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<blockquote data-quote="Micah Sweet" data-source="post: 8638518" data-attributes="member: 6747251">I do not care about what the mass-market wants; that is not me or my players.&nbsp; I do have a grounding in history (that's what my degree is in) and I have an abiding interest in trying for accuracy when it is possible.&nbsp; To me, 5e is mechanically shallow, and has become increasingly so under WotC in the last few years.&nbsp; I'm aware that the majority seems to want that, but I never have.&nbsp; I am not a casual player, and have little interest in mechanics that cater to those who are.&nbsp; Thst's my opinion.That being said, it is the game for which it is easiest to get players, and which is most familiar to my current group, so I pretty much have to start there.&nbsp; Level Up's superior (to me) version of the game is my base, supplemented by my voluminous houserule document.&nbsp; I can make that work in a way that I and my players are happy with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micah Sweet, post: 8638518, member: 6747251"] I do not care about what the mass-market wants; that is not me or my players. I do have a grounding in history (that's what my degree is in) and I have an abiding interest in trying for accuracy when it is possible. To me, 5e is mechanically shallow, and has become increasingly so under WotC in the last few years. I'm aware that the majority seems to want that, but I never have. I am not a casual player, and have little interest in mechanics that cater to those who are. Thst's my opinion. That being said, it is the game for which it is easiest to get players, and which is most familiar to my current group, so I pretty much have to start there. Level Up's superior (to me) version of the game is my base, supplemented by my voluminous houserule document. I can make that work in a way that I and my players are happy with. [/QUOTE]

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