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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 9432030" data-attributes="member: 7635">I'm going to generally agree, with some expansion in this. The &quot;... Of everything&quot; books are the ones that have the least compatibility and probably will be first to be redone and then abandoned.Monsters of the Multiverse will probably see some of the races/species redone, but I feel the monsters part will remain viable for a while. Most of the setting books vary. Sword Coast and Eberron could really use a mechanical update. Dragonlance, Ravenloft, Spelljammer and Planescape all will work fine enough with the new book. I don't think there is enough drive to redo Ravnica, Strixhaven and Theros. Wildmount is it's own beast. Most of the other supplements (like the Guides to Dragons and Giants or the Book of Many Things) are perfectly fine. Monster design was already improving by the time those books came and the subs should still work with minimal fuss...And the modules and anthologies will work fine with a few fixes here and there, assuming you're using the new MM.At best, you have the two PC option books, a few species and one and a half- setting books in need of revision. That's still a goodly chuck of 5e that works fine with 5.24.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 9432030, member: 7635"] I'm going to generally agree, with some expansion in this. The "... Of everything" books are the ones that have the least compatibility and probably will be first to be redone and then abandoned. Monsters of the Multiverse will probably see some of the races/species redone, but I feel the monsters part will remain viable for a while. Most of the setting books vary. Sword Coast and Eberron could really use a mechanical update. Dragonlance, Ravenloft, Spelljammer and Planescape all will work fine enough with the new book. I don't think there is enough drive to redo Ravnica, Strixhaven and Theros. Wildmount is it's own beast. Most of the other supplements (like the Guides to Dragons and Giants or the Book of Many Things) are perfectly fine. Monster design was already improving by the time those books came and the subs should still work with minimal fuss... And the modules and anthologies will work fine with a few fixes here and there, assuming you're using the new MM. At best, you have the two PC option books, a few species and one and a half- setting books in need of revision. That's still a goodly chuck of 5e that works fine with 5.24. [/QUOTE]

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