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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9577164" data-attributes="member: 58172">I notice that [USER=697]@mearls[/USER] refers to &quot;5.5&quot;.Since he is one of the main people putting together the popular 5.0 edition, the nomenclature feels definitive.I take it to mean, from Mearls perspective, the new books are still recognizably 5e, but have developed enough to feel nonidentical.I was happily referring to the anniversary &quot;2024 edition&quot;. But now the confusion about referring to the Monster Manual as either the 2024 MM or the 2025 MM, disrupts the use of the term &quot;2024&quot; as an edition name.I guess, I will now refer to the 5.5 edition after all. In contrast to the 5.0 edition. And refer to 5e when speaking about the fifth edition generally. (I do this for 3e as well.)Also now, I will use the year, such as &quot;2025 MM&quot;, to specify the year the individual product came out. It might be that future updates of products will appear in future years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 9577164, member: 58172"] I notice that [USER=697]@mearls[/USER] refers to "5.5". Since he is one of the main people putting together the popular 5.0 edition, the nomenclature feels definitive. I take it to mean, from Mearls perspective, the new books are still recognizably 5e, but have developed enough to feel nonidentical. I was happily referring to the anniversary "2024 edition". But now the confusion about referring to the Monster Manual as either the 2024 MM or the 2025 MM, disrupts the use of the term "2024" as an edition name. I guess, I will now refer to the 5.5 edition after all. In contrast to the 5.0 edition. And refer to 5e when speaking about the fifth edition generally. (I do this for 3e as well.) Also now, I will use the year, such as "2025 MM", to specify the year the individual product came out. It might be that future updates of products will appear in future years. [/QUOTE]

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