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5E GHOST TOWER OF INVERNESS MOD
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I think it should go Abilities > Race > Background > Class.

Character creation as outlined is a bit goofed up and can necessitate some backtracking to re-select skills that are duplicated and that sort of thing.

It makes the 2E CD-ROM suite look like sleek Apple software.

5E GHOST TOWER OF INVERNESS SOFTWARE

Fantasy Grounds, the only application that is fully licensed to have all the PC options, and meant for online play, is one of the worst pieces of software I've ever had the displeasure of trying to use. It makes me very sad because these things would make my life so much easier as a DM/Player of the game. The SRD is out now, so we have and people can at least start building stripped-down versions of these tools, but they won't legally be able to support all the options in the PHB. Character generation isn't extremely cumbersome, but it's time-consuming and complex enough that an app like the 4E character builder would be welcomed with open arms (minus the monthly subscription fee of course).

The game's been out for a year and there are no official digital/web tools.

I haven't found many of these tweaks that I wouldn't be able to classify as improvements, although the way the sleep spell works is a bit clunky.

5E GHOST TOWER OF INVERNESS MOD

Examples: add DEX mod to ranged weapon damage (even crossbows), partial move/act/partial move is something everyone can do without fancy feats, the concentration mechanic, the attunement mechanic, magic item and spell mechanics, etc. This is really cool because it's like rediscovering D&D all over again.

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The game is without a doubt D&D, but every time I crack open one of the books I find a new twist on something. My players don't seem to have latched onto this at all, but for my PC, it was great to have the handful of cues from Trait/Ideal/Bond/Flaw to help me figure out how my character would act.

Backgrounds (the roleplaying cue parts).

Combats run well and I'm very happy with this. We play with minis more often than not, and it's refreshing to have this playstyle be well supported, but also fast and simple to adjudicate.

Pretty good balance of detail/simplicity.

This makes the game so much easier to run.

The streamlined core mechanic: d20 + ability mod + proficiency bonus, with or without advantage/disadvantage.

I'm certainly no expert on the system or anything, but I have enough of a feel for it to make these two lists about stuff I like and dislike about it. So I've played and DM'ed about a dozen all-day sessions of 5th edition D&D.