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46th session of Monte Cook's 3E Banewarrens campaign run with Shadow of the Demon Lord on Owlbear Rodeo. Five player characters at level 9. Dwarf Executioner/Berserker/Warrior. He now wields the sacred Axehammer of the Lost Clan. Elf Librarian/Wizard/Magician. Outcast from elven lands, raised...

Yes AND No. It is clearly built on the same chassis as 5E, but I doubt the 5E College of Glamour will fit easily into the 6E Bard, as one example.

Damnit. Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.

As someone with over 20 years experience as a marketer I have to agree that this is a huge missed opportunity for which I can see no credible excuse. A themed starter set that leads into a Neverwinter hardcover seems like a no brainer.

45th session of Monte Cook's 3E Banewarrens campaign run with Shadow of the Demon Lord on Owlbear Rodeo. Five player characters at level 8. Dwarf Executioner/Berserker/Warrior. He now wields the sacred Axehammer of the Lost Clan. Elf Librarian/Wizard/Magician. Outcast from elven lands, raised...

I was basically going to say exactly this but you put it much more colorfully.

Huh.

See, I told you we could trust WotC. (ducks)

44th session of Monte Cook's 3E Banewarrens campaign run with Shadow of the Demon Lord on Owlbear Rodeo. Five player characters at level 8. Dwarf Executioner/Berserker/Warrior. He now wields the sacred Axehammer of the Lost Clan. Elf Librarian/Wizard/Magician. Outcast from elven lands, raised...

45th and 46th sessions of my Dragon Heist/Deck of Many Things mashup. Three player characters at level 9: Half-orc cavalier fighter, halfling swashbuckler rogue, and half-elf evoker wizard/grave cleric. We're getting to the end game -- probably 6-8 sessions remaining. Most of session 45 was the...

43rd session of Monte Cook's 3E Banewarrens campaign run with Shadow of the Demon Lord on Owlbear Rodeo. Five player characters. They dinged Level 8 at the end of this session. Dwarf Executioner/Berserker/Warrior. He seeks the Axehammer of the Lost Clan, rumored to be in the Banewarrens. Elf...

I'm sure with about 2 minutes of googling I can find an example of a well known Western company who's products (or components) are manufactured with Chinese prison labor. The point stands. The WotC situation is s--tty, but it's not a literal crime against humanity. Regardless, we all get to...

To build on my previous point... D&D's content creators are virtually all social media influencers. And a lot of influencers are also content creators. So WotC has turned every D&D influencer against the company in one fell swoop. Kind of an amazing accomplishment if you think about it...

I also find myself thinking about what influencers are going to be at the next D&D product roll out. I'm guessing...not many.

Perspective.

This whole situation bums me out. 5E is my favorite version of D&D. This is an exciting time to be a fan. OneD&D is built on the same chassis. The future was looking really bright. Now the whole viability of the brand is at risk because of unnecessary corporate overreach. Dumb, Wizards. Dumb.

If you bought a 5E product, then I presume you already forgave WotC for the 4E GSL. Why not do it again?

My wife and I own an Audi. Audi used Nazi slave labor during WWII. Of all the companies I could boycott and all the reasons I should boycott, there is a very long line ahead of Hasbro and Wizard of the Coast.

I refuse to let some corporate suit ruin my enjoyment of D&D. I currently have 3 active 5E D&D campaigns running. Within the last few years I've played Shadow of the Demon Lord, Night's Black Agents, Star Wars D6, and Marvel Heroic Roleplaying. I have a Twilight: 2000 campaign kicking off this...

43rd and 44th sessions of my Dragon Heist/Deck of Many Things mashup. Half-orc cavalier fighter, halfling swashbuckler rogue, and half-elf evoker wizard/grave cleric. At the end of these sessions, everyone reached Level 9. I'll keep this short as these episodes were played in November and...