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<blockquote data-quote="Drowbane" data-source="post: 5784862" data-attributes="member: 23396">Front Cover: Dungeons &amp; DragonsSpine: D&amp;D 5e.Only a noob is going to not recognize the new books when they come out as 5e (unless WotC makes them look like 4e books, which would be a mistake). So for all the noobs out there, and/or anybody who wasn't aware there *was* a brief 4e the books need to be clearly labeled so that people do not accidently buy acrossed editions.Back in 2e I used to buy 1e books not knowing the difference... but then again those were backwards compatible and I never had an issue with it. But if I was new and bought 4e books that weren't useful with my brand new 5e... I'd be annoyed.Edit: please nothing cheesy like &quot;Ultimate&quot;, &quot;United&quot;, or &quot;Final&quot;. This is not the last edition of D&amp;D to come out and it certainly is not going to do anything to heal the damage done by 4e. All they can do is make 5e worth playing and leave it at that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Drowbane, post: 5784862, member: 23396"] Front Cover: Dungeons & Dragons Spine: D&D 5e. Only a noob is going to not recognize the new books when they come out as 5e (unless WotC makes them look like 4e books, which would be a mistake). So for all the noobs out there, and/or anybody who wasn't aware there *was* a brief 4e the books need to be clearly labeled so that people do not accidently buy acrossed editions. Back in 2e I used to buy 1e books not knowing the difference... but then again those were backwards compatible and I never had an issue with it. But if I was new and bought 4e books that weren't useful with my brand new 5e... I'd be annoyed. Edit: please nothing cheesy like "Ultimate", "United", or "Final". This is not the last edition of D&D to come out and it certainly is not going to do anything to heal the damage done by 4e. All they can do is make 5e worth playing and leave it at that. [/QUOTE]

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