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<blockquote data-quote="jmucchiello" data-source="post: 6675757" data-attributes="member: 813">Concentration is not a new key word? It's a 3e skill. It's application is different. But that can be written around. Inspiration is a 3e bard ability. Again, it's application is EXTREMELY different but RPG awards exist in many games. With good writing, you can get past the name &quot;inspiration&quot;.Edit: This bothered me. Concentration is in the d20 srd:There is one difference between that and concentration in 5e. The 3e caster cannot attack (standard action) while concentrating on a spell. The 5e caster can. That change is not a stumbling block to creating a 5e SRD.No, the only real stumbling blocks would be the words advantage and disadvantage: sure they exist in common parlance. But associating them with die rolls would be tricky. There are probably a couple other things like that I'm overlooking at the moment. But the rest is just minor stuff.I don't want to derail this thread with a &quot;how-to OGL 5e&quot; discussion though. I doubt anyone is going to do it. Until 6th edition comes out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmucchiello, post: 6675757, member: 813"] Concentration is not a new key word? It's a 3e skill. It's application is different. But that can be written around. Inspiration is a 3e bard ability. Again, it's application is EXTREMELY different but RPG awards exist in many games. With good writing, you can get past the name "inspiration". Edit: This bothered me. Concentration is in the d20 srd: There is one difference between that and concentration in 5e. The 3e caster cannot attack (standard action) while concentrating on a spell. The 5e caster can. That change is not a stumbling block to creating a 5e SRD. No, the only real stumbling blocks would be the words advantage and disadvantage: sure they exist in common parlance. But associating them with die rolls would be tricky. There are probably a couple other things like that I'm overlooking at the moment. But the rest is just minor stuff. I don't want to derail this thread with a "how-to OGL 5e" discussion though. I doubt anyone is going to do it. Until 6th edition comes out. [/QUOTE]

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