Steal these Five Things from 4E!

[@Okayest__DM]

Brilliant. I didn't even know the things I used were from 4e! "Fail Forward" is one of the most important quick tips I've ever heard

[@Jabberwokee]

1. 4e is not a “black mark” on D&D history and perpetuations that wholly incorrect and harmful stereotype doesn’t help anyone 2. 4e was successful as far as the wealth is generated for WotC is just didn’t generate as much money as they wanted it too 3. The “sacred cows” of D&D (Vancian spellcasting, for instance) are what makes D&D what it is for some people - those people hated 4e D&D because of changes like that - but that’s exactly why I LOVED 4e

[@tigriscallidus4477]

There is a bit wrong with the video time marks, its all minions at the end. Also 4E was not as much a fail as people make out of it, you can search for it, but it always made more money than pathfinder.

[@DayOfCasual]

I might actually take a peek at those sections from D&D 4th edition book. I am trying to start a Pathfinder 2e campaign and while I am experienced in D&D 5e, the more system intense PFD 2e is giving me a slight headache.

[@VillainousFoundry]

Yeah! For all the bad rap 4th edition gets, it was extremely helpful on how to actually run a game that was based more in real life then the game.