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We can agree to disagree. You are a company whose job it is to provide a service to its customers, and that is to provide a game that WE want to play. And there wasn't a huge base crying for 2e, we were all content with 1e and it showed. Honestly, the work wouldn't be that much. You're...

Soooo I wanna know more about Elena now LOL

The Forgotten Realms could be like this if WotC would stop focusing on everything from the Sword Coast north of Amn up to Icewind Dale. I'll hand them credit for ToA and the Chult area, but it was lacking in lore for that region, unlike Mwangi for PF

Well the lore is usable in any edition. It's the rules stuff I wish we had both the 1e and the 2e versions of. Still no idea why Paizo won't provide mechanics of the material for both. Twice the money right?

Which is the conundrum. Psionics should be in the game, it should be something similar yet unique to the "spellcasting system", and it shouldn't be dictated by casual gamers. If they don't like it, they don't have to buy into it. It's extremely unfair to those of us that want it to return to...

IF there's a Psionic debut. After 4 editions of being the sometimes forgotten step-child of D&D, WotC looks like they're taking the uncreative, lazy method of retconning (once again) their entire line by ignoring Psionics 99.99% this time as if it doesn't exist instead of just doing their job...

I think D&D, at least the spirit of it, began tanking when it kept pushing more and more to a "pick up and play experience." Sure it's popular now, but at what cost? It lost a ton of what made it grand. It only kept enough nostalgia to make people be more acceptable, but let's be real, the...

Well everything is easy to convert when you are converting to a smaller, simple-minded system. It's the other way around that sucks. Try converting anything in 5e, especially the more powerful creatures, up to like 3.5e for example and you bump into a lot of issues. Worrying about what extra...

God no, not that abomination. I like my Pathfinder to actually be Pathfinder.

Ok so what overlaps are there between these 3 that I should be aware of? Which overlaps take precedence? Exploring Eberron Wayfinder’s Guide to Eberron Eberron: Rising from the Last War

It appears to me as if Baker, besides Greenwood, made the mistake of signing total control over to WotC. Why they let that happen to their own creations is beyond me. If D&D wanted to sell my campaign, I would require I be involved in the decisions of the design and future design of my creation...

This is why I hate new editons. Let's sell you the exact same thing only in a much more inferior product. I wouldn't be this upset if they simply just continued to support PF1e but they abandoned it. Can't we have an RPG company that does that? Support all editions? Heck if I owned D&D and/or...

Finally. I find it funny that UA is always "Playtest" because many of us are so game material "starved" that we throw them immediately into our games anyway and consider it official until it gets changed into an official book

I find it funny, and sad, we have these types of people in the community. Take a look at a few of the comments. They're shouting nonsense that "history is being erased" and the "book will no longer be available soon" sort of cries. Which is all untrue and unfounded. It's just highlighting...

I, too, always knew they are just pandering and jumping on the bandwagon. The only company I know that's 110% not doing this is Ben&Jerry's. And I plan to get more of their ice cream in support now that I am thinking about it LOL

This is why I stopped putting any money into WotC for a very long time. When D&D went too hardcore corporate, it's been a spiral ever since. Sure, let them make money. But at what cost? Also, this isn't an isolated incident. Companies all over do this exact same thing with BIPOC. This country...

Alignment is a sacred cow that shouldn't be messed with. Best use of Alignment was 3rd Edition. Creating mechanics that mesh with the Alignment system was genius. Also made people actually care about it. I really don't see why everything has to be a huge shade of gray now, by default? At least...

I really wish they come out with real Psionic material. Not just a bunch of Wild Talented classes. Like a real Psionicist. They've had one for 3 editions, dunno why it can't be done in 5th Edition. Did they lose all sense of creativity or something because of simplifying the heck out of D&D?

Are they doing an Unearthed Arcana this month? I thought they rolled them out early in the month.

Yeah and now Paizo doesn't even feel like home anymore no thanks to their 2e rollout