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In so far as the dice roll to open the lock is concerned? Yes, absolutely. Different rules and different play priorities, you see.

If that were self-evidently true, there would be no need to mention it at all.

Who's "we" in this post? Who besides yourself are you speaking for here?

Of course not. Was someone saying it was?

"Proud to be one of America's Eight Companies".

How much do you think Hasbro would charge?

I would posit rather than, is it worth learning and adapting to this new book as opposed to using one of the many other books to which you've already adapted?

Nice to know the prevailing opinion is that the best possible stewards of D&D are Hasbro/WotC. What a wonderful world we live in where that's the best we can do.

I don't know...Daggerheart and any version of official D&D (including WotC's current offering) are quite different games. I don't think you can fairly say they have the "same exact" audience.

One can dream, but yeah it's unlikely.

The word's use in the Holy Trinity, I would imagine.

Yeah. The narrative mechanics layer of SW is a little thick for my kind of play, let alone as what would IMO be a good sim for Firefly.

I am glad I got off that train, and that I have all the official D&D I'll ever use and then some.

Shouldn't you align your game's identity and optics with it's design before publishing a new version of it?

You realize the vast majority of creatures in the MM are fictitious. Not sure what that quality is doing for your argument.

All of those are excellent choices. SWN would I think be particularly compelling. But I think I would like to run it in Level Up's Voidrunner's Codex rules. Hits all the bases from what I can tell.

Goblins sure look humanoid. What creature type are they? Gnolls too. The list goes on.

Every game you are playing (not every game system) has a setting in which the activities of the PCs take place. that's what is inseparable from the game to my mind.

Yup. Never came up as a negative in my games.

Well, I hope you get what you want, in your own games. I'm pretty happy with what I'm doing now, but if I see something someone's doing that I want to incorporate into my play, I'll let you know. It's happened before, so you never know.