D&D (2024) Here's The Full List of Changes in the D&D 2024 Player's Handbook

WotC has provided a full list of changes between the 2014 and 2024 versions of Dungeons & Dragons' Player's Handbook.

The changes include classes, backgrounds, species, spells, stat blocks, feats, equipment, rules, and new terminology.

• Classes
• Origins
• Feats
• Equipment
• Spells
• Stat Blocks
• Rules
• New Terminology

Also included is a list of things from 2014 which are still usable in 2024, which includes 7 subclasses, 2 species, and 3 feats.

There's a separate list which details the changes to the D&D Beyond platform.

 

[ngenius]

D&D is a role playing game. If you want to play the 2014 version, please continue. Or if you want the 2024, go ahead. And even if you mix both 2014 and 2024, why not? It is not a competitive sport, so is there any rule against mixing and matching?

 

[Morrus]

It is not a competitive sport, so is there any rule against mixing and matching?

There is not. Why do you ask?

 

[Micah Sweet]

Did you miss a whole month of videos, D&D Beyond articles, and content creator reviews?

I don't watch hype videos. If it was there I missed it.

 

[Micah Sweet]

Couldn't have--he's had criticism to share on all of them.

Never claimed I watched all that stuff.

 

[BookTenTiger]

I don't watch hype videos. If it was there I missed it.

So to be clear, you want to know how the rules were changed, but you don't want to buy the books in order to find out, and you don't want to watch any videos or read any articles published by WotC in order to find out.

 

[sevenbastard]

So is Spelljammer Conformed or not?

 

[JEB]

The rundown for classes and spells are pretty comprehensive, that's nice. Shame the rundowns for origins, feats, and equipment weren't similarly broken down.

 

[Micah Sweet]

So to be clear, you want to know how the rules were changed, but you don't want to buy the books in order to find out, and you don't want to watch any videos or read any articles published by WotC in order to find out.

I find forums like this one a more concise, less biased source of news.

 

[pukunui]

I find forums like this one a more concise, less biased source of news.

Can't get any less biased than reading / viewing the primary source for yourself!

 

[Micah Sweet]

Can't get any less biased than reading / viewing the primary source for yourself!

Unless the primary source is biased in favor of itself (which it always is). I prefer a wide range of commentary over marketing speak from a mega-corp.