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In our vision of compatibility, you do not need to convert anything to keep your 5E content relevant.

Note: While we will provide guidance to convert 5E material to ToV, conversion is not required to use your 5E content in ToV games. We’ve mentioned the word, “conversion,” so let’s talk about how we’re thinking about it and what that means for ToV compatibility. Mixing and matching class options in this way requires a little conversion work. Note: At this time, it is not possible for some classes to pair a ToV base class and a 5E subclass or a 5E base class and a ToV subclass as written. If you have a player who loves how their 5E fighter works-they don’t need to change anything! They can use the 5E rules to create, play, and level up their character, even if the rest of the table uses ToV character classes and rules. A 5E character can play at the same table as a ToV character. Well-written 5E adventures pose the same challenge for 5E or ToV characters. Modern 5E characters (which often use options found beyond the core rules of 5E) have the same power level as ToV characters. Note: We do recommend replacing 5E versions of monsters with the same ToV versions of monsters for best difficulty match-but this is not strictly necessary. If you have the Tales of the Valiant Player’s Guide and Monster Vault, you can run any published 5E adventure without conversion. You can run any 5E module or adventure using ToV. You can swap out these one-for-one systems depending on your table’s preference, with no significant effect on the rest of the game. You can choose to use 5E feats OR ToV talents. For example, you can choose to use 5E inspiration OR ToV luck. When we introduce a new or significant core mechanic change, we strive to make it interchangeable with a 5E option. This is critical to the concept of compatibility! We are keeping core mechanics intact so you don’t need to relearn how dice rolls work, characters work, and adventures work.

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Here are the key points about what compatibility means to us: If you know how to play 5E, you know how to play ToV. It doesn’t mean everything in ToV is suitable as a one-for-one replacement in 5E. Players who want to mix and match elements from both systems can do so with minimal or no effort. This means that any piece of Tales of the Valiant content can be used alongside any piece of 5E content. Our number one compatibility goal is to make sure you can still use content in any of your 5E books in a Tales of the Valiant game. What does it mean to say Tales of the Valiant is compatible with 5E? As our Tales of the Valiant Kickstarterrolls along, we’ve heard many people ask for clarification about our vision for 5E compatibility.

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