cross-posted from: https://ttrpg.network/post/33813206
On the dndbeyond website you can filter the content you are looking for. In these filters, they will now use 5.5e instead of “2024”
cross-posted from: https://ttrpg.network/post/33813206
On the dndbeyond website you can filter the content you are looking for. In these filters, they will now use 5.5e instead of “2024”
Oh, I’m not arguing about placeholder names. This whole issue is placeholder names escaping into the wild.
To me personally though, “2024” felt like the last gasp of Hasbro trying to sell an infinitely-rolling, “DnD-as-a-service” dynamic. Fans broadly understand editions and expect them to come with a serious scope of updates, but “annuals” could be deliberately confusing and ephemeral. The hope was they’d seem “new and shiny” enough to still prompt fans to buy them.
Or maybe that’s just over-conspiratorial thinking. I dunno.