Rule-of-Three: 07/24/2012

[Wizards of the Coast]

You've got questionsâ??we've got answers! Here's how it worksâ??each week, our Community Manager will be scouring all available sources to find whatever questions you're asking. We'll pick three of them for R&D to answer.

Read Rule-of-Three: 07/24/2012 on D&D Insider here!

 

[JamesonCourage]

All three questions about 4e; that's probably a good thing: give some love to the current game, and give a longer break from 5e news. The downside: there's about 8 lines of answer total, between all three questions. So, while the focus was probably spot-on, the time put into it was a tad low.

 

[GX.Sigma]

for the foreseeable future. As long as we are producing new 4E content

So in other words, not the foreseeable future.

 

[Dice4Hire]

Well, I for on, would like to see some new books with errata for at least the PHB, and the MM would be great also. Even better would be PHB i, II and II as well as MMI and II

My group seems to be going to continue 4E for the forseeable future.

See WOTC, I can use that word also. Can I join your team?

 

[Jan van Leyden]

Keeping in mind that plans can change, our intention is to continue releasing errata as needed for 4E products and articles for the foreseeable future.

Based on their performance during the last years, "foreseeable future" could mean something like "next week".

 

[AlioTheFool]

They took the time to dedicate an entire Ro3 to 4E...just to effectively say "4E's dead to us."

 

[Zaukrie]

There is a team that talks about DDI content? Why do you need a team to plan one third of a magazine?

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[Mustrum_Ridcully]

The really interesting question is - how long with character and monster builder and the compendium be available?

 

[ArmoredSaint]

I've been extremely disappointed with the last couple of "Rule-of-Three" articles. I look forward to these tantalizing little tidbits of 5e news every week, and it is a massive letdown to click on one only to have my hopes dashed and see that it is about 4e or something called "Dungeon Command" instead of 5e. I may start skipping "Rule-of-Three" altogether if it can't get its act together...

 

[Tuft]

I've been extremely disappointed with the last couple of "Rule-of-Three" articles. I look forward to these tantalizing little tidbits of 5e news every week, and it is a massive letdown to click on one only to have my hopes dashed and see that it is about 4e or something called "Dungeon Command" instead of 5e. I may start skipping "Rule-of-Three" altogether if it can't get its act together...

Se the text at the top of the article. Rule of Three is being turned over to the DDN playtest team next week.