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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 9791232" data-attributes="member: 725">Honestly, I'm hesitant to advise to buy a 5th edition, I would say wait for it at least (unless you want to play a game now or soon), and wait for the reviews to come out. And if you play in FVTT to see how the VTT version is implemented. And then decide if you want to go WFRP4e or WFRP5e.I've seen too many broken promises, too many hopes and dreams not interfacing with reality properly, etc. A recent example, D&D 5e 2024. It's technically compatible with the 10 year old 2014 version, but it's like hammering a square peg through a round hole. You want to use the 2024 monsters, you want to update the 2014 monsters that haven't been officially updated. Player options are... Unbalanced at best or just plain no longer functional. And having experienced that 'arms race' that's Warhammer (40k) editions and army books, true compatibility is just a dream imho.I'm curious how Mooman will implement the new edition and how integration will work for the two editions will work exactly. They'll probably have advanced access, they might already have had advanced access when they were rewriting the new core common Warhammer library for FVTT...</blockquote>