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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ReshiIRE" data-source="post: 9004694" data-attributes="member: 7031231">They're not printing the previous books anymore because of OGL issues though; this is not an attempt to sneak in a new edition through the back door and sugar coat it.They already stated this was not planned as of December 2022 - i.e., the OGL situation forced them to print a version without OGL stuff as they switch away to ORC and get away from a company who's ability to think rationally about changes is clearly compromised.That then probably prompted them to take a double take, and decide if they could do more indepth erratas and changes.I think saying this is a new edition or something equivalent to a 3.5 style change feels wrong. I'm not sure this is even as extensive as 4e Essentials (but I am not familiar with the changes in either, to be fair).I think this is a backwards compatible revision, mainly focused on errating classes to be better or to handle the changes in alignment essentially becoming a variant rule, and to focus on reorganising the books to be easier to read.I don't think it's as dramatic as other book changes, honestly.</blockquote>