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For questions comparing different editions of the same system.

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Specialties in the classic World of Darkness trigger on 10s. If you have a fitting speciality on a roll, any 10 does add to the roll more than any other. But, there has been two versions since 1st ...
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The 2024 version of Ioun Stones differs somewhat from the 2014 version. While the only drastic change was to Ioun Stone of Reserve (allowing it to store up to 4 levels of spells compared to the ...
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The idea of opportunity attacks seems to go back all the way to first edition of D&D where the PHB says on page 105 Fleeing means as rapid a withdrawal from combat as possible; while it exposes ...
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Pathfinder 2e has two versions, the original and a "remastered" version. What are the major differences between those versions?
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What are the major changes from D&D 5E 2014 rules to 2024 rules? I have the "main" 2014 books (DMG, PHB, MM, and a couple supplements), and was wondering what the main differences were ...
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I am DMing a campaign for a group of DMs and one new player. The new player was asking a question about Faerie Fire and how it works, comparing the new version and old version of the spell. Everyone ...
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I am not particularly familiar with Exalted 2e but my friends who have played it mentioned that Exalted 3e dialed back powers of Exalted but I couldn't get an exact answer as to how. So power level ...
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This is a hypothetical scenario: Suppose a wizard (A) has already copied a spell into their spellbook, from another wizard's (B) spellbook. Wizard A then loses their spellbook. They then find wizard C'...
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I used to play The Dark Eye (a German RPG) in its original version in my youth, with the original Adventure Basics ("Abenteuer Basis") and Expansion ("Abenteuer-Ausbau") boxes, ...
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I want to know if I should still prioritize sleep as a first level spell when making a wizard using the 2024 rules. Under many older rule sets, including the 2014 rules, the sleep spell was one of the ...
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Let's say you're swimming away from a big bad in a chase scene, and the big bad uses an ability that reduces your speed to zero. What happens? Do they sink or float? If they begin to sink, I assume ...
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In browsing through the new D&D 5e 2024 rules, I already saw several spells that have changes to how they function, for example counterspell has been rewritten (and, as far as I can tell, nerfed), ...
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I'm trying to evaluate the consequences of 5e's 2024 PHB changing Counterspell from a spellcasting ability check by the caster against a DC based on the spell level to a Constutution save by the ...
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There are two editions of Paranoia you can still buy*: 2017 (Red Clearance Edition) 2023 (The All New Shiny Edition) They are supposed to be similar and somewhat compatible, but the first one uses ...
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Along with the recently released 2024 Player's Handbook, there are newly drafted pre-printed character sheets. I’m interested to know what changes are necessitated by the rules update, and which ...
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