Miss 4e D&D

[Kurald Galain]

Huh. I guess if I think about it, that's a niche that makes a lot of sense. Out of the three D&D's that saw play in that era, two have gotten "updates" (3.5 has 5E as a successor, PF1 to PF2) and have more recent versions, but 4E hasn't.

Successorship basically goes:

• 2E => 5E (at least, it's marketed as such)
• 3E => PF (it's explicitly backwards-compatible)
• 4E => PF2 (they have the same designers)