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Touché.

Plus, they already had 10, 1 per Dragon type.

Dragon Jeist has a mixed reception...but last I checked, ot was one of the best selling campaign books. There are other examples, like Witchlight or Strixhaven, that have a smaller ambit of Levels covered.

The Beyond platform, full of a decade of first and third party compatible material, seems more than sufficient to dampen the desire for change.

No, it is just...jarring and unnatural sounding.

But turning the color into a noun and putting it after "dragon" is a cure much worse than the illness, as even apparent violations of adjective preference are deeply jarring in English.

Nooooo...no. Following a noun with an adjective (even if it is "Noun-ified") is a violation of the word order in English. Adjective order is actually one of the weirdly strict rules in English (of the ten categories of adjective, color comes in at number 7, for instance.

I like the standard 5E "house style" a lot, but I like this approach for a book.

That...does not feel natural in English usage?

Staying flat with lowering BG3 sales seems pretty huge.

Critical Role pretty regularly pulls multiple millions per video, at least. Though obviously they are top of the heap.

I don't expect a "6E" per se ever again: more 5E iterations periodically, maybe.

Have they...?

There is no counter indicators thst sales or reception have been poor soooo...

Honestly, I think their departure makes radical shifts to tge Core Rules less likely, not more.

In one of those earning calls, they did outright atate that the books were outpacing their expectations.

By all accounts, the new books are exceeding sales expectations.

Which, honestly, is exactly what people would say about any shorter product: so maybe this is an example of why they don't?

I'd say making the game more appealing to players is innovative, similar to improving various performance or safety is innovative.

I'm just not sure why it seems weird? Godsbreath has cool distinct flavor, but in the context of providing took for all the classic D&D tropes, too. I could see running any of the big 5E Campaigns there.