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<blockquote data-quote="Tales and Chronicles" data-source="post: 8065477" data-attributes="member: 6871653">Morrus explained in a post from [USER=6987520]@dnd4vr[/USER] that the compatibility thing was more in terms of guarantying that a character made with the PHB would still be able to be used in an Level up! game and that the published adventure would still be playable with characters from level up, even if the rules worked differently. Armor that also adds DR would not change the base game all that much. Any class from the PHB could use armors from A5E without messing with their features or anything. The only thing I can see affecting compatibility is having the heavy-armor wearing NPC/Creatures in the published adventures would not have said DR. But its a little niche problem: either you say that X armor offers Y DR, so if you encounter an enemy with X armor in a published adventure, dont forget to add Y DR, or you say that the DR is only for playable characters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tales and Chronicles, post: 8065477, member: 6871653"] Morrus explained in a post from [USER=6987520]@dnd4vr[/USER] that the compatibility thing was more in terms of guarantying that a character made with the PHB would still be able to be used in an Level up! game and that the published adventure would still be playable with characters from level up, even if the rules worked differently. Armor that also adds DR would not change the base game all that much. Any class from the PHB could use armors from A5E without messing with their features or anything. The only thing I can see affecting compatibility is having the heavy-armor wearing NPC/Creatures in the published adventures would not have said DR. But its a little niche problem: either you say that X armor offers Y DR, so if you encounter an enemy with X armor in a published adventure, dont forget to add Y DR, or you say that the DR is only for playable characters. [/QUOTE]

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