D&D (2024) So IS it a new edition?

So IS is a new edition?

  • No it’s not a new edition

    Votes: 124 46.3%
  • Yes it’s a new edition

    Votes: 144 53.7%

Morrus

Well, that was fun
Staff member
So without wanting to rehash the same arguments going on elsewhere—and I don’t think anybody is going to budge on those—I wanted to take a quick snap poll.

Is it or isn’t it, in your eyes? Using whatever criteria you want. Simple question, just yes or no. Don’t worry, it’s not legally binding or anything!

My similar poll on Twitter is surprisingly close. I wonder if the opinion here matches that or not?


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I am giving up on convincing people... it is a new version that needs to be a distinction for talking about and prepping... we used to call that editions, in my group we are calling it 5.5... but I don't think we can as a group talk about this and the other phb in 2014 interchangeably we need to describe in short term what is what... over time this will just be default D&D (Until the next edition change)
 

Retreater

Legend
It's as much as a change from 1e to 2e, if not more. Or 3e to 3.5e.
All of those edition changes were also backward compatible.
An edition change doesn't have to be as major as from 2e to 3e, or 3e to 4e, or 4e to 5e.
If a player or GM is required to read a new rulebook cover-to-cover to know what's changed in it, it's a new edition.
 







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