Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Steampunkette" data-source="post: 8540658" data-attributes="member: 6796468">Pretty much completely.It adds to the system, but doesn't take things away. You can use Level Up Archetypes with 5e Classes, and 5e Archetypes with Level Up classes.You can slap the Journey System of Skill Checks, Regions, and Supply onto 5e and leave it otherwise unchanged and it works great.The only incompatible bits, and even that's a bit of a stretch... I wouldn't put Level Up and 5e characters into the same party. Level Up has a greater focus on the Social and Exploration pillars, so the backgrounds, cultures, destinies, and class abilities tend to have more social impact available for them, so that it's not just &quot;Whoever has the highest Charisma does the talking&quot; or &quot;Whoever has the survival skill leads the party in travel times&quot; or whatever.Any Level Up built character in a 5e party will be more effective at social/exploration stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steampunkette, post: 8540658, member: 6796468"] Pretty much completely. It adds to the system, but doesn't take things away. You can use Level Up Archetypes with 5e Classes, and 5e Archetypes with Level Up classes. You can slap the Journey System of Skill Checks, Regions, and Supply onto 5e and leave it otherwise unchanged and it works great. The only incompatible bits, and even that's a bit of a stretch... I wouldn't put Level Up and 5e characters into the same party. Level Up has a greater focus on the Social and Exploration pillars, so the backgrounds, cultures, destinies, and class abilities tend to have more social impact available for them, so that it's not just "Whoever has the highest Charisma does the talking" or "Whoever has the survival skill leads the party in travel times" or whatever. Any Level Up built character in a 5e party will be more effective at social/exploration stuff. [/QUOTE]

Verification