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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crusadius" data-source="post: 9429523" data-attributes="member: 10980">A new and unfamiliar system is always intimidating. You have no system mastery and will end up flipping through the book trying to find a rule that does not explicitly details the exact situation you need to resolve. System mastery comes with time, and this will be true with any new system. Coming from 5E any game that has its roots in an earlier D&D system will seem familiar and present less obstacles. WFRP is not one of those systems so will be quite intimidating, especially with a core book of nearly 350 pages in size, smaller than expected font-size, and rules that might not be where you expect.That said, I don't consider WFRP super crunchy, just crunchy, and some tactics are required because combat can get deadly and magical healing isn't freely available (but bandages are). The math may require subtraction on the odd occasion (character creation/advancement will require more math but you don't do this every minute of every session so I don't think it's a big problem).</blockquote>