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He worked with WotC on the 3.0 roll-out, and apparently was very positive about parts of it, but eventually did voice some unhappiness...

I don't recall seeing anyone stating something as objectively bad (those two words together in general are pretty iffy). In general, I...

Absolutely wild, I had totally missed this. I feel like a thief broke up his first marriage or something, like, what did the thief...

IME business success is always going to be measured by sales and profits. Paizo actually topped WotC by making Pathfinder the #1 selling...

I'll go ahead and make the distinction you're trying to make - that compared to WotC's versions of D&D, the TSR-era Thieves were bad...

How would you define a "Minimalist ttrpg"? I'm a fan of RISUS, The Anything RPG - but it's like 4-5 pages.

The OP didn't provide a definition for success, so using my own definition, D&D is the only truly successful ttrpg. You don't have to...

I think the bar for the vast majority of RPG publishers are quite low when it comes to measuring success. Like, you could be a dude...

I don't know if 'successful' is the right word for it. It has too much baggage. But I can't think of a better word. What makes it...

TSR Thieves are bad to some people. There's been people in this thread who've posted their enjoyment of playing the class. This idea...

You have some very idealistic approaches to measuring success :sneaky: I answered the question. No other ttrpg has been as successful...

Makes it to my book shelf or on my hard drive as PDF.

Dungeons & Dragons Numerous people playing and talking about the ttrpg for YEARS Launch and yearly sales numbers

I don't think so. Speed and complexity are real but what I think is, that it is very subjective that all those features are negative...

Ranges are in game units, which are 10s of feet indoors and 10s of yards outdoors. I could understand if you find that strange...