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This still is not a super solid source.

No clue what the player levels are so no way to judge that.

Conservatism: "commitment to traditional values and ideas with opposition to change or innovation." I have to wonder what materialist philosophies have altered the game, or how it's blander. Like I am serious the game has changed much less than you think.

Have you been using the new encounter guidelines and monsters?

Then no, nothing they currently release for D&D is acceptable to use AI in.

It very much depends on it's nature. Like I am not going to accept a book either written by AI or with it's art done by AI, basically a book is not something AI related I would get. Like the most acceptable thing is maybe a random map generator using some tilesets, or something that helps build...

And given that the books are selling well, the majority of players seem to like it anyway.

Wording is basically the same

Yes they could. But that wasn’t my point.

Well it seems odd to complain about 2024 stuff with an option not even made for it.

D&D books are not made with Chinese materials as far as I know.

I am not sure what you mean by RAW for multiclassing. Like 2014 multiclassing was also RAW cause that just means rules as written. Like there is no fundamental change in the nature of multiclassing between 2014 and 2024. Also Rune Knight is not even a 2024 option it’s a 2014 one. The number of...

Yes they will release adventures and supplements, like the upcoming Eberron Book, and the FR books. Those will add to the game, but they are in nature no different than stuff that has come in the past. Yet some people try and make it sound like completely alien stuff to the game like loot boxes...

Also seriously what would suddenly change? The new Corebooks are out nothing will change that, and we know they are doing well in sales. So what do you guys seriously think will happen?

I kind of hated overly complex alterations to rules from the base common to lots of 2e settings. Like requiring a percentage roll every time the PCs did something morally dubious kind of just seemed like annoying busywork.

And why do you think D&D is dead when it’s well selling core books are now out?

That would be your opinion, the new version was far more interesting to me than the old version and for sure had more flavour.

No sudden changes are going to come to D&D. The three new main core books are out now, and they are not going to be replaced anytime soon. Supplements and Adventures are what are going to follow for the foreseeable future.

The news today is better, but overall still pretty awful. The China Tariffs and blanket 10% are still going to make things harder for everything.

Yeah despite the art style for the adventure it's fairly dark