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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9418667" data-attributes="member: 58172"><p>Ginny Di interviewing Crawford is interesting, because she was utilizing the opportunity to address her own hesitations about 2024. She has her own 2014 content that she doesnt want obsoleted. How compatible is compatible?</p><p></p><p>My take away is, Di was able to address her own hesitations. She says she is excited moving forward to 2024. She also affirms that it is ok if others want to take a wait-and-see approach.</p><p></p><p>Something her video was able to make clear is, the debate about whether to call 2024 a new edition or not is because:</p><p>• On the one hand, there are significant reworkings of the 2014 procedures.</p><p>• On the other hand, all of these 2024 reworkings strive to keep 2014 operational.</p><p></p><p>Ultimately, she feels the update is significant enough to warrant a new edition ("Dungeons & Dragons 6"). But she views the viability of 2014 content within 2024 as legitimate and practicable.</p><p></p><p>There is also clarity about how to keep 2014 content operational. All 2014 adventures are operational as-is. For characters, ideally use the 2024 updates wherever there is one. She recommends a kind of session zero, where everyone translates their character into the 2024 rules. Crawford recommends rebuilding it level by level. Nevertheless, it is possible for a character to use 2014 rules only, while everyone else is using 2024.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 9418667, member: 58172"] Ginny Di interviewing Crawford is interesting, because she was utilizing the opportunity to address her own hesitations about 2024. She has her own 2014 content that she doesnt want obsoleted. How compatible is compatible? My take away is, Di was able to address her own hesitations. She says she is excited moving forward to 2024. She also affirms that it is ok if others want to take a wait-and-see approach. Something her video was able to make clear is, the debate about whether to call 2024 a new edition or not is because: • On the one hand, there are significant reworkings of the 2014 procedures. • On the other hand, all of these 2024 reworkings strive to keep 2014 operational. Ultimately, she feels the update is significant enough to warrant a new edition ("Dungeons & Dragons 6"). But she views the viability of 2014 content within 2024 as legitimate and practicable. There is also clarity about how to keep 2014 content operational. All 2014 adventures are operational as-is. For characters, ideally use the 2024 updates wherever there is one. She recommends a kind of session zero, where everyone translates their character into the 2024 rules. Crawford recommends rebuilding it level by level. Nevertheless, it is possible for a character to use 2014 rules only, while everyone else is using 2024. [/QUOTE]
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