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How disappointing. The conversion documents are the ideal solution for those who are not satisfied with 5E's comparatively very slow release schedule.

Good conversion guides to use products from other D&D editions. If they made those, drivethrurpg would already provide anything anyone ever needed.

Maybe we'll get to pay 50% more for the same content too! Woo-hoo!

They may be using the Adventurer's League to help determine popularity. If the AL numbers grow, then they can continue their current light schedule. If the numbers shrink, then they will have a decision to make. As someone wrote upthread - if they can sell 1 million copies of 1 book it's...

I think we need to remember that this new, slower schedule is unprecedented for WotC. As mearls has indicated, they are still trying to figure out the best mix of product vs. profitability in this new reality. Once they figure it out, product releases are likely to be more consistent. Still...

I'm guessing they are working on this year's Gen Con release. Something like the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting or Monster Manual 2.

Looks like the perfect book to make character creation less intimidating. I like it!

This is one of those things that seems really cool, but I know that I would never use it. I'm going to pass on this one.

Sounds good. That seems to sum up the most-oft-repeated qualms about the edition.

Essentially for the consumer the TOR announcement seems to boil down to: The books will be the same length, but in a different format and $5 more. Yay.

So...how 'bout them Patriots?

Pathfinder Ice Cream!

Exactly. I think one plays an AP knowing that a little (or more) railroading is going to happen. You play for the challenge of dealing with whatever's thrown at you while realizing that it's not a free-form campaign. The GM I think has to be alert to how players are responding, and if the...

I like Pathfinder, but crunch "creep"? Have you seen Mythic Adventures? It's a world-record setting, grand canyon-pole-vaulting long jump! Forget about "creep"! :)

It's my fault - I'm buying them. :)

Or you can look at it in a positive light - praised if you do and praised if you don't. (There's plenty of praise in this thread for what WotC has done.) :)

Mearls was spot on for me regarding time. In the 80s, I'd spend hours and hours designing D&D adventures. Now, I'd rather watch something on Netflix or surf the web when I have free time. To me, though, that's what's so VERY appealing about Pathfinder - tons of pre-made adventures that I...

No, not at all. I love playing and running Pathfinder. I don't love designing it. Pathfinder combat duration isn't an issue for my group, but then, we like the tactical part as well as the role-playing part.

I used to. Just not anymore.

Since you stopped by.... Thank you for the OGL. :)