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  1. go here Do you have a copy of the last update to 5th Ed? Granted it’s Beta material, but it’d get you going until the official releases and hopefully wouldn’t be too different.

  2. https://overflowdata.com/uncategorized/qzha2ifaq2l Have you thought of Pathfinder? it is a system that was made by the designers that left wizards around the time 4th came out. So its is actually very similar to 3.5 in a lot of ways, but they also added and changed a couple things (stream lined skills, took all the maneuvers (disarm, grapple, trip) and put them into a single score)

    follow And the best part? every single thing they ever published is open gaming license, at http://www.d20pfsrd.com/ . And its legitimately OGL, unlike all the 3.5 stuff that was on the web till Wizards sued all those people.

  3. source link I often find the setting defines the system. If I want to play fantasy, I’m reaching for 3.5 or Pathfinder (so easy to convert between the two, might as well consider them one system). If I want to play modern sci-fi/horror, I’m reaching for the World Of Darkness books. If I want to play futuristic sci-fi, I’m looking at Shadowrun, then putting those books down because the character creation system is awful.

    https://bakingbrew.com/recipe/zzsatf6sk I think the story you want to play is more important than the system you want to play it in. If you’re looking to play a pirates-only campaign, for example, D&D Next probably isn’t a great idea because the pirate supplements don’t exist yet.

    https://nycfoodguy.com/2024/01/31/dqgw1goti So the question remains: What’s your story?

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