Hacker NewsReadings in Database Systems (5th Edition)
#HackerNews #Readings #in #Database #Systems #DatabaseSystems #5thEdition #TechBooks #HackerNews
Kamala Kara A π³οΈβπ π³οΈββ§οΈI thought I should clarify this list was on a curve.
#D&D #DungeonsAndDragons #Dungeons&Dragons #Dungeons #Dragons #5e #5thEdition #4e #3.5e #tabletop #roleplaying #game #TRPG #TTRPG #RPG #RoleplayingGame #TabletopRoleplayingGame #Game #tierlist #choosingviolence #hottake #opinion
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#D&D #DungeonsAndDragons #Dungeons&Dragons #Dungeons #Dragons #5e #5thEdition #4e #3.5e #tabletop #roleplaying #game #TRPG #TTRPG #RPG #RoleplayingGame #TabletopRoleplayingGame #Game #tierlist #Affinity #logos #logo #choosingviolence #hottake #opinion
the_IUGSRegister now for the 5th IPGC Conference - "Building on the Past, Advancing towards the Future: Geology in the Era of Technology"
π 05-07 November
π Zaragoza, Spain
β www.5th-ipgc.com
#IPGC #5thedition #geology #professionalgeologist #professionalgeology #ICOG #EFG #APG
Cuddy2977I donβt suppose anyone has a large image of the old #5thEdition #TunnelsAndTrolls cover they could post?
The orange one with the #LizDanforth art?
Asking for a friend β¦
PhantaNews β
Teile des DUNGEONS & DRAGONS-Regelwerks jetzt unter Creative Commons-Lizenz
Um 2023 herum gab es einen groΓen Aufschrei in der Rollenspielszene, als die DUNGEONS & DRAGONS-Rechteinhaber Wizards Of The Coast unilateral die Open Game License Γ€ndern wollten β¦
#5thEdition #CCBY #CreativeCommons #DandD #DnD5E #DungeonsAndDragons #Hasbro #OGL #OpenGameLicense #WizardsOfTheCoast
Geek NativeThis download promises to introduce a new kind of realistic historical setting, based on the Middle Ages and developed to be played with the #5thEdition rules. https://www.geeknative.com/170289/free-to-download-medieval-a-gory-and-realistic-5e-mod/
β΄β΄β΄ΓπΖ.Ζκβ΄π₯ΡΙΌπ©π»βπ»One of the things I find interesting about the differences in major editions is that their biggest difference is how they silently change the social contract, and yet players adapt to them.
Like, if you take the mindset from one edition and carry it to the next you'll end up with frustration.
However, much like wide straight roads, the rules implicitly create a different way of playing the game.
Before #4thEdition, and this is even stronger in #5thEdition, you wouldn't inherently think to reskin something. What was in the rulebook was what the thing was.
However, you in 5th edition you can make a #DrunkenMaster by reskinning some #barbarian levels into your character.
Likewise, #2ndEdition and earlier we much more focused on rulings over explicit rules.
Nowhere in the books does it say that wild GM adjudication was how you played earlier editions, but it was almost mandatory for the game to work.
Likewise, reskinning isn't explicitly suggested in later editions, but it was somehow divined by a significant number of players as the way to customize characters.
We're about to get #DungeonsAndDragons 5.5 and people are freaking out.
D&D #5thEdition has survived longer than most full editions, and we're getting a half edition from these new rulebooks.
It's a testament to D&D's design, or at least its popularity. However, I find it amusing that a bunch of people are nervous about this.
Every edition since #AdvancedDungeonsAndDragons(arguably, but definitely since 2nd edition) has had half and full editions. They have, 100% of the time, made the game better.
So, relax.
marc [sustain release] β
Hurray! You don't have to carry a lute around any longer to be the #bard of a party! :)
