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Surely easier to have 3rd ed style multiclassing and just tweak talents so that multiclasses have the same amount by total level as single classes do.

Id mandate top quality uncoated white paper for all products. Coloured pages are an abomination.

I wanna be shown not told.

Spent it on Shadowdark actually

Sure but thats DiV. How does the play meta and gamable space work in The Village Of Hommlet ?

Do you not understand that there is no point in a new trad game rules system unless it allows you to do somethings better than the rules youve already got? And the best way to show, to teach those new somethings is via adventures? I guess my shelves have a lot more heartbreakers than yours.

If theres no support material how the **** was it playtested?

Id buy the IP rights to Shadowdark and Rolemaster and release them as “Classic D&D 2025” and “AD&D 7E d100”

Im saying that a trad game without support is vanity naughty word and/or a ripoff.

And GMs can just make their own rules as well.

A trad rpg without material is a waste of paper

Well heres the thing. Surely the reason to bother producing a new D&D-ish* rpg is that youve got this pile of setting and adventure stuff that doesnt quite work with existing systems and needs the new rules system to really shine. Otherwise its just tree murdering. *of course there are...

but origin is not that simple, if material gets further processed or combined then the origin can be changed.

He needs to sack his customs broker

No. Theres room for multiple ttrps and D&Ds stranglehold is an aberration which stifles innovation.

maybe thats because B2 + Moldvay is rules and adventure in harmony while 2E Ravenloft is like eating soup with a fork? ;) but to be fair im missing an “osr” as well. A low-mid magic moderately versimmilissitudiosnessish engine for running early to mid 80s sim-drifted quasi-medieaval brit d&d...

Gus - some ghost rules create cover for a variant playstyle (perhaps more supported in another edition) hence their undeath ? also a game design can be incompetent and not support the playstyle it purports to espouse

A companies ability to scalp its overseas customers is limited by the cost and ease by which the overseas customers can buy directly from the origin country. Eg I just bought shadowdark. Shipping to uk was 14£. That 14£is what a theoretical “official” uk distribution has to work within.

isnt the problem behind that is that D&D is trying to be all things to all players ?

The tarrif will be on the declared value on the shipping invoice plus shipping and taxes.