A video review of an alternative system to succeed 5e.
The primary advantage to 5e is that everyone knows it and you can always get players. Getting a table convinced to play an alternate system is always hard. But it’s fun to explore those alternates nevertheless
For anyone confused: this isn’t D&D 6th Edition. (It’s a homebrew system.)
Yeah, sorry about that. I used the actual title of the video, in quotes. I didn’t mean to imply it is anything but a third party system.