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<blockquote data-quote="GMToolbox" data-source="post: 9343258" data-attributes="member: 7041704">I did a video on my Youtube channel but overall I am liking it. I had recently been looking at the recent playtest of One D&amp;D and was seeing some stuff I really liked. But after getting my hands on TOV I think I like the class abilities better for the most part. The Luck system is great! And the monster vault will replace my Monster Manual even in my 5e games. Its just better. TOV is still 5e and if you are looking for &quot;not 5e&quot; this isn't the system for you. If you are looking for 5e made better or 5e without WoTC than this is your system. The fact that I can take any of my 5e material and use it in TOV is great and they even provided a free conversion guide that I really like. So now I can take my 5e subclasses, races, and other stuff and easily convert it to TOV. Overall, I call TOV a win. Are there things I don't love? Sure but I'll just change those things, or homebrew a little.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMToolbox, post: 9343258, member: 7041704"] I did a video on my Youtube channel but overall I am liking it. I had recently been looking at the recent playtest of One D&D and was seeing some stuff I really liked. But after getting my hands on TOV I think I like the class abilities better for the most part. The Luck system is great! And the monster vault will replace my Monster Manual even in my 5e games. Its just better. TOV is still 5e and if you are looking for "not 5e" this isn't the system for you. If you are looking for 5e made better or 5e without WoTC than this is your system. The fact that I can take any of my 5e material and use it in TOV is great and they even provided a free conversion guide that I really like. So now I can take my 5e subclasses, races, and other stuff and easily convert it to TOV. Overall, I call TOV a win. Are there things I don't love? Sure but I'll just change those things, or homebrew a little. [/QUOTE]

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