2014 5e is a net improvement on other editions.

I could still rip either apart with complaints, if I were inclined, but I'm not particularly inclined. I'd rather use that time playing. (Not that I don't also like to join in on complaining, on occasion).

I honestly enjoy talking about, reading, tinkering, and worldbuilding with D&D more than I do playing.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

I honestly enjoy talking about, reading, tinkering, and worldbuilding with D&D more than I do playing.

Well, I do like that stuff too. But ultimately, I prefer to play.

I think.

Eh, maybe I really just like both.

 

[MarkB]

Zooming in on this bit of text above Iggwilv's hat (since she seems to be in "I" right before Iuz), what Lich could this be about? He seems to feature in "...Greyhawk's Premise" in the Campaign Setting Chapter 5 at any rate.

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Presto.