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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 9792838" data-attributes="member: 2067">2014 had the Ideals/Traits/Bonds/Flaws system (interaction), the Downtime system (exploration), different Resting recommendations (exploration again), and several dials to turn on the Combat side (flanking, marking, new spells, new magic items, new monsters, even Legendary monsters). 24 isn't quite as robust, but maintains several of those old subsystems and introduces a few itself (Bastions can fire on all three modes between hirelings, base-building, and benefits that can empower you in a fight). Again, I wouldn't argue it's perfectly modular (Some of the assumptions for combat were hard to move, and it's not like they did much with the potential in practice), so there's certainly room to grow. But for D&D, it has a significant amount of modularity - 5e did not try to place elegance and cohesion above table-curated experiences the way 4e did, for instance.</blockquote>