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DndBeyond will now use "5.5e" as version label
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(I'm not familiar with New Easy to Master and Classic so if those are just variations of Cyclopedia then it's 13. but also individual "rules editions" had different revised printings aside from 1995 2e- my copy of Holmes is the 3rd printing replacing Hobbits with Halflings- so if you include those who the hell knows)