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Also seriously what would suddenly change? The new Corebooks are out nothing will change that, and we know they are doing well in sales. So what do you guys seriously think will happen?

I kind of hated overly complex alterations to rules from the base common to lots of 2e settings. Like requiring a percentage roll every time the PCs did something morally dubious kind of just seemed like annoying busywork.

And why do you think D&D is dead when it’s well selling core books are now out?

That would be your opinion, the new version was far more interesting to me than the old version and for sure had more flavour.

No sudden changes are going to come to D&D. The three new main core books are out now, and they are not going to be replaced anytime soon. Supplements and Adventures are what are going to follow for the foreseeable future.

The news today is better, but overall still pretty awful. The China Tariffs and blanket 10% are still going to make things harder for everything.

Yeah despite the art style for the adventure it's fairly dark

Well that, and because their heavy gender roles makes it so that they would not approve of any trying to say they are bucking the system.

This isn't new. Though in the past it was pretty clear that Drow leaders disliked any claiming to be trans.

I was wrong about this, he has not been active there since January. There is another Chris C there who is unrelated and still employed there.

Probably related to Sigil stuff, he was pretty active on the Sigil Discord.

Cards don't seem to be often produced in China.

Could literally be any day now. Hopefully sooner than later

since when is 5e 2024 dead?

This sucks for everyone

This is what Nexus Mods said And that's what happened. The external agency flagged something they are within their rights to take down. But someone at Wizards thought that was not the right move and had it reversed. I am honestly surprised people are mad they decided not to take down...

Book of Many things was pretty great.

D&D Beyond does not require a subscription to access the books you pay for. Also I linked the thing that explicitly states they are the best selling books now.

I am literally talking and watching comments from the remaining devs. It's not dead yet, though likely to go into a different form.

And it did from the sound of it.