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#1 h347h50 Sep 16, 2014 8:37:07	Simply this was a very fun campaign setting that needs its chance to shine in 5E. After WotC bought TSR they stopped all production of this and never supported it again. It would be cool to see this setting come back as it has a strong hold of followers that keep it going.   Edit: Also it is one of those settings that fit in well with the low magic theme of 5E like Kalamar does.
#2 paulstrait Sep 16, 2014 18:48:03	Well, we can agree on this.  I still remember feeling a sense of wonder and excitement when I opened up the 2e birthright boxed set for the first time.  About a decade later, I ran a 3.5 birthright campaign that lasted about a year and was incredibly fun.  It seemed like way too much work to come up with 4e rules for it, but 5e seems perfectly ripe for some new birthright rules, and a great opportunity to see what new has been happening in Cerilia...
#3 Arawn76 Sep 17, 2014 2:39:42	Lol I'd say I agree but anyone who looks at my post history will see my obvious agreement.   If you look on the BR forum you'll see a great conversion document by Orabai.