Is their any interest...

[Alzzak]

...in a 5th edition game? I have been looking it over the basic rules, found here(watch out they want your cookies), and it seems simple enough. Kind of like 3.5 with 4e terms thrown in.

So, I was wondering if I changed my Heroes and Villians to it would people play?  

[PupSage]

Alzzak

...in a 5th edition game? I have been looking it over the basic rules, found here(watch out they want your cookies), and it seems simple enough. Kind of like 3.5 with 4e terms thrown in.

So, I was wondering if I changed my Heroes and Villians to it would people play?

5e is pretty epic.  

[Guy in a Gimp Suit]

I'mma be honest... I thought this whole site ******** died.  

[Raganui Minamoto]

I have never looked at 5th edition, but rumors made it not sound very good. But you know rumors.

EDIT: Well, looked into it some, and I'm not interested. 5e looked like 'let's try to go back to 3.5 but fuse it with 4e' and, honestly, some things just didn't look good.

Like fighter, 'we're gonna give you stat boosts, yay! Oh, but you can't increase anything with em past 20, so you gotta use em in your non-main stat and probably some of your more dump stats'. Did the same to wizard, but wizard has generally been OP so doesn't matter as much.  

[PupSage]

Raganui Minamoto

I have never looked at 5th edition, but rumors made it not sound very good. But you know rumors.

EDIT: Well, looked into it some, and I'm not interested. 5e looked like 'let's try to go back to 3.5 but fuse it with 4e' and, honestly, some things just didn't look good.

Like fighter, 'we're gonna give you stat boosts, yay! Oh, but you can't increase anything with em past 20, so you gotta use em in your non-main stat and probably some of your more dump stats'. Did the same to wizard, but wizard has generally been OP so doesn't matter as much.

No stat can go above 20 for anyone. A skill check of DC 30 is supposed to be "impossible" in 5e. And most feats raise your stats now, but you can trade out feats for ability points.

Basically they took the mechanics of 3.5, some of the class concepts from 4e, and made it harder to break.

I've only found 3 ways to break it and I have had it since day 1. Honestly 1 of those ways requires a stupid DM and incredible luck, and another isnt all that broken. The last one though ... 4 attacks per turn at level 6 ...  

[Raganui Minamoto]

Fair enough. I will say that I may have been in the more 3.5 mindset when looking at it, where you were almost required to have very high stats in your primary one.  

[Guy in a Gimp Suit]

PupSage

Raganui Minamoto

I have never looked at 5th edition, but rumors made it not sound very good. But you know rumors.

EDIT: Well, looked into it some, and I'm not interested. 5e looked like 'let's try to go back to 3.5 but fuse it with 4e' and, honestly, some things just didn't look good.

Like fighter, 'we're gonna give you stat boosts, yay! Oh, but you can't increase anything with em past 20, so you gotta use em in your non-main stat and probably some of your more dump stats'. Did the same to wizard, but wizard has generally been OP so doesn't matter as much.

No stat can go above 20 for anyone. A skill check of DC 30 is supposed to be "impossible" in 5e. And most feats raise your stats now, but you can trade out feats for ability points.

Basically they took the mechanics of 3.5, some of the class concepts from 4e, and made it harder to break.

I've only found 3 ways to break it and I have had it since day 1. Honestly 1 of those ways requires a stupid DM and incredible luck, and another isnt all that broken. The last one though ... 4 attacks per turn at level 6 ...

That last one… do tell.  

[PupSage]

Xaccheus

PupSage

Raganui Minamoto

I have never looked at 5th edition, but rumors made it not sound very good. But you know rumors.

EDIT: Well, looked into it some, and I'm not interested. 5e looked like 'let's try to go back to 3.5 but fuse it with 4e' and, honestly, some things just didn't look good.

Like fighter, 'we're gonna give you stat boosts, yay! Oh, but you can't increase anything with em past 20, so you gotta use em in your non-main stat and probably some of your more dump stats'. Did the same to wizard, but wizard has generally been OP so doesn't matter as much.

No stat can go above 20 for anyone. A skill check of DC 30 is supposed to be "impossible" in 5e. And most feats raise your stats now, but you can trade out feats for ability points.

Basically they took the mechanics of 3.5, some of the class concepts from 4e, and made it harder to break.

I've only found 3 ways to break it and I have had it since day 1. Honestly 1 of those ways requires a stupid DM and incredible luck, and another isnt all that broken. The last one though ... 4 attacks per turn at level 6 ...

That last one… do tell.

Slight mispeaking, 5 attacks per turn at 11th level. Valor Bard, Magical Secrets, Swift Quiver  

[Alzzak]

Mind, I have never played the system, nor know of a store to buy the books. So chances we would only be using the info on the above site.  

[PupSage]

Alzzak

Mind, I have never played the system, nor know of a store to buy the books. So chances we would only be using the info on the above site.

:/ For those of us that have the books, could we use them.  

[Alzzak]

PupSage

Alzzak

Mind, I have never played the system, nor know of a store to buy the books. So chances we would only be using the info on the above site.

:/ For those of us that have the books, could we use them.

I see no issue with it, save for feats. There is not a single option for feat in the pdf's, though thanks to the outline on the topic I know they are in chapter 6 of the player's handbook.

So in terms of fairness, no feats.  

[PupSage]

:/ Im good then.  

[DarkSohisohi]

Alzzak

Mind, I have never played the system, nor know of a store to buy the books. So chances we would only be using the info on the above site.

Who is DMing?