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I’ve thought about this issue a lot as well. My group plays a lot of Pathfinder and it would be nice to simply have a compact manual of tables in a printed book. We find that we are constantly using The Archives of Nethys to lookup rules rather than the printed books because of the speed of...

I agree with this 100%. There are so many good TTRPGs out these days, many with mechanics entirely different from games like D&D. Our group playing games like Blades in the Dark and the Alien RPG has opened our eyes to different play styles and genres. Even people who have only played 5E...

Agreed. PF2E is fantastic. Why would we not support them going forward? The only thing WOTC has is the actual right to use the name Dungeons & Dragons, which really doesn’t matter to me.

I forgot to mention the Cypher System (and its variants) and the Legend of the Five Rings and Star Wars RPGs (by FFG). Even two of the above list would be plenty to keep most groups occupied for a year or more.

I love this idea! Many excellent RPGs have been published in the last few years. Give Blades in the Dark, Pathfinder 2E, Burning Wheel, Alien (I highly recommend the Destroyer of Worlds scenario!), Vampire 5E, or Cyberpunk Red a try!