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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 6322236" data-attributes="member: 3424">Well, every time that something I like about 4e outright isn't going to be in 5e, that's a mark against 5e (unless it's replaced by something that I consider better, of course). Every time that something I like about 4e gets into 5e, it makes it more likely that I will want to make the change. There were also elements in the 5e playtest that I found intriguing (such as Hit Dice and sorcerers that gained abilities as they spent their spell slots/spell points) and would have made me more interested in switching, but they are not evident from the previews. (Hit Dice are probably in, but that has not been confirmed to the best of my knowledge.)Right now, I can't think of any outright dealbreakers or dealmakers for elements that are either out or in, (or vice-versa) and I'm planning to evaluate the system as a whole, plusses and minuses both, before deciding one way or the other. Like I said, cautiously optimistic, but only that.Exactly!</blockquote>