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That would put them ending the anniversary in 2030. Advanced didn't come out until 1977 with the MM, the PHB in 78 and the DMG in 1979. The OCR came out in 1974.

Perhaps, I don't think it was. It has happened before and then the product came out exactly when the leak indicated.

I doubt it, they launch in May

I am an outlier, in order Mutants & Mastermind First Edition with Annual 1, DC Heroes/MEGS, FASERIP/616 tied. M&M1e I think hit that perfect space between powers based and effects based character creation. With just a few minor fixes it was perfect like skill points and adding a small handful...

We have an idea of the MM, the Multiverse of Monsters laid the ground work for that. The DMG is arguably the easiest as it is reformatting and adding some bits but I don't think it will be revolutionary or have a lot of changes in it. The revision is supposed to still be compatible with 5e. I...

1e WAAAS one book a year :P

That was Adventures in Middle Earth and it is no longer in print. It has been replaced with Free League's Lord of the Rings Roleplaying. C7 no longer has a LOTR/ME license. Same development team though.

MERP is great! Angus McBride covers, the sourcebooks were great. It was a playable, if very D&D-esque, Middle Earth game. Just not Tolkien's flavor of Middle Earth. Very gameable.

A favorite of mine. Makes me very sad.

I answered and you want me to say something else. I answered with how things trended in the past with adoption with 3.0 and 5e being outliers in adoption of a new edition. But yeah we are done here because what you want I’m not giving because I answered you. Bye.

I addressed your question, asking me multiple times won't get me to say what you want.

With the high sales continuing on 5e and new player influx I could see many players from the last 2 years not buying into the new edition at first because of sunk cost, they already paid 100-150 for their books and now they're asking 120-180 for new ones sort of thing. Slow sales for D&D are...

Then people will keep saying everything is AI because everyone is an expert on the internet.

Riggs is wrong but people will use slow sales of the revised edition as evidence anyway.

The fix is easy, return to physical media.

From the list, Pendragon. From my actual anticipation? Dungeon Dwellers

Sure sure sure. You’re saying it’s a flaw of THIS game but turns out it isn’t. Better to bow out than back pedal don’t you think?

The core book has DOZENS of villains. It’s 130+ characters and the major villains. How many do you need??

Ish. They’ve said that boxed set no longer really applies and while they use elements of it they left it super vague. Shudder Mountains isn’t on it because it’s a purely DCC setting itself for example and they said they have no plans for a Punjar book as, as Harley put it, it’s just Lankhmar...

I wouldn't be surprised to see a powers book sometime next year. The roster in the core book is basically all your big guys and the X-Men and Spider-verse books will cover a lot of the niche folks you don't really see a lot. I'm hoping for a cosmic book and Avengers book after Spider-verse comes...