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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 6652181" data-attributes="member: 58172">For what it is worth, I prefer mind style, but was unable to play 4e (well) without grid and minis. The need for positioning into specific squares was too ubiquitous in the mechanics of the rules.I have read about some players who successfully came up with a system to make 4e friendlier for mental. But such systems didnt work well for me. Again, because the rules were too ubiquitous.To be fair, I couldnt play 3e (well) without minis either.In highschool, I played mental chess with a couple of friends of mine. So I can keep track of grids and positioning mentally. But it requires a form of concentration that is nonconducive to immersion in narrative.I appreciate 5e designed rules that are friendly for mental style.</blockquote>