Level Up (A5E) Why Level Up?

[Morrus]

We get asked these questions a lot. This is our answer!

 

[VanguardHero]

I think Level Up also hits a sweet middle spot, where for people like me who do love Pathfinder and can't stand o5e for various reasons, it's (hopefully) a nice bridge to be able to play games with people who prefer o5e. Which is greatly appreciated since it's nice to have an actual compromise.

 

[Steampunkette]

Why Level Up?

Journey.

Even without the added crunch to combat or classes, the Journey System is a freaking GOLDMINE.

I'm so interested in seeing what other systems are in the books. Already put aside $100 to buy in to the Kickstarter. Gonna keep putting cash aside for it, too.

 

[Arilyn]

I love the character creation in Level Up, and can't wait to get these books!

 

[Timespike]

Why Level Up?

Journey.

Even without the added crunch to combat or classes, the Journey System is a freaking GOLDMINE.

I'm so interested in seeing what other systems are in the books. Already put aside $100 to buy in to the Kickstarter. Gonna keep putting cash aside for it, too.

Yeah, Journey is wonderful. It makes traveling an interesting mechanical piece of the game rather than a quickly-narrated montage and maybe a random encounter roll or two.

 

[tetrasodium]

"Because a group needs rules not just rulings to work as a team"?

 

[Jmarso]

Just discovered this over the weekend and am very intrigued: a slightly more in-depth version of 5E (without it turning back into 3.x) is just what I've been on the lookout for. Looking forward to the Kickstarter kicking off and plan to be there with $$$ in hand and ready to support the effort.

 

[Morrus]

 

[VanguardHero]

Ooh, love that final logo on the books. Plus the diversity and representation being on the shortlist