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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ratskinner" data-source="post: 6478702" data-attributes="member: 6688937">Gotta say how true this is for me. At first glance, 5e looks like 3e, but it plays more like 2e (particularly early 2e), IMO. However, the chassis is so small compared to the previous editions that I imagine you can probably bend it quite a bit in feel.I would think even the 4e ones wouldn't be too hard. Although 4e's penchant for 80 different subtypes of critter (Frostbreath Critter, Spiketail Critter, Speedfoot Critter, Redeye Critter, Longtooth Critter, Stinkfoot Critter, etc. etc.) in the same combat/adventure isn't well supported by 5e. So you'd either lose that, or have to put in some time to take the basic critter of whatever type and modify it to suit. The rest should pop over just fine.</blockquote>