Level Up (A5E) Looks like people using similar A5E content

[jphinney]

Ancestry and Culture Foundry VTT Sigil Module – Sigil Entertainment Group

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[Xethreau]

Ancestry & Culture came out before A5e. The concept and motivations are similar, and I highly recommend this book to anybody who likes 05e but wants to deconstruct "race." The forward is also good reading.

 

[Timespike]

Agreed. It was one of the first 5e products to take things in that direction and they have rightly earned what could be called "staggering" levels of success with it.

 

[Xathos-]

Ancestry & Culture came out before A5e. The concept and motivations are similar, and I highly recommend this book to anybody who likes 05e but wants to deconstruct "race." The forward is also good reading.

I mean, that was one of the draws to supporting A5E for me. The design approach was in line with what I had in mind.

I've been doing the whole race/culture split as far back as 3.5. I got pretty serious about the design portion, for PF1, a number of years ago on my homebrew setting. I don't claim the approach is unique, but it's not commonly done in d20. I'm on my 3rd system that involves it (and me producing content for it).

 

[Morrus]

The designer of that project was on the Level Up team for about half a day right at the beginning, then suddenly had to drop out due to a conflicting job of some kind; we were never sure what. But their involvement was deliberate, as that product certainly inspired us. They deserve their immense success.

 

[Steampunkette]

You don't get an Ennie nomination for nothin'!