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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jer" data-source="post: 8687850" data-attributes="member: 19857">I'm going to disagree here. The entire point of basing a game off of 5e - especially when it's a secondary game you're publishing alongside your real game - is to have a game that is recognizably 5e and plays similar enough to 5e to get the people who aren't buying your other game interested. If you aren't going to have classes and levels why use 5e as a base at all.As with Adventures in Middle Earth, the point of this exercise has to be trying to get people who are interested in your setting but only play 5e to buy in. Once you have them either they'll be happy with the experience the 5e game gives them - in which case you have happy customers giving you money - or they feel like something is missing from the experience - in which case now they at least know your game exists and can think about giving it a shake.</blockquote>