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D&D 4th edition split the fanbase, and as much as I enjoyed it as something different, I’ll admit it lost a lot of the traditional D&D feel in favor of being a very mechanical, miniatures-based game. Having just completed a six-month 4th edition campaign, I decided it was time to actually get a feel for 5th edition.
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Overall: It feels much more like classic D&D, going back to a lot of the 2nd/3rd edition roots but keeping the best innovations of 4th edition. I think it very likely that I’ll run this eventually, and I’m sure I’ll have more comments then.
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Overall: It feels much more like classic D&D, going back to a lot of the 2nd/3rd edition roots but keeping the best innovations of 4th edition. I think it very likely that I’ll run this eventually, and I’m sure I’ll have more comments then.
