[Talk] Artikel: 8 Reasons D&D 5th Edition Is Better Than Pathfinder

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Ob er damit richtig liegt?

Ich hab ja beides noch nicht gespielt, Pathfinder soll halt D&D 3.5+ sein,
die 5E hingegen?

Aber zum Artikel

A new version of D&D is dawning that intends to unite the fractured fan base, as currently D&D is playing underdog to Pathfinder,
a game which itself was based on D&D 3rd edition rules.

Die Gründe selbst? Naja, es gibt weniger hiervon und weniger davon,
dadurch wird dieses und jenes leichter, übersichtlicher, weniger verwirrend,
dazu eine Dosis "back to the roots"

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DawnforgedCast
The BEST and WORST Thing About 5E Dungeons & Dragons

Veröffentlicht am 26.01.2017
The best and the worst thing about 5E D&D is the exact same thing, cutting different ways depending on your skill and experience.
This thing could be described as D&D's flexibility and freedom, the ability, as a DM, to do just about whatever you like
with the system because you are the final determining factor on all rules.

The same thing could also be described as D&D's vagueness and lack of content, its requirement of DM ruling and system management,
rule creation, is a very heavy burden for inexperienced DMs and/or DMs without an abundance of free time
to develop custom rules, guidelines and content.

I feel there is a happy medium but it will require the game developers to put in a little more design time,
and will also require all of us DMs to make sure we aren't abusing the greater power we have in this edition.

In your experience with the system thus far, on which side do you come down on this?
Is 5E's openness and flexibility a boon for you, or is it a great headache to have to do all that work yourself?
Somewhere in between? Please share your thoughts on the video comments!