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I think the less threads about Rise of the Laundromat are because people stopped with Hoard of the Dairy Queen. It's what my group did.

I would make all the Ranger spells not Concentration (or at least give them the ability to be immune to concentration checks). I would give Beastmaster companions proficiency in all saves (Or make it so the ranger Proficiency bonus adds to every save of the companion). I would let the animal...

Nobody wants endless splats. You know what I want? Adventure modules that don't span the entire PCs' lives and Setting books that let me not have to take old settings and rework them for 5e. I want stuff for GMs. Not books targeting the players. WotC has heard our cries about 8000 feats and...

I take this remark back. I just found the link on the DnD webpage so I guess that's an acknowledgement.

It doesn't really matter. For every one of us that wants more 5e stuff to buy, there are 10 others who support WotC's skeleton RPG production with fanatic praise. Apparently a RPGers are cheap and won't buy enough product to support anything but the bare bones necessities. It's a real shame.

I didn't get the impression that the starter box needs a lot of revisions. Even if they will make revisions it hasn't happened yet. Go ahead buy the box now.

All I have to say is "We can't cancel what we haven't announced!"

Everyone is getting a little carried away here. Even if my theory is true, it's not a bad thing. I think everyone can agree that the game isn't perfect. We can even agree that the game works as it is. If they come out with revised books I'm going to buy them. I'd rather WotC to produce...

I'm not suggesting that they are making 6e already. I am saying that they have gone a long time without selling any product and HAD to put out something last year. Think of it as another round of beta testing except with hardcovers. They wouldn't have to change any of the art or layout...

A lot of beloved settings came from TSR days. People are clamoring for Planescape, Dragonlance, Spelljammer and Al Qadim. I seriously doubt the fall of TSR was entirely because they put out too much.

They wouldn't need all the editors if they keep the general layout of the book. I think they still have at least one editor on staff.

I keep asking myself what WotC is working on if they aren't working on adventures and settings. So this idea just popped into my head. Last year was the 40th Anniversary. They pretty much had to put out SOMETHING out. So, I think they put out 5e in a late Beta state. Adding in a whole bunch...

It's not that I don't appreciate the usefulness of this article for GMs. It just seems like a filler. Much like the Eberron article. It makes me believe that the RPG has been reduced to "as little as possible" mode. If they were more open with what is being worked on I would be happy...

Holy Drek! This was the one article I needed to fulfill my life's work of the most amazing DnD campaign ever! Thank you so much for taking what must have been weeks of thoughtful note taking to give us this treasure of an article. I should be able to read this for weeks without needing any...

I think you are giving them too much credit about really being that in depth in their Dragonlance research when they put that in the PHB. They probably haven't read the recent books or even the 3.5 book which wasn't a WotC product.

When it comes to WotC and stuff to do on the computer, there just is no mixing. They have a clunky website that they barely use. They constantly choose terrible partners for online content. They think internet piracy is why 4e didn't sell. and they think Neverwinter Online is the bee's...

I think everything Wizards does should be kickstarted. That way they can see what we want and don't want and they can't sit on their hands and not tell us anything until it's too late to complain.

A world without Fizban is a very sad place.

What's the point of the NPC? Making him seem super amazing to your players should just be part of the narrative. Why do you need to min-max the system for a NPC? That's pretty much SirAntoine 's point. As an NPC you make them what you need them to be. Spending all this time worrying about...

I kept it up just because I was expecting the Magazines to come back. But after they laid off those editors I dropped it.