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<blockquote data-quote="Plageman" data-source="post: 7683903" data-attributes="member: 46020">A lot a RPG lines have 3+ editions out now and some have heavy differences between them like Shadowrun or more subtle-but-still-making-it-difficult like Legend of the Five Rings. Most of the RPG companies usually use the new editions as an excuse to sell you whle lot of books &quot;updating&quot; content you already have.Even between same company editions changes can be tough to track, WEG Star Wars had quite some difference between the 1s and second edition especially with vehicles/ships.And even more recent games can have some pretty differences between editions, just look at how Fate evolved between editions. Sure it's less important a jump that from 4E to 5E D&amp;D but still different.Again I don't understand why people are deisappointed. Sure if you have participated in the playtest you saw howt hey handled the &quot;caves of chaos&quot; and &quot;isle of terror&quot; conversions...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plageman, post: 7683903, member: 46020"] A lot a RPG lines have 3+ editions out now and some have heavy differences between them like Shadowrun or more subtle-but-still-making-it-difficult like Legend of the Five Rings. Most of the RPG companies usually use the new editions as an excuse to sell you whle lot of books "updating" content you already have. Even between same company editions changes can be tough to track, WEG Star Wars had quite some difference between the 1s and second edition especially with vehicles/ships. And even more recent games can have some pretty differences between editions, just look at how Fate evolved between editions. Sure it's less important a jump that from 4E to 5E D&D but still different. Again I don't understand why people are deisappointed. Sure if you have participated in the playtest you saw howt hey handled the "caves of chaos" and "isle of terror" conversions... [/QUOTE]

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